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Addition Worksheets

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Five addition worksheets in order, from sums within 10 for kindergarten to 3-digit numbers with carrying in second and third grade. Each one prints as it is, or you can change the numbers, the problem count and the layout first.

Ready to print: Addition within 20, with its answer key. Open any skill in the list for its own sheet.

Shapes
Denominators
fromto

The bottom numbers, from 2 to 12. 2 to 4 keeps to halves, thirds and fourths.

Digits

Base-ten blocks go up to 3 digits: hundreds, tens and ones.

Clocks
Layout
Paper
Numbers0 to 20 and 0 to 20, sums up to 20
First number
fromto
Second number
fromto

Leave at 0 for no limit. 10 makes “addition within 10”.

Regrouping

Carrying and borrowing, for addition and subtraction.

For a classOne sheet, answer keys

Each sheet has its own problems: one per student or one per day.

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2 pages: 1 to solve, 1 with the answers

Ideas for using these sheets

  • Start one step below where a child is working: an easy first sheet builds the confidence for the next one.
  • Move up a skill at a time: facts within 10, facts within 20, then 2-digit numbers without regrouping and with it.
  • Pair each addition sheet with the matching subtraction sheet, so children see that 7 + 5 = 12 and 12 − 5 = 7 are the same fact.
  • Keep finished sheets in a folder and look back at the first one after a month.

Every setting can be changed above before you print, and “New problems” makes a fresh sheet as often as you like.

Addition worksheets to print