Addition Worksheets & Printables

Struggling with addition? Not anymore! Our collection features various addition worksheets and hands-on activities for classroom and after school use. Provide additional practice for your students, reinforce the fundamental skills and improve accuracy and speed related to addition calculation.

Use manipulatives to help demonstrate to students how addition works (e.g., combine two groups of counters to make one larger group).Once an understanding of the concept of addition is established, provide students with opportunities to practice addition facts, to develop their math fluency.Use games with dice, coins, or other tools to help students practice addition facts.Introduce students to vocabulary that represents addition, such as “sum” and “altogether”.Introduce students to more than one strategy for solving multi-digit addition questions, such as the standard algorithm (e.g., writing numbers one above the other then working through columns from right to left) and using place value (e.g., 89+12 equals 80+10, which can be done mentally, then 9+2 equals another groups of ten plus 1 more).
Teach students how to count ahead, either in their head or using a number line, to add two numbers.Encourage the memorization of basic, single-digit addition facts.Teach doubles (e.g., 5+5=10) then introduce “doubles plus 1” (e.g., 5+6=11).Teach adding 10 to a number (e.g., 6+10=16) then use that benchmark to teach adding 9 to a number (e.g., 6+10 is 16 so 6+9 is one less: 15).Teach multi-digit addition strategies such as adding two-digit or three-digit numbers together.Incorporate problem-solving into your program so students understand when and why to use addition.

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