Addition Worksheet
Add. Write each answer below the line.ANSWER KEY
How to fill out an Addition Worksheet
Build an addition worksheet in seconds. Choose single-digit facts for beginners or 2-, 3- and 4-digit problems for regrouping practice, pick how many problems fit on the page, and print. Every click of New problems makes a different sheet, and the answer key prints from the same set.
How to fill it out
- Pick the level, the number of problems and the layout in the panel above the worksheet.
- Click New problems until you like the set — every click makes a fresh worksheet.
- Print it, or choose Save as PDF in the print window.
- Click Show answer key and print again to get a matching answer sheet.
Tips
- Start with single-digit facts until answers come quickly, then move to 2-digit + 1-digit.
- Vertical layout is best for teaching carrying (regrouping); horizontal layout builds mental math.
- Time a 20-problem sheet once a week and chart the score to show progress.
- Have students check their own work with the answer key, then redo the ones they missed.
FAQ
Do the 2-digit problems include regrouping?
Yes, they are random, so most sheets mix problems with and without carrying. Generate a few sheets to get the mix you want.
Can I make an answer key?
Click Show answer key. The same problems show their answers, and you can print that copy for checking.
What grade is this for?
Single-digit facts suit kindergarten and 1st grade; 2-digit sums suit 1st–2nd grade; 3- and 4-digit sums suit 2nd–4th grade.
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