Free Addition Worksheets for Kids
Our free printable addition worksheets help kids build number sense from first counting steps through multi-digit problem solving. Start with single digit addition, move into 2-digit addition with and without regrouping, and build fluency with repeated addition and missing addend problems. Every worksheet downloads as a ready-to-print PDF, no sign-up required.
Addition and Subtraction - #2
Repeated Addition - #2
2-digit addition (with regrouping) - #7
Single Digit Addition
Single Digit Addition (Adds up to 10) - #2
Adding Single Digits
Mental Math - Doubles and Near Doubles - #7
Multiplication as a Repeated Addition - #1
Repeated Addition - #1
Multiplication as a Repeated Addition - #3
Multiplication as a Repeated Addition - #2
Mental Math - Doubles and Near Doubles - #8
Add Two 1-Digit Numbers
Single Digit Addition (Adds upto 10)
1-digit and 2-digit addition (no regrouping) - #3
Mental Math - Addition and Subtraction - #5
Add Two One-Digit Numbers
Multiplication as a Repeated Addition - #5
Multiplication as a Repeated Addition - #4
2-digit addition (no regrouping) - #3
2-digit addition (no regrouping) - #5
Explore Addition Worksheets by Skill Level
Single Digit Addition
Our single digit addition worksheets are the starting point for most kids, covering both addition without regrouping and addition with regrouping, giving kids a solid foundation before moving to larger numbers.
2-Digit Addition
Once single-digit addition is solid, our 2-digit addition worksheets introduce addition without regrouping and addition with regrouping, plus 1-digit and 2-digit addition combined for extra challenge.
Missing Addend & Repeated Addition
Missing addend worksheets build algebraic thinking by asking kids to solve for an unknown number in an addition sentence, while repeated addition worksheets introduce the concept that connects addition to multiplication.
Addition and Subtraction Together
Our addition and subtraction worksheets mix both operations on the same page, helping kids practice recognizing which operation a problem calls for, a key skill as math problems become less straightforward.
Addition Worksheets FAQ
What's the difference between addition with and without regrouping?
Addition without regrouping means the digits in each column add up to 9 or less, so no carrying is needed. Addition with regrouping (also called "carrying") happens when a column adds up to 10 or more, and that extra value gets carried to the next column. Most kids practice without regrouping first before moving to regrouping problems.
When do kids typically learn 2-digit addition?
Most kids start practicing 2-digit addition in 1st or 2nd grade, after they've built confidence with single-digit addition facts. Addition with regrouping is usually introduced a bit later than addition without regrouping, once place value concepts are solid.
What is a missing addend problem?
A missing addend problem gives you the sum and one number in the equation, and asks you to solve for the other (e.g., 4 + ___ = 9). These worksheets help build algebraic thinking and reinforce the relationship between addition and subtraction.
How can I help my child memorize addition facts?
Short, frequent practice works better than long sessions. A few minutes of single digit addition practice daily builds fluency over time. Repeated addition worksheets and simple flashcard drills can also help reinforce facts through repetition.
