Two-Digit by One-Digit Addition

Two-Digit Addition

Two-Digit Addition and Regrouping

Three-Digit Addition

Three-Digit Addition and Regrouping

Printable  Two-Digit by One-Digit Addition worksheets & activities for teachers, parents, and homeschool families to help kids succeed!

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 Two-Digit by One-Digit Addition worksheets

This visually appealing worksheet offers young mathematicians an opportunity to practice number bonds and number sentences. The two-page worksheet is designed for use as a stand-alone resource that can be used to reinforce skills in decomposing and composing numbers. Alternatively, it can be used in conjunction with the Composing and Decomposing lesson plan for a more comprehensive approach to this topic.

Compose and Decompose Within 20

This playful worksheet allows math learners to practice addition with an ocean theme. Children can work on two-digit and two-digit by one-digit addition without regrouping while enjoying the ocean floor backdrop. Designed for a first- and second-grade math curriculum, this versatile resource can reinforce addition concepts or assess what students already know.

Addition Under the Sea

This worksheet combines the task of addition with coloring to create a fun and engaging learning experience. In this exercise, students will use crayons to represent ones and tens as they add numbers together. By using a visual aid, students can develop a deeper understanding of fundamental math concepts and improve their problem-solving skills. For more practice, students can access the Counting on the 100s Chart (Part One) worksheet. This exercise is a great way to reinforce math skills and encourage students to enjoy learning.

Adding 10 and 1 on the Hundreds Chart

If your student has already mastered single-digit addition, you can try two-digit addition with this worksheet. The worksheet guides kids through simple word problems and offers options for breaking up tens and ones. By completing this worksheet, children can build a solid foundation in both place value and word problems. For more practice, you can try Break It Up (Part Two).

Break It Up! (Part One)

This addition coloring page is designed to make math fun for first graders. As they color in the hot air balloons, children can review their math facts and improve their counting skills, fine motor skills, and overall understanding of basic addition concepts. This exercise is an engaging way to promote student engagement and improve problem-solving skills. To find more addition coloring sheets, parents and teachers can explore the Add and Color series, which provides a variety of similar exercises to reinforce math skills.

Air Balloon Math

This worksheet provides a fun way for first graders to practice simple double-digit addition while also enjoying coloring a flower fairy. By completing the addition problems, children can develop a deeper understanding of fundamental math concepts and improve their problem-solving skills. The inclusion of a fun and engaging coloring activity helps to keep children motivated and engaged in their math practice. This exercise is an excellent tool for promoting student engagement and preparing children for more advanced math concepts in the future.

Fairy Double-Digit Addition

The paragraph introduces a worksheet designed to help children transition from single-digit addition to two-digit addition. It explains that the worksheet uses simple word problems and provides options for breaking up tens and ones to help children understand place value.

Break It Up! (Part Two)

This worksheet is designed to help children improve their addition and subtraction skills. It features a large number of problems for children to solve, but with a twist - not all of the answers provided are correct. This exercise challenges children to carefully check the facts and identify and fix the incorrect answers. By completing this exercise, children can develop a deeper understanding of fundamental math concepts and improve their problem-solving skills. This exercise is an engaging way to promote student engagement and prepare children for more advanced math concepts in the future.

Check the Facts: Addition and Subtraction Review

This worksheet is a valuable tool for providing extra addition practice to children and teaching them the importance of focusing on the tens first when adding with a hundreds chart. By completing this exercise, children can reinforce their essential addition skills while also gaining an introduction to place value. For more practice, students can access the Add the 10s First (Part One) worksheet. This exercise is an excellent way to build a strong foundation in math and help students develop the ability to effectively add with a hundreds chart.

More Practice Adding The 10s First!

This worksheet is designed to help your child progress beyond one-digit addition. By completing the page, they will learn how to add a two-digit number to a one-digit number. If they encounter difficulties, counting blocks are provided next to each problem to assist them.

Count and Add Blocks

This place value worksheet provides an opportunity for children to visualize simple addition problems using paper-based representations of tens sticks or base-ten blocks. By adding groups of ten blocks to the remainder, children can see how a new number is formed. This exercise is a great way to reinforce fundamental math concepts and improve problem-solving skills. The use of paper-based techniques can help children to better understand and remember key concepts in addition. This excerpt is from an upcoming workbook, and there are also other workbooks available to check out.

Adding with Tens Sticks

This math worksheet is designed for brave math explorers who are ready to venture through a jungle of addition problems. By practicing adding up one and two-digit numbers, children can develop a deeper understanding of fundamental math concepts and improve their problem-solving skills. The worksheet includes some problems that involve carrying, so it's important for children to show their work and fully understand the process. This exercise is an engaging way to promote student engagement and prepare children for more advanced math concepts in the future.

Jungle Addition

There are flowers and apples abound; let's add them up using tens sticks! This place value worksheet is great for helping students with visualizing simple addition problems.

Addition With Tens Sticks

This coloring page offers a unique challenge to first graders. Before they can color the picture, they must solve all the addition equations provided on the page. This exercise helps children to practice adding one-digit numbers with multiples of ten and develop their problem-solving skills. By completing this exercise, children can also improve their ability to focus and pay attention to detail. This exercise is an engaging way to promote student engagement and prepare children for more advanced math concepts in the future. To find more addition coloring pages, parents and teachers can follow the provided link for additional resources.

Add and Color: Flowers

This coloring page features a cute circus scene that requires children to answer a few addition problems before they can color it in. By practicing adding one and two-digit numbers, children can develop a deeper understanding of the concept of addition with regrouping. This exercise is an excellent tool for promoting student engagement and improving problem-solving skills. After completing this exercise, children can enjoy coloring in the circus scene and show off their artistic abilities. To find more addition coloring pages, parents and teachers can follow the provided link for additional resources.