Make an addition worksheet for the skill you want to practice. Choose a whole-number range, one or two decimal places, or signed integers.
Select the question count and working space, then preview the set before printing. Generate another version at the same level when you need more practice, and keep the matching answer key separate.
Try these example questions. Show your thinking.
Choose your settings to create a fresh set with matching answers.
Use Within 10 or Within 20 for number-fact strategies. Choose a larger whole-number level for place-value calculations, decimals for decimal-point alignment, or signed integers for positive and negative values.
For 8 + 6, a useful check is 10 + 4 = 14. For a decimal question, line up the decimal points before combining place values.
Return to Addition Worksheets for the worked examples and learning notes.