Addition worksheets for grade 1
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Addition worksheets for grade 2
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5 Fun addition games for more math practice |
20 Free addition worksheets
Check out our fun, colorful addition worksheets below! Each one includes an answer key on the following page. Simply choose the grade level and skill that’s right for your class, then click on the picture to download and print.Tip: students can also use a place value chart to help them work through problems with multi-digit numbers.Addition worksheets for grade 1
[envira-gallery id="5721"] Can't decide? Download all of our 1st grade addition worksheets here!Addition worksheets for grade 2
[envira-gallery id="5754"] Can't decide? Download all of our 2nd grade addition worksheets here!5 Fun addition games for more practice
When you’re not using worksheets, give your students even more practice with some entertaining addition games! [embed]https://www.instagram.com/p/BxHdzuqBh-o/?utm_source=ig_web_button_share_sheet[/embed] Here are a few games to keep kids engaged in your classroom. Add them to your daily lessons and watch how much fun kids can have with adding!1. Connect Four
Let your students compete in an addition edition of Connect Four. Kids already love playing this classic game, and now they can practice addition at the same time! [caption id="attachment_5713" align="aligncenter" width="563"]
2. Prodigy
Prodigy is an online game-based learning platform that engages more than 50 million 1st to 8th grade students around the globe, while they practice curriculum-aligned math skills -- including addition! [embed]https://www.instagram.com/p/Byf-GO-FiPi/?utm_source=ig_web_button_share_sheet[/embed] Use the no-cost platform to reinforce your addition lessons and track student progress for differentiated feedback with Reports and Alignments. Students have so much fun playing, they hardly realize just how much they’re learning — It’s a win-win for students and teachers!
3. Addition Race
Here’s a great way to promote academic learning during physical activity!
4. Addition Crafts
For your next art lesson, choose a craft that involves math! [caption id="attachment_5715" align="aligncenter" width="600"]
5. Stand up/Sit Down
This game is super simple to play in your classroom, but it’s certainly not boring!To play the addition version of stand up/sit down, you’ll say an addition sentence or write one on the board. Students must stand up when your equation has a specific sum -- 10 or 20 is good to start, or go all the way to 100 for an extra challenge. For example, if you say “three plus seven” and your number is 10, students should stand up. When the equation doesn’t add up to the designated number, students must sit down. This game is an easy way to get students out of their seats. Eliminate players make things competitive, or keep the fun lighthearted and let everyone keep playing.Final thoughts on addition worksheets
Addition worksheets are definitely not the only effective teaching method, but they’re a great practice tool that you can use as a straightforward homework assignment or to allow for some quiet work time during the school day. Print any of our addition worksheets to practice the skills you want to target, then come back for more when your class has reached a new skill-level! Looking for more worksheets? Check out our:Prodigy is a no cost, adaptive math platform that's loved by over a million teachers and 50 million students. Log in or sign up today to see what it can do in your classroom!
