Students must choose between addition and subtraction in order to solve each number sentence in this math worksheet.

In these math problems, students add a 10s number to other 1- and 2-digit numbers. This horizontal addition worksheet includes practice with multiple addends.

In each box, students add dollars and cents to find the total amount of money. There is no regrouping involved in these problems.

By adding three or four numbers to find each sum, students get practice with multiple addends and regrouping in this horizontal addition worksheet.

In this horizontal addition worksheet, students make observations about odd and even numbers.

Review the value of zero, then give students these vertical addition problems to practice adding three-digit numbers. None of these problems require regrouping.

In these vertical addition problems, students add two-digit and three-digit numbers with some regrouping.

Give students practice adding two-digit numbers. The multi-digit vertical addition problems in this worksheet don't involve regrouping.

Use this math worksheet to practice adding two-digit numbers that end in 5 or 0. Many of these multi-digit vertical addition problems require regrouping.

Give students vertical addition practice with regrouping and multiple addends in this math worksheet.

Students find the addition and subtraction fact families for each group of numbers in this math worksheet.

In this math worksheet, students use three numbers to write four different fact families. This worksheet will lead children to understand that if they know one addition fact, they can form three other facts—one more addition fact and two subtraction facts.

Give students practice with fact families. This math worksheet asks students to circle the number sentence that is in the same fact family and write the fact family for each group of numbers.

On the grid in this math worksheet, students draw rings around the pairs of numbers that add up to 20.

Test students' understanding of the zero and commutative properties of addition. In this worksheet, students are asked to complete each number sentence.

After showing students how to read bar graphs, use this worksheet to have them add and compare data in these graphs.

Students add and compare data from bar graphs and pictographs to answer the questions in this math worksheet. The graph scales are in units of 2.

To complete each number sentence, students choose the addition or subtraction symbol. They also use addition and subtraction to solve word problems.

Students must choose between addition and subtraction (+ or -) to solve each problem in this math worksheet. The addition and subtraction problems are in horizontal format. This worksheet includes a section with measurement units and a section with word problems.

In this equations worksheet, animals moving towards each other represent addition and animals moving away from each other represent subtraction. Students use this information to circle the correct number sentence for each picture.

After explaining that doubling is the same as adding two sets of the same number, give students this worksheet as practice.

Using addition and subtraction, students determine how much each number in a sequence is increasing or decreasing and continue the pattern.

Students complete each number pattern by finding the operation that turns the first number into the second number and the second number into the third number.

Using mental math, children complete each number sentence with the missing addend in this vertical addition worksheet.

To solve these money problems, students identify coins, add and subtract money, and practice basic division.

Have students use mental math to solve most of these money problems, including word problems, horizontal addition, and horizontal subtraction.

Demonstrate how arithmetic is used in realistic situations with these money word problems. Students must choose between addition and subtraction to solve each problem.

In this math worksheet, students compare values and practice adding and subtracting 1, 10, and 100 from numbers.

Introduce students to multiplication through repeated addition in this math worksheet, which reinforces the 2 and 3 times tables.

Students compare numbers, identify odd and even numbers, and practice addition in this math worksheet.

In this math worksheet, students solve vertical addition and subtraction problems to find each house number. Then, they sort even-numbered houses from odd-numbered houses by coloring them in different colors.

Have students add, subtract, and compare data to answer the questions about each pictograph in this math worksheet.c

Students apply their knowledge of math concepts to answer questions about a picture. This worksheet reviews key math skills including telling time, counting, adding, comparing quantities, recognizing shapes, and distinguishing between odd and even numbers.

Test whether children know when to add and when to subtract with the word problems in this math worksheet.

Test whether children know when to add and when to subtract with the word problems in this math worksheet.

Students add two-digit numbers to find the sum of each problem. Most of these vertical addition problems require regrouping.

Give students practice adding three numbers together with these multi-digit vertical addition problems. Regrouping is required to solve most of these problems.

This addition worksheet gives students practice solving word problems that include multiple addends. Encourage students to use mental math to solve these problems.

Students must choose between addition and subtraction to solve each word problem in this math worksheet.

Encourage students to use mental math to solve the word problems in this multi-digit addition worksheet. These real-life scenarios involve money, units of measure, and ordinal numbers.

Students add, subtract, and compare values of coins to solve these math word problems.