2-digit addition worksheets
Adding two 2-digit numbers, like 34 + 25 or 47 + 38. Problems start without regrouping and move on to sums where the ones add up to 10 or more.
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2-digit addition worksheet
What’s on the worksheet
- 50 questions on 2-digit addition, sized for US Letter paper
- 2 pages of questions plus an answer key on the last page
- Written for grades 1–2, matching Common Core 1.NBT.C.4, 2.NBT.B.5
- Name and date lines at the top, and room to show the work
Sample questions from this worksheet
- 30 + 69 =
- 33 + 21 =
- 36 + 54 =
- 59 + 22 =
- 57 + 22 =
- 43 + 24 =
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2-digit addition: a worked example (47 + 38)
47 + 38 ──── 85
- Ones: 7 + 8 = 15. Write 5, carry 1 ten.
- Tens: 4 + 3 + 1 = 8. Write 8.
- The answer is 85.
How to use it at home and in class
At home
Have your child say the place value out loud: “7 ones plus 8 ones is 15 ones, that’s 1 ten and 5 ones.” Ten problems a day works better than a whole sheet at once. Mark them together with the answer key, then ask your child to explain one they got wrong: finding the mistake themselves is where the learning happens.
In class
Use the first row as a warm-up, a full page for independent practice, or five questions as an exit ticket. For a retake or a second group, make a new version with the test maker so every child gets different numbers.
Mistakes to watch for
- Writing 15 in the ones place instead of carrying the ten.
- Forgetting to add the carried 1 in the tens column.
What to practice before and after 2-digit addition
- Before: addition facts. If this sheet is a struggle, go back a step.
- After: 3-digit addition, once this one is mostly right.
- Learn it first: the 2-digit addition lesson and the place value chart.
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Questions parents ask
Should my child learn regrouping straight away?
No. Start with problems where the ones add to less than 10. Move to regrouping once those are done without mistakes.
What grade is this 2-digit addition worksheet for?
It is written for grades 1–2 and matches Common Core standards 1.NBT.C.4, 2.NBT.B.5.
Can I get a different version of this 2-digit addition worksheet?
Yes. Use the free Mathify Kids test maker to make a new 2-digit addition worksheet with different numbers every time, at Core, Standard or Challenge level, with its own answer key.