11 Addition Worksheets for First Through Third Graders

By Nicole Harris
June 22, 2020
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As your child advances in number learning, you can improve his mathematical skills with at-home practice. These free printable addition worksheets are best suited for children in first through third grades. 

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Single-Digit Addition

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Simple single-digit addition worksheets can introduce your first grader to mathematical principles.

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Simple Addition

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When completing this basic addition worksheet for first graders, don't worry if your child needs to count with fingers or number blocks.

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Seeing Spots

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Count the spots on these playful dogs, and write the answer in the box underneath.

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Counting Apples

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Encourage your little one to count apples of different colors, then add the numbers together for some simple addition practice.

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Two-Digit Addition with Regrouping

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Advance to more complicated addition by teaching kids to regroup, or carry over, numbers from the ones to the 10s columns.

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Math Word Problems

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Third grade addition worksheets should be a little more challenging. Your child can solve these word problems by finding the sum. 

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Counting Pennies

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These copper coins are valued at one cent; teach kids how to add the correct amount with this math addition worksheet.

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Counting Nickels

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This nickel addition worksheet with pictures helps kids practice counting by fives. 

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Counting Dimes

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These small-size silver coins are worth 10 cents. Can your student count them by tens?

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Counting Pennies, Nickels, and Dimes

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Show kids how to add the correct amount when three different coins are mixed together.

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Counting Quarters

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In elementary school, kids learn that four quarters equal one dollar. Practice with this second grade addition worksheet!

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