11 Addition Worksheets for First Through Third Graders

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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