Welcome to our 2 Digit Addition Worksheets page.
Take a look at our double digit addition worksheets to help your child learn and practice their addition skills with regrouping.
Looking for two digit addition worksheets without regrouping? Use the link below
Here are our range of two-digit Addition Worksheets with regrouping set out in columns.
Using these sheets will help your child to:
The sheets have been split into sections so you can easily select the right level of difficulty.
Note: In First Grade, you only need to worry about Sections 1) and 2) looking at 2 digit addition within 100. You do not need to look at regrouping the Tens in to a Hundred.
Step 1) Add the Ones digit of both numbers together.
We add the Ones: 7 + 5 = 12 Ones.
We regroup the 12 Ones into 1 Ten and 2 Ones.
We carry over 1 Ten and move it to the top of the Tens column.
We write a 2 under the line in the Ones place.
Step 2) Add the Tens digit of both numbers together, remember to add any Tens that were carried over.
We add the Tens, including the Ten we carried over: 3 + 2 + 1 = 6 Tens.
We write this number under the line in the Tens place.
As there are no further digits to add up, we have finished.
This gives us a final answer of 37 + 25 = 62
This example does not need any regrouping.
Step 1) Add the Ones digit of both numbers together.
Adding the Ones gives us: 3 + 6 = 9 Ones.
We write this below the line in the Ones place.
Step 2) Add the Tens digit of both numbers together, remember to add any Tens that were carried over.
Adding the Tens gives us: 6 + 1 = 7 Tens.
We write this below the line in the Tens place.
As there are no further digits to add up, we have finished.
This gives us a final answer of 63 + 16 = 79
This example needs regrouping from the Ones to the Tens.
Step 1) Add the Ones digit of both numbers together.
Adding the Ones gives us: 9 + 4 = 13 Ones = 1 Ten + 3 Ones.
We carry over the 1 Ten into the Tens column and write the 3 below the line in the Ones column..
Step 2) Add the Tens digit of both numbers together, remember to add any Tens that were carried over.
Adding the Tens gives us: 5 + 3 + 1 = 9 Tens.
We write this below the line in the Tens place.
As there are no further digits to add up, we have finished.
This gives us a final answer of 59 + 34 = 93
This example needs regrouping from the Tens to the Hundreds.
Step 1) Add the Ones digit of both numbers together.
Adding the Ones gives us: 4 + 2 = 6 Ones.
No regrouping is needed.
Step 2) Add the Tens digit of both numbers together.
If the total of the two digits is 10 or more, then regroup the 10 Tens into 1 Hundred.
Adding the Tens gives us: 7 + 6 = 13 Tens = 1 Hundred + 3 Tens.
As there are no further numbers to add up, we can simply write 1 in the Hundreds place and 3 in the Tens place.
As there are no further digits to add up, we have finished.
This gives us a final answer of 74 + 62 = 136
This example needs regrouping from the Ones to the Tens and from the Tens to the Hundreds.
Step 1) Add the Ones digit of both numbers together.
Adding the Ones gives us: 7 + 8 = 15 Ones = 1 Ten + 5 Ones.
We carry over the 1 Ten into the Tens column and write the 5 below the line in the Ones column.
Step 2) Add the Tens digit of both numbers together, remember to add any Tens that were carried over.
If the total of the two digits is 10 or more, then regroup the 10 Tens into 1 Hundred.
Adding the Tens gives us: 8 + 2 + 1 = 11 Tens = 1 Hundred + 1 Ten.
As there are no further numbers to add up, we can simply write 1 in the Hundreds place and 1 in the Tens place.
As there are no further digits to add up, we have finished.
This gives us a final answer of 87 + 28 = 115
This example has three 2-digit numbers to add up and needs regrouping from the Ones to the Tens and from the Tens to the Hundreds.
Step 1) Add the Ones digit of both numbers together.
Adding the Ones gives us: 2 + 6 + 7 = 15 Ones = 1 Ten + 5 Ones.
We carry over the 1 Ten into the Tens column.
Step 2) Add the Tens digit of both numbers together, remember to add any Tens that were carried over.
If the total of the two digits is 10 or more, then regroup the 10 Tens into 1 Hundred.
Adding the Tens gives us: 3 + 2 + 4 + 1 = 10 Tens = 1 Hundred + 0 Tens.
As there are no further numbers to add up, we can simply write 1 in the Hundreds place and 0 in the Tens place.
As there are no further digits to add up, we have finished.
This gives us a final answer of 32 + 26 + 47 = 105
These sheets involve filling in the missing digits in the 2-digit additions, where the digits may belong to the addends or the answer.
Sheet 1 involves regrouping in the ones only. Sheet 2 involves regrouping in both the tens and the ones.
Take a look at some more of our worksheets similar to these.
If you are looking for some two-digit addition worksheets without regrouping, use the link below.
If you need some more 2 digit addition worksheets, or want to practice more column addition with regrouping, then take a look at our column addition worksheet generator.
You can select the size of numbers and number of questions you want, then generate your own random worksheet in a matter of seconds.
Here you will find a range of Free Printable First Grade Addition Worksheets.
The following worksheets involve using the First Grade Math skills of adding.
Using these sheets will help your child to:
All the free First Grade Math Worksheets in this section support the Elementary Math Benchmarks for First Grade.
Looking to practice your subtraction skills?
Try our 2 digit subtraction worksheets.
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