Addition Math Drills Worksheets
Our addition math drills worksheets provide focused practice with 38 different worksheet types covering basic addition skills. Students can master adding within 5, 10, and 20, practice specific number combinations, and work on missing addends through repetitive problem-solving exercises.
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About these worksheets
Addition drill worksheets cover the full range of basic fact fluency. Problem sets include adding within 5, adding and subtracting within 10 and 20, finding ten more and ten less, adding 9s with mental math shortcuts, adding to multiples of ten, and individual fact families from 0s through 10s. Mixed drill sets and missing addend problems are also included. Each worksheet contains 50 to 100 problems for timed practice.
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Find ten more or ten less than a two-digit number. Use place value to see how changing the tens digit changes the number.
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Add two numbers where the total is 10 or less. Subtract one number from another when the answer stays within 10. Switch between addition and subtraction and choose the right operation for each problem. Build speed and accuracy with basic math facts up to 10.
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Add two numbers with sums up to 20. Subtract a number from another number and find the difference up to 20. Build speed and accuracy with basic addition and subtraction facts.
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Practice quickly adding 9 to a number. Use a mental math trick for +9, like add 10 then subtract 1. Build speed and accuracy with basic addition facts involving 9. Recognize patterns when numbers increase by 9.
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Practice adding 1 to another number to find the total. Get faster at basic addition facts with 1. Recognize that adding 1 makes the number go up by one.
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Add 2 to a number from 1 to 10 to find the total. Memorize and recall the +2 addition facts quickly. Build speed and accuracy with basic addition facts.
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Get quick at adding 3 to another number. Build confidence with basic addition facts that include 3.
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Practice adding 6 to a number from 1 to 10. Learn the addition facts in the 6s family so they come quickly from memory. Build speed and accuracy when solving simple addition problems in your head.
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Use the pattern that adding 10 makes the ones digit stay the same while the tens digit increases by 1. Practice doing these sums in your head without counting one by one.
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Practice adding 0 to a number and seeing that the number stays the same. Build speed and confidence with basic addition facts that include 0.
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Practice adding 1 to a number from 1 to 10. Get faster at basic addition facts that include +1. Notice the pattern that adding 1 makes the number go up by one. Build confidence doing simple mental math without counting on fingers.
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Add 2 to numbers from 1 to 10 quickly and accurately. Build confidence with basic addition facts so answers come to mind without counting.
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Add 10 to a number from 1 to 10 to find the total. Use the pattern that adding 10 makes the number 10 more to solve problems quickly.
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Find the missing number that makes an addition sentence true. Use what you know about addition facts to solve for an unknown addend quickly. Read and solve equations with a blank or box in different positions. Build speed and accuracy with mental math when one part of the sum is missing.
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Add two numbers when one addend is 12 or less. Build speed and accuracy with basic addition facts up to 12.
About these worksheets
Mixed drill worksheets combine multiple operations in a single practice set. Students solve 100 problems covering addition, subtraction, multiplication, and division facts, building fluency in choosing the right operation and computing quickly. Additional practice includes finding ten more and ten less within 100.
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Practice quickly solving basic addition facts. Get faster at choosing the right operation when problems are mixed. Build accuracy when doing mental math without a calculator. Improve fluency by working through random fact problems without a pattern.
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Find the number that is 10 more than a given number. Find the number that is 10 less than a given number. Use place value to see how adding or subtracting 10 changes the tens digit while the ones digit stays the same. Work quickly and accurately with numbers up to 100 by spotting the +10 and -10 pattern.
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