Addition with regrouping
Require carrying when the learner is working on regrouping across ones, tens, or hundreds.
Addition Worksheets
Make printable addition worksheets with the number size and question count you need. Choose problems with regrouping, without regrouping, or a mix, then add a separate answer key.
Sample addition worksheet with answers
- 47 + 28
- 36 + 49
- 58 + 27
- 64 + 19
- 73 + 18
- 45 + 37
- 29 + 56
- 68 + 24
- 57 + 36
- 84 + 17
Answer key
- 75
- 85
- 85
- 83
- 91
- 82
- 85
- 92
- 93
- 101
Choose how regrouping appears
Addition without regrouping
Leave carrying out when the goal is place value, accuracy, or a first step into larger numbers.
Separate addend sizes
Set the addend range to one, two, or three digits so the worksheet matches the written method being taught.
Build the next addition set
Start with fewer questions
Use a short set when regrouping is new. Add more questions after the learner can keep the columns aligned.
Change one place value
Move from one-digit to two-digit addends before adding another digit to both numbers.
Check the pattern of errors
If mistakes happen only when a column totals 10 or more, repeat a worksheet with regrouping before increasing the number size.
FAQ
Can I make addition worksheets with or without regrouping?
Yes. Choose no carrying, carrying required, or a mixed set before generating the worksheet.
Can I choose the number of digits?
Yes. Set the addends to one, two, or three digits, or use a custom range in the worksheet generator.
Do the addition worksheets include answers?
They can. Add a separate answer key, show answers beside each problem, or leave the student worksheet blank.