Description
These worksheets provide students with the opportunity to demonstrate their understanding of adding two- and three-digit numbers by requiring them to fill in the missing numbers in addition problems.
This gives students an opportunity to practice both addition and subtraction and reinforces the inverse relationship between these two basic operations.
Worksheet 1: This worksheet contains 16 two-digit by two-digit addition problems of increasing difficulty.
Worksheet 2: This worksheet contains 8 three-digit by three-digit addition problems of increasing difficulty and a challenge question with a 5-digit number added to a 4-digit number.
Worksheet 3: This is a fun number alphanumeric challenge for your students who finish early! There are two addition problems where the letters stand for different digits and the students have to figure out what each letters stands for.
If you have any questions, feedback or suggestions, please leave a comment on the review page or email me at msdanistpt@gmail.com.
Thank you!
This gives students an opportunity to practice both addition and subtraction and reinforces the inverse relationship between these two basic operations.
Worksheet 1: This worksheet contains 16 two-digit by two-digit addition problems of increasing difficulty.
Worksheet 2: This worksheet contains 8 three-digit by three-digit addition problems of increasing difficulty and a challenge question with a 5-digit number added to a 4-digit number.
Worksheet 3: This is a fun number alphanumeric challenge for your students who finish early! There are two addition problems where the letters stand for different digits and the students have to figure out what each letters stands for.
If you have any questions, feedback or suggestions, please leave a comment on the review page or email me at msdanistpt@gmail.com.
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2nd - 5th
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Description
These worksheets provide students with the opportunity to demonstrate their understanding of adding two- and three-digit numbers by requiring them to fill in the missing numbers in addition problems.
This gives students an opportunity to practice both addition and subtraction and reinforces the inverse relationship between these two basic operations.
Worksheet 1: This worksheet contains 16 two-digit by two-digit addition problems of increasing difficulty.
Worksheet 2: This worksheet contains 8 three-digit by three-digit addition problems of increasing difficulty and a challenge question with a 5-digit number added to a 4-digit number.
Worksheet 3: This is a fun number alphanumeric challenge for your students who finish early! There are two addition problems where the letters stand for different digits and the students have to figure out what each letters stands for.
If you have any questions, feedback or suggestions, please leave a comment on the review page or email me at msdanistpt@gmail.com.
Thank you!
This gives students an opportunity to practice both addition and subtraction and reinforces the inverse relationship between these two basic operations.
Worksheet 1: This worksheet contains 16 two-digit by two-digit addition problems of increasing difficulty.
Worksheet 2: This worksheet contains 8 three-digit by three-digit addition problems of increasing difficulty and a challenge question with a 5-digit number added to a 4-digit number.
Worksheet 3: This is a fun number alphanumeric challenge for your students who finish early! There are two addition problems where the letters stand for different digits and the students have to figure out what each letters stands for.
If you have any questions, feedback or suggestions, please leave a comment on the review page or email me at msdanistpt@gmail.com.
Thank you!
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This is a super creative worksheet! I used it in my third-grade classroom and my kids loved it. As a teacher, it was great to see my students challenged as they did these problems, as they really had to think about how addition works.
I also absolutely LOVE the fact that these questions keep getting more and more difficult and this was perfect for my classroom of varied learners. My students who finished these worksheets quickly were thrilled when they saw the alphanumeric challenges and the end and those kept them occupied for a long time while I could help my other students.
Highly, highly recommend these for 2nd/3rd/4th grade math classrooms!
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