Free Addition Worksheets Whole numbers and integers
This worksheet generator produces various kinds of addition worksheets. You can create worksheets for addition in columns or in horizontal form. By choosing the range, you can use negative numbers, very big numbers, or numbers less than 50 - however you wish. You can even limit the numbers to be whole tens or hundreds or some other multiple by choosing the "Step" to be 10, or 100, or any other whole number. All worksheets come with answers.
With the advanced options you can create missing addend worksheets, or problems with 3-6 addends. Use 3-6 addends with a missing addend to create algebra-type problems. No carrying is a good option for kids just starting to learn adding in columns - this only works with 2 addends.
Switch addends randomly is usable if you for example set addend 1 to be whole tens, and addend 2 to be whole hundreds; the problems will be both of the form 20 + 300 and 400 + 70 etc. Or, if you set addend 1 to be within negative range and addend 2 positive, switching 1 and 2 randomly makes the negative number sometimes to be first, sometimes second. You can even use three addends, set one to be negative, one positive, one from negative to positive range (such as -10 to 10), and switching the addends will create problems where the negative numbers can be in any order.
Create place value problems like this: let the range for the first addend to be 0-9, for the second addend 0 to 90 with step 10, third addend 0 to 900 with step 100, and so on if larger places values are wished. Then tick the Switch addends randomly and the missing addend options.
Experiment with the options to customize the worksheets as you like!
Ready-made worksheets
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