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Grade 2 Addition Worksheet Template

Use a printable grade 2 addition worksheet template with two-digit addition, word problems, and an answer key.

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Grade 2 Addition Practice

Add each pair of numbers. Show your work for the word problem.

Grade 2 Addition Practice
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Add each pair of numbers. Show your work for the word problem.
1. 24 + 13 = ____
2. 35 + 22 = ____
3. 41 + 16 = ____
4. 52 + 27 = ____
5. ____ + 18 = 42
6. 23 + ____ = 63
7. Mia has 24 stickers and gets 15 more. How many stickers does she have?
8. A box has 31 crayons. A teacher adds 26 more. How many crayons are there now?
9. 46 + 12 = ____
10. 38 + 25 = ____
Answer key
  1. 37
  2. 57
  3. 57
  4. 79
  5. 24
  6. 40
  7. 39 stickers
  8. 57 crayons
  9. 58
  10. 63

Two-digit addition focus

This Grade 2 page practices adding two-digit numbers by lining up tens and ones. It includes equations, a missing-addend problem, and one short context question so students use addition in more than one way.

Common addition mistakes

Check that students add the ones and tens in the correct columns. When regrouping is needed, have students explain where the extra ten went and estimate whether the sum is reasonable.

Teaching and printing tips

Use the one-column layout when students need room to show work. For support, let children use base-ten blocks; for a challenge, ask them to make a new equation with the same total.

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Can I use this template to create a new worksheet?

Yes. The template CTA opens addition practice with matching Grade 2 starter settings.

Does this template include an answer key?

Yes. The visible answer key matches the ten addition questions in the preview.

Does this worksheet include regrouping?

Yes. The two-digit addition set includes both no-regrouping and regrouping examples.

Does it include missing-addend problems?

Yes. Students solve missing-addend equations such as ____ + 18 = 42.