Grade 1–3Common Core (CCSS) · Math: number sense
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Column addition · 8-10 years
Name: ____________________Worked example
- Goal: calculate 348 + 275.
- Align ones, tens and hundreds. Start on the right.
- 8 + 5 = 13. Write 3 in the ones column. Exchange 10 ones for 1 ten: write a small 1 above the tens. This is the carry.
- 4 + 7 + the carried 1 = 12. Cross out the used carry. Write 2 in the tens column and a new small 1 above the hundreds.
- 3 + 2 + the carried 1 = 6. Cross out the used carry and write 6 in the hundreds column. The answer is 623.
- Check: 623 − 275 = 348. The crossed-out carries have already been included.
A cinema had 17 visitors on Saturday and 49 on Sunday. How many visitors came over the weekend? Answer with the correct unit.
A farm has 15 hens and buys 91 more. How many hens does the farm have now? Answer with the correct unit.
Eli has 60 stickers and gets 70 more. How many stickers are there now? Answer with the correct unit.
Luca walked 85 steps in the morning and 13 steps in the afternoon. How many steps is that altogether? Answer with the correct unit.
On Monday a bakery sold 72 buns and on Tuesday 53 buns. How many buns were sold in total? Answer with the correct unit.
A farm has 42 hens and buys 19 more. How many hens does the farm have now? Answer with the correct unit.
A cinema had 44 visitors on Saturday and 66 on Sunday. How many visitors came over the weekend? Answer with the correct unit.
Yusuf has 51 stickers and gets 71 more. How many stickers are there now? Answer with the correct unit.
Eli walked 14 steps in the morning and 60 steps in the afternoon. How many steps is that altogether? Answer with the correct unit.
On Monday a bakery sold 42 buns and on Tuesday 47 buns. How many buns were sold in total? Answer with the correct unit.
Answer key
- 1. 89
- 2. 66 visitors
- 3. 92
- 4. 106 hens
- 5. 103
- 6. 130 stickers
- 7. 106
- 8. 98 steps
- 9. 58
- 10. 125 buns
- 11. 129
- 12. 61 hens
- 13. 99
- 14. 110 visitors
- 15. 66
- 16. 122 stickers
- 17. 109
- 18. 74 steps
- 19. 191
- 20. 89 buns
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This generator creates math worksheets for learners aged 8 to 16. Every task is calculated in your browser, so the answer key is always correct and every new version has different numbers. Topics cover column addition, subtraction and multiplication, short division, multiplying and dividing by 10, 100 and 1000, rounding, estimation, negative numbers and order of operations, as well as simplifying fractions, mixed numbers, fractions as decimals and percentages, adding fractions and finding a fraction of an amount. The percentage section includes percent of a number, share as a percentage, finding the whole, price increases and discounts. Word problems use neutral names and everyday situations and never ask for any personal information.
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