This free printable addition word problems worksheet is designed for Grades 1–2 and focuses on adding numbers within 20 using simple, familiar situations.
The problems use everyday language and short stories to help young learners practice addition in a way that feels approachable and meaningful. Each question encourages students to read carefully, identify what is being added, and show their work — an important early math skill.
This worksheet works well for:
- early elementary math lessons
- homeschool addition practice
- extra support with addition word problems within 20
- independent practice or review
The page includes 10 original word problems, plenty of space to write answers, and a complete answer key for easy checking. The clean, ink-friendly layout makes it simple to print and use right away.
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