Daily practice is a great way for students to learn the addition facts. Download our free addition facts worksheets for school or at home. Each worksheet has 20 problems.
Worksheet 1 Worksheet 2 Worksheet 3 Worksheet 4Try our addition and subtraction facts workbook for daily practice with adding or subtracting. These pages have a place to record time if needed for speed drills or tests, but they are often used just for practice.
For more addition and subtraction practice, try our workbooks.
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