Double Digit Adding Without Regrouping Worksheet
This double digit adding without regrouping worksheet has 2nd grade students split each problem into tens and ones, add each part, and find the sum. An answer key is included for fast checking.
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This Double Digit Adding Without Regrouping Worksheet helps second graders add two-digit numbers by breaking each one into tens and ones. When no column makes a new ten, children can add the tens, add the ones, and put the parts back together. Using a double digit adding without regrouping worksheet builds the place-value thinking students need before they learn to carry.
The page opens with a shaded worked example that shows every step: 32 + 26 becomes 30 + 20 and 2 + 6, and the two parts make 58. Students then solve five more problems in the same way. Each card has three rows to finish, so children write the sum of the tens, the sum of the ones, and the final answer. Every problem stays within 100, and none of them needs regrouping. This 2nd grade addition worksheet works well for morning work, small groups, homework, or a quick check after a place-value lesson.
What’s Included
- One printable worksheet titled “Adding Two Digit Numbers”
- A shaded worked example that models the tens-and-ones strategy
- Five two-digit addition problems with no regrouping
- A complete answer key with every tens, ones, and total filled in
Why This Worksheet Helps Kids
First, it shows students why adding by place value works, not just how to line up digits. Second, the repeated three-row pattern gives children a simple routine they can use on any two-digit problem. Third, writing the tens and ones separately helps teachers spot exactly where a mistake happens.
Ideas for Teachers and Parents
Model the example with base-ten blocks before students begin, then let them check one card with blocks. Ask children to explain a problem out loud using the words tens and ones. For extra practice, have students write their own no-regrouping problem on the back and trade with a partner.
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