Double digit addition is an important math skill that helps Grade 2 students build strong number sense and confidence with larger numbers.
As students move beyond single-digit addition, they begin learning how to add numbers in the tens and ones place. This helps them understand place value, improve mental math skills, and prepare for more advanced math concepts.
Our Grade 2 double digit addition worksheets are designed to make learning fun, engaging, and easy to understand. These worksheets include a variety of activities such as vertical addition, horizontal addition, word problems, and visual models that help students practice adding two-digit numbers step by step. Many worksheets also include regrouping and non-regrouping problems to gradually build confidence.
These printable worksheets are perfect for:
Classroom practice
Homework assignments
Math centers
Extra practice at home
Review and assessment
Each worksheet is created with Grade 2 learners in mind, using clear layouts, fun themes, and age-appropriate problems. Students will develop accuracy, speed, and confidence while mastering double digit addition.
Download and print these free Grade 2 double digit addition worksheets to help your students strengthen their math skills and enjoy learning!
2-Digit Addition with Regrouping — Practice
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Try these before or after you print the worksheet. Start with the ones. If they add up to 10 or more, carry the extra ten into the tens column — that carry is the whole point of the sheet, and forgetting it is the mistake the wrong answers here are built from.
Question 1
29 + 28 = ?
57. The ones make 17, so write the 7 and carry the ten. Writing both digits straight down gives 417 — that is what forgetting the carry looks like.
Question 2
22 + 38 = ?(careful — does this one need regrouping?)
60, and no regrouping needed. Check the ones column before you reach for the carry: here it comes to less than ten.
Question 3
47 + 38 = ?
85. Ones first, carry if they reach ten, then the tens.
Question 4 — select all that apply
Select every one whose answer is more than 60, then press Check.
15 + 76 = 91, 47 + 38 = 85, 49 + 39 = 88, 79 + 16 = 95. You have to finish each one before you can compare them — which is the point.
Question 5 — put them in order
Click these in order, from the smallest answer to the largest.