Addition of Single and Double Digits Worksheets
Single-digit and double-digit numbers are fairly easier to add than adding triple-digit numbers. The addition is one of the most basic mathematical techniques that is usually taught in elementary classes. Single-digit numbers are extremely easy to be added. They can also be added on fingers; it is basic counting. However, they can also be solved in writing. There is another technique for adding single-digit numbers. It is called tally marks. In tally marks, you make bars representing digits. In tally marks, the maximum number of bars that you can draw in a set is five, and there is a rule for drawing tally marks. After making every fourth mark, you draw the fifth one diagonally or horizontally as if it is cutting the other four marks. For example, a tally mark can look like this |||| For the addition of double-digit numbers; they can be added using the typical addition method.
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Basic Lesson
Shows the addition of the ones and carrying into the tens columns. Also includes practice problems.
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Independent Practice 1
Contains 20 single and double digits addition problems. The answers can be found below.
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Independent Practice 2
Contains 20 single and double digits addition problems. The answer key is below.
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Homework Worksheet
12 sums of double and single problems. 4 complete examples are provided.
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Polite Math
A polite number is a positive integer that is the sum of 2 or more consecutive integers. For example, 18=3+4+5+6 and 41=20+21. Every odd number greater than one must be polite. All numbers that are powers of 2 are impolite so don't invite them over.