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Year 2 Addition Practice
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Year 2 Addition Practice
Solve each puzzle. You can use a number line, draw a picture or work it out in your head. Remember to write the answer for each question.
Warm-up
Get ready to add!
1.At the beach, Hana finds 8 shells and then finds 7 more. How many shells does she have altogether?
2.Which number makes this addition sentence true? 9 + 6 = ?
- 14
- 15
- 16
3.A number line shows a hop starting at 8 and ending at 13. How many steps forward is the hop?
Solve it in different ways
Use what you know about adding.
4.A fruit stall has 8 apples in one basket and 6 apples in another. How many apples are there altogether?
5.Work out 17 + 5. You may split 5 into 3 and 2 to make the next ten first. Show or explain how you worked it out.
6.True or false? 12 + 9 = 20.
TrueFalse
7.Fill in the missing number: 14 + __ = 20.
Final challenges
Read carefully and check your answers.
8.There are 16 children waiting for a turn on the flying fox. Then 7 more children join the line. How many children are waiting now?
9.Put these sums in order from smallest answer to largest answer: 8 + 8, 10 + 5, 9 + 9.
10.A taniwha-shaped kite has 13 blue ribbons and 8 green ribbons. How many ribbons are on the kite altogether? Write the addition sentence too.
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