KS1 Maths Addition Worksheet

Are you searching for an engaging and interactive way to reinforce addition skills for your KS1 students? Look no further! We have designed a comprehensive Maths Addition Worksheet that is tailored specifically to meet the needs of young learners. This worksheet focuses on providing a range of addition problems that will challenge and inspire your students to develop their mathematical fluency.

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What is 2 + 3?

2 + 3 is equal to 5.

How many apples are there if you add 4 apples and 2 more?

If you add 4 apples and 2 more, you will have a total of 6 apples.

Johnny had 3 marbles, and his friend gave him 2 more. How many marbles does Johnny have now?

Johnny now has 5 marbles.

If there are 5 pencils and you add 3 more, how many pencils are there in total?

There are 8 pencils in total after adding 3 more to the initial 5 pencils.

Sarah had 6 teddy bears and she received 1 more as a gift. How many teddy bears does Sarah have now?

Sarah now has 7 teddy bears.

What is 4 + 1?

The sum of 4 + 1 is 5.

There were 2 kittens playing and 3 more kittens joined them. How many kittens are there now?

There are now 5 kittens playing in total.

John has 7 stickers, and his friend gave him 2 more. How many stickers does John have in total?

John has a total of 9 stickers.

If there are 5 cupcakes and you add 4 more, how many cupcakes are there in total?

There would be 9 cupcakes in total.

Lucy had 8 toy cars, and she bought 1 more at the toy store. How many toy cars does Lucy have now?

Lucy now has 9 toy cars in total.