Printable Adding Whole Tens and Hundreds Worksheets
Adding whole tens and hundreds worksheets teach students to combine round numbers using basic fact patterns. These printable sheets develop mental math speed with place value models and answer keys.
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Add whole tens
Count the rods
Add whole tens
Fact-Echo: ones and tens
Add whole tens
Addition word problems
Add whole tens to a 2-digit number
Use the mat
Add whole tens to a 2-digit number
Add tens and watch the ones digit
Add whole tens to a 2-digit number
Addition word problems
Add whole tens to a 3-digit number
Use the mat
Add whole tens to a 3-digit number
Cross the hundred
Add whole tens to a 3-digit number
Addition word problems
Add whole hundreds
Count the flats
Add whole hundreds
Answer all three
Add whole hundreds
Addition word problems
Add whole thousands
Echo rows: add whole thousands
Add whole thousands
Add the parts to make one number
Add whole thousands
Addition word problems
About Adding Whole Tens and Hundreds
What this skill is
Adding whole tens and hundreds applies single-digit addition facts to higher place values (such as knowing 3 + 4 = 7 helps solve 30 + 40 = 70 and 300 + 400 = 700).
When children learn it
Adding multiples of 10 within 100 begins in 1st grade (CCSS 1.NBT.C.4). Adding multiples of 100 within 1,000 is taught in 2nd and 3rd grade (CCSS 2.NBT.B.8).
Teaching Tips
- Talk in unit language: say "3 tens plus 4 tens equals 7 tens". Then ask: "What number is 7 tens? 70!". Framing the problem in units makes the math feel identical to simple single-digit addition.
Common Mistakes
- Appending the wrong number of zeros, writing 30 + 40 = 700.
- Adding the tens digit to the ones digit by mistake when numbers are not aligned vertically.
- Losing track of place values when sums cross into hundreds (like 60 + 50 = 110).