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Free addition games for kids

The game above is set to addition facts only, so your child can focus on adding. Pick 1st grade for sums within 10 or 2nd grade for sums within 20. When the facts feel easy, try the step-by-step games below for adding on a number line and adding bigger numbers with carrying.

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What kids practice

  • Addition facts within 10 (1st grade) and within 20 (2nd grade)
  • Counting on from the bigger number
  • Doubles and near-doubles, like 6 + 7
  • Making ten to add quickly, like 9 + 5

Try one together: 7 + 6 with doubles

  1. 6 + 6 is a double: it makes 12.
  2. 7 is one more than 6.
  3. So 7 + 6 is one more than 12.
  4. 7 + 6 = 13.

Tips for parents and teachers

Matching school standards

These games line up with these Common Core State Standards for Mathematics:

Questions parents ask

When should kids know addition facts by heart?

Most U.S. standards expect quick recall of facts within 10 by the end of 1st grade, and all sums of two one-digit numbers from memory by the end of 2nd grade.

What’s the best way to learn addition facts?

Learn a strategy first (counting on, doubles, making ten), then practice a little every day. Games help because kids happily do many more problems than on a worksheet.

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