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Multi-Digit Addition Worksheets with Valentine's Pictures

Multi-Digit Addition Worksheets with Valentine's Pictures preview
Multi-Digit Addition Worksheets with Valentine's Pictures preview
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Look Inside · 6 pages · answer key included

3 Digit Addition set 1: students solve 16 vertical sums, 543 + 345 through 468 + 864, with cupid and teddy bear art
Valentine's Day morning work on adding with regrouping
3 Digit Addition set 2: students add 16 three-digit pairs, from 234 + 432 to 438 + 481, several needing regrouping
Second round of practice for a February math center
3 Digit Addition set 3: students find 16 sums such as 666 + 444 and 236 + 414, adding ones, tens and hundreds
Independent practice or homework on multi-digit sums
3 Digit Addition set 4: students solve 16 problems from 780 + 234 to 665 + 448, many with sums over 1,000
Extra practice for students ready for four-digit totals
3 Digit Addition set 5: students work 16 column additions, 290 + 812 to 717 + 234, regrouping across columns
Exit ticket or quick check after the regrouping lessons

Answer key included

Answer key included

About This Product

These Valentine's-themed worksheets help second and third graders practice adding three-digit numbers.

You get 15 pages of addition problems with Valentine's Day pictures. Each page has an answer key, so checking work is quick and easy.

This resource is in a PDF format. There are 30 pages in total. You can just print it out. No prep!

Kids solve three-digit addition problems, which helps them get better at adding bigger numbers. The Valentine's-themed elements make regular math practice more fun, so students pay attention while working. Use them however you need: morning work, math centers, something for kids who finish early, homework, or leave them for a substitute. Students can do the work on their own without much help.

This works for second and third graders learning to add larger numbers. Practice helps kids feel confident with carrying and bigger math problems. Answer keys save you time grading or let students check their own work.

The Valentine's theme is perfect for February. It's a holiday activity that still teaches real math skills your students need.

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