
Carrying the one is where second-grade math clicks or stalls. This two-digit addition with regrouping worksheet walks your student through the process before asking them to do it alone.
Eight vertical addition problems fill the main grid, every one requiring your student to regroup the ones place before adding the tens. A boxed example at the top walks through 47 plus 28 step by step, naming each action: write the ones digit, regroup one ten, add the tens column. That model stays visible while your student works through all eight problems, making it a strong fit for grades 2 and 3 when regrouping is first introduced.
The bonus section at the bottom adds a word problem: Tom has 47 marbles and a friend gives him 26 more. Your student reads, sets up, and solves, practicing the same two-digit addition with regrouping skill in a different context. The worksheet runs well as independent practice once you have talked through the example together, or use it as a guided first attempt and then assign a second copy solo.


Pencil is the right call here since the large work boxes are meant for showing steps and erasing is part of the process. Students learning to regroup benefit from writing the carried ten above the tens column, and the box size encourages that habit. Works well for independent practice after a brief guided walkthrough of the example.

Standard 8.5 by 11 paper holds the layout cleanly in portrait orientation. Print two copies per student if you want one for guided practice and one for a later review check.