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Mixed Addition and Subtraction Practice Worksheet, 9 Problems
Nine problems, two operations, one page: mixed addition and subtraction practice that asks your student to stay alert and switch gears between adding and subtracting two-digit numbers.
Each of the nine problems on this sheet presents a two-digit addition or subtraction equation, alternating unpredictably so your student cannot fall into a single-operation rhythm. Large blank boxes give room to show work, and each problem ends with a labeled answer line. This layout suits grades 2 and 3, sitting well inside a unit on two-digit computation once regrouping has been introduced.
The bonus challenge at the bottom flips the exercise: your student writes and solves their own mixed addition or subtraction problem using a fill-in-the-blank equation frame. That small shift from consumer to creator makes this mixed addition and subtraction practice a stronger comprehension check than a purely receptive drill. It works well as independent seat work after a lesson, or as a quick review assignment earlier in a unit when you are nearby to prompt the work-shown steps.
Nine two-digit problems cover mixed addition and subtraction practice for grades 2-3, with generous workspace and a bonus challenge problem.
Getting the Most from Mixed Addition and Subtraction Practice
Usage Notes
Pencil is the right tool here since students need room to cross out, carry, and borrow inside each work box. The nine problems plus the bonus challenge fit a focused 15 to 20 minute session. Independent use works once your student is comfortable with regrouping in both operations; otherwise, keep this one guided.
Printing Tips
Portrait orientation on standard copy paper is all this sheet needs. Print a small set at once if your homeschooler benefits from repeated mixed-operation review across several days.