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Two-Digit Addition Without Regrouping, Nine Vertical Problems
Nine vertical problems, no carrying required. Two-digit addition without regrouping is the skill your first or second grader needs before the more complex stuff clicks into place.
Each of the nine problems on this homeschool worksheet presents two two-digit numbers stacked in vertical format, with generous blank space below the answer line so your student can show their work column by column. The direction box at the top reinforces a key concept: no regrouping is needed, which lets your student focus on place value alignment and basic digit addition. This sheet sits squarely in a grades 1 to 2 math curriculum.
Two-digit addition without regrouping works well as a warm-up at the start of a math block or as a focused review after introducing columnar addition for the first time. Your homeschooler can complete it independently once they understand how to add ones and tens separately, making it a reliable practice page you can return to throughout the unit.
Nine vertical problems make this two-digit addition without regrouping worksheet ideal for grades 1-2 homeschoolers building early addition confidence.
Building Confidence with Two-Digit Addition Without Regrouping
Usage Notes
Pencil is the right call here so your student can erase and self-correct as they work through each column. The large answer boxes support clear digit-by-digit work, which makes this sheet well suited to independent practice once the concept has been introduced together. If your homeschooler is still new to vertical format, walk through the first problem alongside them before letting them continue on their own.
Printing Tips
Standard 20 lb copy paper handles pencil work fine for this one. Portrait orientation is the correct fit, and printing a small set of three or four copies lets your student repeat the sheet across several days without running out.