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Free Grade 2 Addition Worksheets
Printable addition worksheets for Grade 2 students, aligned to the Ontario 2020 Math Curriculum. Covers two-digit addition with and without regrouping, number lines, and addition word problems — completed entirely on paper with pencil. Paperpath generates a levelled worksheet matched to your child's current band so every page is productive practice.
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These are representative questions from a Paperpath worksheet for this topic. A full page includes 12–15 minutes of focused practice.
Question 1
34 + 25 = ___
Add the ones first, then the tens.
Question 2
47 + 38 = ___
Do you need to regroup the ones?
Question 3
Sam has 26 stickers. She gets 17 more. How many stickers does she have now?
Write an addition equation.
Question 4
Fill in the missing number: 52 + ___ = 80
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What addition skills should a Grade 2 student know? By the end of Grade 2, Ontario students are expected to add two-digit numbers with and without regrouping, use strategies such as counting on, making ten, and using a number line, and solve addition word problems with sums up to 100. Paperpath worksheets practise all of these skills within the 12–15 minute page format.
Should my Grade 2 child be using regrouping (carrying) yet? Yes — regrouping is introduced in Grade 2 in the Ontario curriculum. If your child is not yet ready for regrouping, Paperpath's Quick Check assessment will identify this and generate worksheets at the right starting band. As your child builds fluency, the level adjusts to introduce regrouping naturally.
How often should a Grade 2 child practise addition? Short daily practice sessions of 10–15 minutes are more effective than longer, infrequent sessions for building number fluency in early grades. Paperpath is designed for exactly this kind of routine — one printed page, completed with a pencil, returned and logged in the app. Most parents use it 3–5 days a week.