32 Basic Addition Sheets

An apple a day keeps the doctor away--and the math tutor! This colorful worksheet entices first graders to practice single-digit addition and counting.

Help your first grader improve her counting and addition ability with this colorful worksheet.

Does your first grader love bagels? Use them to make his addition practice more visually interesting!

These bright banana images are sure to help your first grader get through some single-digit addition practice.

Boost your first grader's confidence with addition and counting with this veggie-filled single-digit addition worksheet.

Help your first grader get a hold of some "berry" good math skills with this colorful counting worksheet!

Help your child take on the role of the early bird by getting a jump-start on his addition skills.

Full of striped candy treats, this worksheet is sure to sweeten up addition practice. Kids add up the numbers, using the candies to help them count.

Not only will your first grader get great practice with addition facts, but he'll get to use counting as assistance!

Help your first grader take a bite out of her addition struggles! This colorful worksheet's promise is two-fold, providing some addition and counting practice.

Adding can be as easy as picking cherries! Here's a fun way to improve your first grader's addition ability.

Looking for a fun way to boost your first grader's addition skills? Challenge her to count up the coconuts!

Invite your first grader to work through these addition problems, using the cucumbers to help him count out the answers.

Give your first grader a healthy dose of addition practice! She'll be "grape-ful" for a nice change from those dull, black-and-white printables.

Pack a fruity punch into your first grader's math practice! These countable grapefruits make addition more interesting.

Looking for a new way to help your first grader tackle addition? Indulge in a little kiwi math!

With colorful socks beside each problem to help them count, this worksheet helps kids bridge the gap between counting and addition.

Does addition leave your child stumped? Help her wrap her head around the concept with this leafy worksheet that helps her visualize how addition works.

Don't let math sour your day. Turn lemons into lemonade with this worksheet that's filled with happy lemons eager to help kids learn their addition facts.

Get your first grader excited for addition practice with a lovely lime-filled worksheet. Bursting with cheerful shades of green, it's sure to make her happy.

Get hungry for math with this addition worksheet bursting with juicy mangoes.

Full of juicy melon slices, this worksheet is just the thing to get your child hungry for math.

Go nuts for addition. Packed with peanuts and almonds to help kids count, this worksheet is sure to keep them entertained as they practice their addition facts.

Who knew olives could help with math? Help your child learn his addition facts with this worksheet bursting with olives eager to help.

Does your child drag his feet when it comes to addition? Full of bright colors and cheerful orange slices, this addition worksheet just might change his mind.

Having trouble getting your first grader to practice addition? He may change his tune with this colorful worksheet that lets him count up the pears!

Gear up for some sweet and tangy addition practice. Boost your first grader's addition skills with a perfectly pretty pineapple worksheet.

Ping pong balls are great for helping kids add. Kids add up the numbers in each problem, and use the ping pong balls to help them count up to the right answer.

Is your first grader struggling when it comes to addition? Help her tackle the concept with this pretty plum addition worksheet.

Give your child a healthy dose of math with this wholesome string bean addition worksheet.

Bite into math with this juicy worksheet full of plump tomatoes. Your first grader might think math's a bore, but this colorful printable is anything but dull.

If your child finds black and white math worksheets boring, try this one instead: with its bright colors and berry good looks, it's sure to grab her interest.