Double Digit Addition and Subtraction

Great for everyday practice. I like that they have the sections outline. It's easier for them to add and not get confused.

To begin and understand double, triple, etc digit addition/subtraction place value mechanics.... "lined" place value columns make it easier for VERY beginning elementary students to keep numbers in correct place value places.. AND even to regroup/borrow or carry. Numbers are bold printed. Also, if student does NOT have math facts totally memorized....use a in/cm ruler as a number lines to quickly find answers. Number line use, place value answers, learned by problem solving these problems. thanks for great product for homeschooling. Easy to Moderate difficulty for first, second grade depending on the student's ability and need for challenge level and age/grade level. Thanks for a great product for homeschooling.

This was very helping in introducing my child to mathematics early. It is clear, precise and very easy to understand. Had no from my child when they were using this math booklet.

This book is SUPER! We homeschool our first grader and noticed a lot of the curriculum math books only have 1-2 pages of practice for each lesson. This was not nearly enough for them to retain and practice the material. We bought this book as a supplement to help build their confidence with adding/subtracting double/triple digits. After assigning one page per day for 2 weeks they are now pros and mastering adding double digits and subtracting double digits so well!! Def would recommend for anyone who’s kiddo is struggling with adding/subtracting double digits! There’s enough practice for them to really gain an understanding. The spacing is immaculate and the answers in the back make checking the work super easy.

The quality of this workbook is great. I had been hoping for a a few days at the beginning of the book with no regrouping so we could build confidence, but page 1 question 1 requires regrouping. We will just skip over these questions for a few days and then go back to them, so it's not a deal breaker. In fairness, thr book is titled "Addition and Subtraction -Learn to Regroup," but adding without regrouping seems like a fairly logical step jn mastering double digit addition and subtraction, to me. Looking forward to using this book for practice.

Tons and tons of practice! This is the best buy for our independent morning math work. No more worries of print outs for additional practice sheets. This book is a one stop! I love the fact that each digit is in clear boxes which makes it very easy for a kid to add/sub the correct place values with regrouping as needed. Its simplicity keeps the kid focused on the content. I hope they will come up with other math concepts in the book like multiplication, division, fractions etc.

I wish I would have ordered these to begin with. My son struggles because of his handwriting and gets overwhelmed easily. These have gave him his confidence back in learning.

My son is in the 2nd grade. I bought this book for him (along with the multiplication one) to give him extra practice (and to supplement the math he's learning in school). There are a lot of practice problems that he can complete on his own. There is no lesson for the kids in the book, so you either need to teach your child how to do the problems or they have to know how to do the problems already. This book is good for extra practice.