Number Names Worksheet: Addition Practice for Kids

How to use this worksheet

Read the first addition problem aloud together and have your child solve it, using fingers, drawn dots, or mental math depending on their comfort level. Once they know the sum, ask them to write the number name for that answer, like 'six' instead of '6', in the space provided. Continue solving and writing out each remaining problem the same way, checking spelling together as you go. Finish by reading through all the completed number-name answers as a final check.

Materials needed

• Pencil

Extension activities

• 1Have the child create their own addition problems and write the answers in number names.
• 2Use manipulatives (like blocks or counters) to help visualize the addition problems.
• 3Make flashcards pairing simple sums with their number-name answers for quick review.
• 4Practice writing number names 1-10 in order from memory.
• 5Turn it into a game where you say a sum aloud and your child races to write the number-name answer.