Addition Worksheet Maker

Make picture and number addition practice in seconds

Open the free Addition Worksheet Maker

See what you can make

Each style below is a ready-made sample — tap to play it, and every worksheet is free to print.

Find Addend

Show one part and the total; children work out the missing addend.

Image-Number

Count a group of pictures, then add it to a number for the total.

Mixed

A mix of picture sums and number sums together on one page.

Image-Image

Add two groups of pictures and count them all to find the sum.

About this worksheet maker

Adding is one of the very first math skills, and it sticks best when children can see what they are doing. This free addition worksheet maker builds simple sums using friendly pictures as well as plain numbers, so a child can count objects to reach the total before they work with digits alone.

You decide how the page looks: choose small numbers for beginners or a little more challenge, and pick a picture theme so the objects feel familiar. Each child writes the answer in the box, which keeps the focus on getting the total right.

Every worksheet you make can be printed straight away, and most come with a matching answer key so you can check work quickly or let children self-mark. It runs in your browser with no account, in any of 11 languages.

How to use it in class

Choose picture sums for the youngest counters or number-only sums for children ready to add with digits.
Pick a theme and a number range that suits your group.
Print the worksheet and have each child write the total in the answer box.
Check the finished sums against the printed answer key.

Worksheet ideas

Run a quick warm-up sheet at the start of a math lesson.
Set picture addition at a hands-on counting centre.
Send a short sheet home for extra practice with a parent.
Pair a themed sheet with the topic you are exploring that week.