The 5-step plan
Practise addition up to 100 using the five steps. You can earn medals for the first four steps, and you get a diploma if you complete the final step correctly. For addition sums up to 100, none of the answers will be higher than 100.
The first step consists of ten sums. There is no time limit.
Step 1
Step 2
Step 3
Step 4
Try to answer all the 15 questions right!
Description Addition up to 100
Learn addition up to 100 here by doing exercises. The five-step plan starts with giving you time to practise and then to earn a diploma. Earning the diploma is very helpful, as addition is an important part of primary school arithmetic.
Example sums are:
- 44 + 16 = 60
- 22 + 51 = 73
Once you have earned the diploma and can do the sums well, you can continue on to subtraction or other exercises on the website
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