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Watch students fling themselves into our free pdf adding integers worksheets and work their way through integer addition. Riding on the various exercises in finding the sum of positive and negative integers here, kids upstage their peers by displaying unparalleled ease in the addition of two and three integers. Up for grabs is a bounty of practice in integer addition using number lines, 2×2 or 3×3 squares, and much more. Remind them to use the answer key to double-check the solutions.
Our printable addition of integers worksheets are recommended for grade 6, grade 7, and grade 8 kids.
Drum up integer addition skills with these printable worksheets on adding integers. Watch 6th grade and 7th grade kids add two positive integers, one positive and one negative integer, or two negative integers here.
Recap sign rules of adding integers with these moderate pdfs. Add the numbers and copy the sign if adding integers with same sign; else subtract the smaller number from the larger number and copy the sign of the latter.
Copper-fasten your adding integers credentials with great gusto! Instruct students to complete the 2×2 squares here. Ask them to fill each square by adding the integers on the corresponding row and column.
Don’t let the child’s preparation run out of steam! Maintain the momentum with these integer addition worksheets, replete with exercises on adding integers, and ensure they write the sum in the correct square.
Give it up for the prodigies in 8th grade as they burnish their calculating skills with these exercises! This section of our adding integers worksheets is dedicated to finding the sum of three integers with precision.
Adding Integers on a Number Line
Befriend number lines and their inexhaustible learning cachet by guiding children to add integers on number lines! Hop to the right of the first addend if the sign of the second addend is positive; otherwise, hop to the left.
