These Adding Doubles Worksheets: Printable Addition Facts Practice give students focused, ready-to-print practice for Grade 1. The resource includes 10 worksheets with 80 questions, plus matching answer keys in A4 and US Letter PDF formats.

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What Makes This Practice Different?
These worksheets focus specifically on adding doubles: addition facts in which the same number is used twice, such as 4 + 4 or 7 + 7. That keeps the practice tightly focused on one high-value addition pattern instead of mixing unrelated fact types.
Working repeatedly with doubles helps students notice equal addends, connect the addends to a known total, and build faster recall of basic addition facts.
Quick Resource Facts
| Resource Detail | Information |
| Suggested Grade | Grade 1 |
| Skill | Adding Doubles |
| Topic | Addition |
| Worksheets | 10 |
| Questions per Worksheet | 8 |
| Total Questions | 80 |
| Formats | A4 + US Letter |
| Answer Keys | Included |
What’s Included?
This printable resource includes 10 worksheets with 80 questions in total, plus matching answer keys.
Both A4 and US Letter versions are included so teachers, parents, tutors, and homeschool families can print the format that best matches their setup.
How to Add Doubles
A doubles fact adds a number to itself. Students can read the two equal addends, identify the known double, and write the total.
For example, 6 + 6 = 12. Once students recognize that both addends are 6, they can use the known double of 6 rather than counting each quantity from the beginning.
Encourage students to say the complete fact aloud as they work: “double 6 is 12.” This links the visual equation to the fact they are learning to recall.
Use Known Doubles Facts
Known doubles can become anchor facts for later addition work. Fluency with facts such as 3 + 3, 5 + 5, and 8 + 8 gives students a stable set of totals they can recognize quickly.
The repeated format in this resource is useful for short fluency sessions, independent practice, intervention, homework, or review after doubles have been introduced.
Skills Practiced
Students practice recognizing equal addends, adding a number to itself, recalling doubles facts, recording addition totals accurately, and checking completed work with the matching answer keys.
Grade & Curriculum Alignment
These worksheets are especially suitable for Grade 1 students who are practicing Adding Doubles.
Who Are These Worksheets For?
Teachers, parents, tutors, and homeschool families can use these printable worksheets with students who are ready for focused practice with Adding Doubles.
They are suitable for independent practice, small-group instruction, math centers, homework, intervention, review, or additional skill practice.
How to Use the Worksheets
Choose either the US Letter or A4 version and print the pages you need. Review the task format with students, then have them complete the selected worksheet pages.
Use the matching answer keys for teacher checking or student self-correction. The remaining pages can be saved for additional practice, intervention, homework, or later review.
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