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Column addition.

Use aligned written columns to add numbers up to three digits.

Numihana · England Year 3

Column addition

Practice sheet

Name: ______________
Date: ______________

Use aligned written columns to add numbers up to three digits.

1

84 + 147 =

HTO
84
+147
2

609 + 808 =

ThHTO
609
+808
3

819 + 3 =

HTO
819
+3
4

330 + 277 =

HTO
330
+277
5

683 + 845 =

ThHTO
683
+845
6

703 + 369 =

ThHTO
703
+369
Numihana · England Year 3 · Column addition
Numihana · England Year 3

Column addition

Answer key

Name: ______________
Date: ______________

Use aligned written columns to add numbers up to three digits.

1

84 + 147 =

HTO
11
84
+147
231
2

609 + 808 =

ThHTO
11
609
+808
1417
3

819 + 3 =

HTO
1
819
+3
822
4

330 + 277 =

HTO
1
330
+277
607
5

683 + 845 =

ThHTO
11
683
+845
1528
6

703 + 369 =

ThHTO
11
703
+369
1072
Numihana · England Year 3 · Column addition

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The skill behind this activity

Use aligned written columns to add numbers up to three digits.

Department for Education: mathematics programmes of study ↗

Year 3 → Number → Addition and subtraction · Selected statutory skill. Pack 2.2.0 · source checked 2026-10-12.

For teachers and parents

Combine the quantities. Align equal place values for a written column method; each group of ten becomes one in the next place.

A common slip

A carried ten belongs one place to the left and is counted once.

Curriculum coverage

Worked example

44 + 503 =

HTO
44
+503
547

Combine the quantities. Align equal place values for a written column method; each group of ten becomes one in the next place.