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Addition and Subtraction with and without regrouping.

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4th - 4th Grade

Mathematics

Addition and Subtraction with and without regrouping is a Grade 4 mathematics worksheet that builds fluency with adding and subtracting multi-digit whole numbers. Students solve 19 problems: 15 multiple-choice questions, two multiple-select questions, and two open-ended responses. The set includes addition and subtraction examples that require regrouping as well as problems that can be solved without it, including subtraction involving zeros in place-value positions. This free printable worksheet helps teachers check whether students align numbers by place value, regroup accurately, and distinguish between addition and subtraction procedures. Multiple-choice items provide immediate evidence of computational understanding, while the multiple-select and open-ended questions give students opportunities to show more deliberate reasoning. An answer key is included for efficient checking, making the worksheet suitable for independent practice, math-center work, homework, or a short Grade 4 skills assessment.

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Addition and Subtraction with and without regrouping.

Total questions: 19

Name
Class
Date
1.

9754 + 979 =

a)

9,733

b)

14,034

c)

10,733

2.

4,958 + 593 =

a)

5,551

b)

4,561

c)

5,577

3.

9,699 + 3,958 =

a)

14,657

b)

11,765

c)

13,657

4.

4,929 + 9,591 =

a)

14,520

b)

11,220

c)

12,345

5.

9,795 + 8,969 =

a)

17,770

b)

18,764

c)

13,654

6.

9,789 - 4,583 =

a)

5,206

b)

5,216

c)

6,000

7.

9,578 - 1,348

a)

7,239

b)

8,000

c)

8,230

8.

8,564 - 3,242 =

a)

3,322

b)

5,322

c)

5,300

9.

9,869 - 2,564 =

a)

7,305

b)

7,707

c)

1,234

10.

3,232 - 2,222

a)

1,001

b)

900

c)

1,010

11.

6,000 - 2,978

a)

3,022

b)

3,000

c)

3,900

12.

4,050 - 1,776 =

a)

3,275

b)

2,002

c)

2,274

13.

7,030 - 4,556 =

a)

2,574

b)

2,474

c)

2,302

14.

4,000 - 2,978 =

a)

2,100

b)

1,100

c)

1,022

15.

8,030 - 4,799

a)

3,231

b)

3,233

c)

3,201

16.

Which of the following statements is true? Select ALL that apply. THERE ARE 3 CORRECT ANSWERS!

a)

61,640 + 1,111 = 62,751

b)

62,562 - 17,638 = 80, 199

c)

15,020 + 8,604 = 23,660

d)

12,314 - 9,103 = 3,211

e)

22,222 - 11,111 = 11,111

17.

Glenn used addition properties to rewrite the equation below. Select ALL the equations Glenn might have written.

3,010 + 2,370 + 1,505 = n

THREE CORRECT ANSWERS!

a)

3,010 + 1,505 + 2,370 = n

b)

3,010 + 1,505 = n

c)

3,000 + 2,300 + 1,500 = n

d)

(2,370 + 3,010) + 1,505 = n

e)

(3,000 + 2,300 + 1,500) + (10 + 70 + 5) = n

18.

Nikolas and Jayson recorded the number of miles each ran over two years.


Write and solve equations to find how many more total miles Nikolas and Jayson ran last year than this year.

4 lines
19.

Estimate how many more miles were run last year than this year by rounding each number in the table to the nearest hundred and solving the problem

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Answer Key

Addition and Subtraction with and without regrouping.

Total questions: 19

1.
c)

10,733

2.
a)

5,551

3.
c)

13,657

4.
a)

14,520

5.
b)

18,764

6.
a)

5,206

7.
c)

8,230

8.
b)

5,322

9.
a)

7,305

10.
c)

1,010

11.
a)

3,022

12.
c)

2,274

13.
b)

2,474

14.
c)

1,022

15.
a)

3,231

16.
a)

61,640 + 1,111 = 62,751

, d)

12,314 - 9,103 = 3,211

, e)

22,222 - 11,111 = 11,111

17.
a)

3,010 + 1,505 + 2,370 = n

, d)

(2,370 + 3,010) + 1,505 = n

, e)

(3,000 + 2,300 + 1,500) + (10 + 70 + 5) = n

18.
n/a
19.
n/a

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FAQs

What does this addition and subtraction worksheet cover?

This Grade 4 worksheet covers adding and subtracting multi-digit whole numbers with and without regrouping. Its 19 items—15 multiple choice, two multiple select, and two open ended—require students to align place values, carry or borrow when needed, and solve subtraction problems that include zeros in positions such as 6,000 and 4,000.

How can I use this worksheet to teach regrouping in multi-digit addition and subtraction?

Model one addition and one subtraction problem from the worksheet by having students label the ones, tens, hundreds, and thousands columns before calculating. Then ask students to explain when a column must be regrouped and how they handle a zero when subtracting, before assigning the multiple-choice items and using the open-ended questions to discuss their methods.

What mistakes should I watch for when students complete this worksheet?

Watch for digits that are not aligned by place value, especially in the four-digit addition and subtraction equations. Students may also forget to regroup, subtract the smaller digit from the larger one without borrowing, or stop a borrowing chain when subtracting across zeros, as in the problems involving 6,000, 7,030, and 4,000.

How do I assign and grade this addition and subtraction worksheet?

The worksheet is available as a printable PDF and as a digital quiz on Wayground, and it includes a complete answer key for checking the 19 responses. For printable submissions, scan student work with the Wayground for Teachers app to support faster grading of the multi-digit computation practice.

How can I differentiate this multi-digit addition and subtraction worksheet for my students?

In the worksheet’s Advanced Settings, adjust font spacing or choose a larger font size so the multi-digit equations and answer choices are easier to track. You can also apply a dyslexia-friendly font or translate the worksheet into another language while keeping the addition and subtraction practice intact.

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