The Math Smash Workbook: Addition Level 6 | 650+ Problems | 6+0 to 6+10

Repetition gets the job done. 

The layout and instructions are exactly the same for every level so students can dive right into the learning. They are even easy to do even if you don’t speak the language in the directions! But additional languages are in the works (slowly, very, very slowly...).

The Math Smash Workbooks are marked for elementary age but these are math skills that people can acquire any time, at any age. We’ve all had different lives – some of us didn’t have the chance to learn these so well while they were being taught. 

This is straight-forward addition that people need to know, no fluff, no devices. Just paper, pencil, hand, and voice. I recommend saying the problems out loud (as annoying as it may be, sorry!) to go along with writing the answers because it will make your brain focus more on the problem you’re working on. There are probably tons of other benefits that exist that I don’t even know about yet! 

I have included the answers so the students will have the chance to fill out the correct answer again and again. This is to ensure they’re seeing, writing, and learning the correct equation. and the reverse, like 6+4=10 and 4+6=10, to start seeing patterns and making those associations. 

Besides showing the math problems in numbers, I’ve also included them as words, presenting the equation as a sentence to give brains a chance to latch onto the numbers from a different angle. All brains are different so some of us might work better seeing words too. 

There are 60 problems for each equation and 650+ equations per workbook! So if you decide you want to go allll the way through the first ten of the Math Smash Series, that’s going to be a substantial amount of work! 

We are really smashing this math into our brains!

Keep doing these worksheets as often as necessary until the student knows the math in their sleep!

Included:

• 6+0, Six plus Zero is Six 

• 6+1, Six plus One is Seven 

• 6+2, Six plus Two is Eight 

• 6+3, Six plus Three is Nine 

• 6+4, Six plus Four is Ten 

• 6+5, Six plus Five is Eleven

• 6+6, Six plus Six is Twelve

• 6+7, Six plus Seven is Thirteen

• 6+8, Six plus Eight is Fourteen

• 6+9, Six plus Nine is Fifteen

• 6+10, Six plus Ten is Sixteen

If it seems like a lot of paper, you could print on both sides or use the back side to write the problem again, maybe as many times as possible. Is it possible to draw “6+4=10” 100 times on the back of the pages? 

DISCLAIMER: Please note: I have created these in the best of faith and believe these strategies will be useful for many different students, but obviously, not all. I’m not claiming to be able to make someone remember these math problems forever – but I do think doing these once or more than once won’t make it harder!

Any errors are unintentional but entirely my fault. If you find an error and let me know, I will correct it and issue a refund. The images provided are mock-ups and do not represent the final product upon download and are not meant to mislead. 

There are so many distractions in life, so let’s print some math(s) worksheets, put away all devices, take a deep breath, and focus on one problem at a time!

All the best in your math(s) journey!