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Add 4-Digit Numbers (No Carrying)

Add two 4-digit numbers together. No carrying (regrouping) is required. Example: 3,214 + 1,543 = 4,757
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Practice Questions

  1. 3,254 + 1,613 = ?
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    4,867

  2. 4,132 + 2,521 = ?
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    6,653

  3. 6,123 + 1,542 = ?
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    7,665

Quick Tip
Add each place value starting from the ones place. No regrouping needed.
Teacher Resources
Teaching Notes

Emphasize place value alignment before adding. Review single-digit addition facts.

Vocabulary
Place value: Value of a digit based on its position.
Column addition: Adding numbers vertically.
Common Mistakes
  • Misaligning place values
  • Ignoring column order
  • Basic fact errors
  • Rushing calculations
Differentiation
SupportUse grid paper or place value charts.
ChallengeChallenge with five-digit numbers, no carrying.
Discussion Questions
  • Why is place value important when adding?
  • How do you check your addition work?
  • What happens if digits aren't aligned?
  • Can you explain addition to a friend?
Extension Activities
  • Add larger 4-digit numbers.
  • Use base-ten blocks for addition.
  • Create your own addition problems.
Parent Tip

Add prices of two items at the store.

Learning Path
Skill Cluster

Number Sense and Operations

Estimated Time

15 minutes

Skills Practiced
Addition 4 digitPlace value understandingColumn addition