This document provides a 3-step process for double digit addition. It explains how to write the problem, add the ones place, and then add the tens place to get the final answer. The process is demonstrated with the example of 11 + 56 = 67. The document was created by Hannah Hoisington and Callie Wadler with help from Ana Buckmaster to teach the steps of double digit addition in a fun way using smiley faces.

1. Double digit Addition By, Hannah Hoisington and Callie Wadler 

2. First Step (I think you’ll enjoy this  ) write your problem down 11 +56 _______

3. Step two ( I hope you have fun  ) Then you take your problem 1 1 +5 6 _________ 7 And add up the one’s place

4. Third Step (You’ll love this  ) Now add the tens place 1 1 + 5 6 ______ 6 7 Then 67 is your answer

5. Credits Hannah Hoisington Callie Wadler Ana Buckmaster There brains Possibly other people

6. The End    The end we hope you enjoyed it! Bye! 