Addition L02 Four in a Row | Two Digit

Whole-Number Addition Four in a Row Bundle | Levels 1–8

Build addition fluency and confidence through purposeful, game-based practice with this complete Whole-Number Addition Four in a Row Bundle. This bundle contains all eight whole-number levels from the structured 26-level Addition progression. Pupils move carefully from basic single-digit addition through to multi-digit calculations involving regrouping and three addends. Levels Included L01 – Single-Digit Addition L02 – Two-Digit Addition Without Regrouping L03 – Two-Digit Addition With Regrouping L04 – Two-Digit Addition Consolidation L05 – Multi-Digit Addition With Controlled Regrouping L06 – Multi-Digit Addition With Multiple Regrouping L07 – Multi-Digit Addition With Three Addends L08 – Multi-Digit Addition Consolidation Each level presents focused addition practice through an engaging Four in a Row game. Pupils answer the questions, locate the corresponding answers in the 6 × 6 grid and try to connect four correct squares horizontally, vertically or diagonally. The game format creates motivation and pace while maintaining a clear mathematical purpose. Pupils develop: secure addition-fact recall strong place-value understanding accurate regrouping methods confidence with written addition organisation when adding three numbers improved fluency and checking accuracy The carefully sequenced levels allow teachers to select the most appropriate starting point for each pupil. Learners can consolidate a skill before progressing gradually towards more demanding whole-number addition. These resources are useful for: starter activities intervention retrieval practice homework tutoring cover lessons paired games small-group practice KS2 arithmetic KS2 to KS3 transition KS3 numeracy support GCSE Foundation fluency support Four in a Row can also be completed independently as a self-checking worksheet, making the bundle suitable for classroom teaching, intervention and home learning. This bundle provides the complete whole-number addition pathway from Levels 1–8 and forms part of the wider 26-level Addition Four in a Row progression.