- 2-Digit Subtraction I
- 2-Digit Subtraction II
- 2-Digit Subtraction with Regrouping I
- 2-Digit Subtraction with Regrouping II
- 2-Digit Subtraction with Regrouping III
- Adding and Subtracting 100
- Addition and Subtraction Word Problems I
- Addition and Subtraction Word Problems II
Children will not need to regroup to complete the 2-digit vertical subtraction problems in this math worksheet.
These 2-digit vertical subtraction problems do not require regrouping.
Use this worksheet to show students regrouping when completing 2-digit vertical subtraction. Note, not all of the problems will use regrouping so this is a good review for other subtraction strategies.
Practice 2-digit vertical subtraction with regrouping in this printable math worksheet.
Most of the 2-digit vertical subtraction problems in this worksheet require regrouping.
Practice arithmetic skills by adding and subtracting 100 from a list of 3-digit and 4-digit numbers.
These real-life word problems test whether children know when to add and when to subtract. Some difficult vocabulary words, such as "altogether," may need to be explained.
These real-life word problems require children to do multiple operations (addition and subtraction) in order to solve them. If students have difficulty, discuss the steps involved in each exercise.
- Addition Fact Families
- Calculating Change
- Choosing the Operation: Add or Subtract?
- Choosing the Operation: Word Problems II
- Subtracting and Simplifying Fractions
- Subtracting Measurements
- Subtracting Three-Digit Numbers I
- Subtracting Three-Digit Numbers II
Practice identifying fact families in this addition worksheet. Given a fact family, students must decide which addition problem fits the pattern of the family. Then, they create their own fact families.
Using mental math, students calculate the correct change after making a purchase with a certain amount of money. Students can set up subtraction problems if they are unable to make the calculations using mental math.
To complete the equations in this printable math worksheet, children must choose the operation: addition or subtraction. Children must realize that if the answer is greater than the first number, they should add, and if the answer is smaller than the first number, they should subtract.
In these real-life word problems, students choose between addition or subtraction to solve each exercise.
In this math worksheet, children subtract fractions that have the same denominators. Remind them to simplify their answers, if required. Help them do so by finding common factors in the numerator and denominator.
Students will have to identify which 2-digit vertical subtraction problems need regrouping in this activity. Units of measure are included in these math problems; ensure children include the units in their answers.
The problems in this math worksheet involve both vertical and horizontal subtraction with three-digit numbers. If students have difficulty, try pointing out where they should be regrouping. Some of these subtraction problems use units of measurement or money.
Give students practice solving vertical and horizontal subtraction problems with three-digit numbers. If students have trouble with the section on finding the missing numbers, have them use trial and error or fact families. Some of these subtraction problems involve units of measurement.
