Lesson Worksheet: Subtraction Equations Mathematics • Kindergarten

In this worksheet, we will practice reading, writing, and modeling subtraction equations with numbers up to 10.

Q1:

What is 7−4?

  • A
  • B
  • C
  • D
  • E

Q2:

Fill in the blank with the missing number: 5−=2.

Q3:

There were 7 students at a lunch table. 4 of the students finished and got up. There were 3 students left.

Fill in the blank: 7−=3.

Q4:

There were 3 cats on a roof. 2 of them jumped down. There was 1 cat left on the roof.

Fill in the blank: 3−=1.

Q5:

Select the picture that shows 9−5=4.

  • A
  • B
  • C
  • D
  • E

Q6:

Which picture shows 5−4=1?

  • A
  • B
  • C
  • D
  • E

Q7:

What does the picture show?

  • A8−4=4
  • B9−5=4
  • C8−5=3
  • D7−5=2
  • E8−3=5

Q8:

Yesterday, Emma had 4 sweets. She ate 2.

How many are left?

Find the matching number sentence.

  • A2+2=4
  • B4−1=3
  • C4−2=2
  • D2+1=3
  • E4−3=1

Q9:

Find the correct subtraction sentence to solve the given problem.

You have 9 rabbits. 4 of them are in the hutch and the rest are in the garden. How many are in the garden?

  • A9−4=4
  • B9−4=5
  • C9−5=4

Q10:

There are cats.

How many cats have bows?

Complete the number bond. How many cats do not have bows?

What number is missing?

Q11:

Find the missing number.

Q12:

Write the subtraction sentence that matches the given ten frame.

  • A5−1 is 4.
  • B5−2 is 2.
  • C5−1 is 3.

Q13:

Write the subtraction expression that tells how many monkeys will remain after we remove 1 monkey.

  • A6−1 is 5.
  • B6−1 is 4.
  • C5−1 is 4.

Q14:

There are 5 buckets of water; 1 bucket is poured. Write the subtraction sentence that shows how many are left.

  • A5−1 is 3.
  • B5−1 is 4.
  • C5−2 is 4.

Q15:

9 birds are in the nest. 6 fly away. Write the subtraction sentence that tells the number of birds left in the nest.

  • A9−6 is 3.
  • B9−3 is 6.
  • C6−9 is 3.

Q16:

Write the subtraction expression that represents the number of apples that will remain after we remove 4 apples.

  • A8−3 is 4.
  • B8−4 is 5.
  • C8−4 is 4.

Q17:

We have 7 buckets of water. We spill 2. Write the subtraction sentence that tells how many buckets of water remain full.

  • A6−2 is 5.
  • B7−2 is 4.
  • C7−2 is 5.

Q18:

Match the subtraction sentence to the given model.

  • A7−2 is 5.
  • B5−2 is 3.
  • C7−2 is 3.

Q19:

6 donkeys are kept in a stockyard. After a while, 3 of them are moved to another stockyard. Write the subtraction sentence that matches the number of donkeys left.

  • A7−3 is 3.
  • B6−3 is 3.
  • C6−2 is 3.

Q20:

Look at the part-whole model. Write a subtraction sentence to show how you can find the missing number.

  • A7−3 is 3.
  • B7−3 is 4.
  • C7−4 is 4.

Q21:

Someone ate 1 of their 3 bananas. Write the subtraction sentence that shows how many are left.

  • A3−1=2.
  • B3−2=2.
  • C3−1=1.

Q22:

Write the subtraction sentence that describes the model.

  • A5−3=3
  • B5−2=3
  • C5−2=2
  • D5−3=2

Q23:

Look at the part–whole model.

Write the calculation we carry out to find the missing number.

  • A3+1
  • B3−1
  • C4−3
  • D3−2

What is the missing number?

Q24:

Find the missing number in the following equation:

Q25:

Look at the part-whole model. Write a subtraction sentence to show how you can find the missing number.

  • A10−3=3
  • B10−7=4
  • C10−3=7
  • D10−3=6

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