Lesson Worksheet: Word Problems: Taking Apart Mathematics • Kindergarten
In this worksheet, we will practice solving problems to find the number of objects in one part when one group of up to 10 objects is split into two parts.
Q4:
There are 10 balls. Some of them are red; the others are green.
If there are 2 green balls, write a subtraction expression to find how many balls are red.
- A
- B
- C
- D
How many balls are red?
Q5:
David has 9 apples. They are either red or green. If 3 of them are red, how many are green?
Q6:
There are 2 boys in a group of 9 children. How many girls are in this group?
Q7:
A group of 9 cats and dogs has 2 cats. How many dogs are in this group?
Q8:
Liam has 9 balloons. Some of them are red; the others are blue. He has 4 red balloons. How many blue balloons does he have?
Q9:
Consider the following open and closed windows.
How many windows are there in total?
How many closed windows are there?
How many open windows are there?
Fill in the equation: .
- A7, 4, 3
- B7, 5, 2
- C8, 5, 3
- D8, 6, 2
Q10:
There are a total of 8 apples. 2 of them are on the ground. How many apples are on the tree?
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