Lesson Worksheet: Counting Descendingly to Subtract Mathematics
In this worksheet, we will practice using counting descendingly to subtract one-digit numbers.
Q1:
To find 7 take away 4, we can start at 7 and count backward 4.
Finish counting backward to find the answer to 7 take away 4.
Q2:
There were 9 balls in a box. Then, 5 of them were removed. How many balls are left?
Q3:
Count back to find .
Q4:
Complete the missing values in the figure below from the left to the right.
- A3, 2, 1
- B3, 4, 3
- C3, 2, 0
- D3, 4, 1
- E3, 2, 3
Q5:
True or False: If Nader has 9 pens and he gives 6 to his friend, then he has 3 left.
- ATrue
- BFalse
Q6:
Complete the following: .
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