Lesson Worksheet: Taking Apart Mathematics • Kindergarten
In this worksheet, we will practice counting to find how many objects are in one part when we break apart a group of up to 10 objects into two parts.
Q1:
There are 7 hats. 2 of them are red. How many blue hats are there?
Q2:
There are 9 balloons. If 4 of them are yellow, how many green balloons are there?
Q3:
There are 7 cookies. 3 of them are on the table. How many are in the bag?
Q4:
There are 7 blue and red rings. 2 rings are red. How many rings are blue?
Q5:
There are 9 children. 4 of them are boys. How many girls are there?
Q6:
Write the number that tells how many ducks are still in the water.
Q7:
Complete the following: When I take apart 9, I get 5 and .
Q8:
A cube train has 8 cubes. If 5 of them are red, how many green cubes are there?
Q9:
There are 8 cars, 5 of which are small cars. How many big cars are there?
Q10:
Chloe has 7 dolls.
She puts her dolls into two boxes.
Complete the following sentence: There are 3 dolls in one box and dolls in the other.
- A4
- B3
- C5