Lesson Worksheet: Subtraction Stories Mathematics
In this worksheet, we will practice using counters to interpret and represent subtraction stories.
Q1:
You helped your mom bake 10 cookies. 3 of your friends ate one cookie each. How many are left?
Q2:
Bandar had 4 apples. He ate 2 of them. How many apples were left?
Q3:
You had 7 balloons. If 4 of them popped, how many do you have now?
Q4:
4 bees were flying around a flower. Then, 2 of the bees flew away.
How many bees are left?
Q5:
There are 4 frogs in a lake, and then 3 frogs jump away. How many are left?
Q6:
A dolphin is playing with 6 balls. If he drops 4 balls, how many will be left?
Q7:
Bandar has 8 pieces of candy. He gives his friends 3 of them. How many pieces of candy does he have?
Q8:
A clown is playing with 9 balls. 2 balls fall. How many balls are left?
Q9:
If we have 5 carrots and a rabbit eats 3 of them, how many carrots are left?
Q10:
Dima had 2 balloons. 1 of them was lost. How many balloons were left?
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