- Question 1: 3 minus 1 equals blank.
- Question 2: 2 minus 1 equals blank.
- Question 3: 7 minus 2 equals blank.
- Question 4: 9 minus 8 equals blank.
- Question 5: 8 minus 7 equals blank.
- Question 6: 4 minus 3 equals blank.
Six problems where the child counts the pictured objects, then subtracts a written number. All numbers stay within 10, so children can work from counting or from known number facts. One quantity is a numeral rather than a picture, which is where counting-on begins rather than counting everything. The pictures are Ring, Love Letter, Heart, Card, Conversation Heart and Angel.
3 - 1, 2 - 1, 7 - 2, 9 - 8, 8 - 7, 4 - 3.
Works for early finishers or as morning work, since it practises something already taught.
An answer key is included, and the browser version checks each answer as the child works.
