1 digit by 1 digit
4-3
1
22 - 8
14
55 - 44
11
32 - 27
5
Sara has 75 candy canes for her holiday party. She bought 36 at Food Lion and the rest at Walmart. How many candy canes did Sara buy from Walmart?
39 candy canes
9 - 6
3
**DOUBLE JEOPARDY**
98 - 4
94
78 - 62
16
81 - 46
35
Kieran’s class is transforming their classroom into a winter wonderland. They have made 94 paper snowflakes so far. If Kieran made 26 of them, how many did his classmates make?
68 snowflakes
8 - 7
1
54 - 9
45
49 - 25
24
54 - 29
25
Kelly decorated 48 cookies, her sister Shannon decorated 34 cookies. How many more cookies did Kelly decorate than her sister?
14 cookies
10 - 4
6
23 - 6
17
** DOUBLE JEOPARDY**
45 - 33
12
81 - 46
35
Gavin said that 82 - 59 = 33, his math partner said his answer is incorrect. Explain what Gavin’s mistake is.
He forgot to regroup his tens... you can not do 2 - 9, you must borrow a ten then subtract.
8 - 5
3
78 - 7
71
62 - 41
21
54 - 39
15
Create your own word problem for this subtraction equation: 64 - 29 = ___
any answer