Subtraction Within 10
Grade 1 Math Worksheet - Building Confidence

Write the answer on the line.
4 - 3 =
4 - 4 =
6 - 3 =
6 - 6 =
8 - 3 =
7 - 3 =
3 - 2 =
3 - 3 =
6 - 4 =
8 - 5 =
4 - 1 =
7 - 4 =
7 - 6 =
5 - 5 =
5 - 4 =
5 - 1 =
3 - 1 =
8 - 2 =
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Grade 1 Math Worksheet - Building Confidence

Write the answer on the line.
4 - 3 =
4 - 4 =
6 - 3 =
6 - 6 =
8 - 3 =
7 - 3 =
3 - 2 =
3 - 3 =
6 - 4 =
8 - 5 =
4 - 1 =
7 - 4 =
7 - 6 =
5 - 5 =
5 - 4 =
5 - 1 =
3 - 1 =
8 - 2 =

Subtraction facts within ten are the other half of addition facts, and children should know them without counting once they have practiced enough. Getting there takes plenty of plain practice with the number sentence itself. This worksheet is a clean page of subtraction sentences in one shape: a number, a minus sign, a number and a line for the answer.
There are no pictures, no true or false and no word problems on this page, so your child does one thing the whole way down. Support sheets use starting numbers up to 8, standard sheets go up to 10, and challenge sheets stay at 7 to 10. If a fact stalls, count back from the first number, or think of the matching addition fact.
Common Core standard: 1.OA.C.6
For 9 - 4, start at 9 and count back four: 8, 7, 6, 5. Write 5 on the line.
Counting the starting number as one of the numbers taken away, so counting back one step too many or too few.
Think of the addition fact that goes with it: 4 + what makes 9?
Counting the starting number as one of the numbers taken away, so counting back one step too many or too few.
Think of the addition fact that goes with it: 4 + what makes 9?
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