Subtraction Worksheet
Subtract. Write each answer below the line.ANSWER KEY
How to fill out a Subtraction Worksheet
Make subtraction practice that fits your student. Start with facts within 10, then move to 2-digit and 3-digit problems that call for borrowing. The top number is always the larger one, so every answer is a whole number, and you can print a matching answer key.
How to fill it out
- Pick the level, the number of problems and the layout in the panel above the worksheet.
- Click New problems until you like the set — every click makes a fresh worksheet.
- Print it, or choose Save as PDF in the print window.
- Click Show answer key and print again to get a matching answer sheet.
Tips
- Teach "bigger number on top" with the vertical layout before moving to horizontal problems.
- Use base-ten blocks next to the sheet when borrowing is new.
- Mix one addition sheet and one subtraction sheet a week to keep both skills sharp.
- Circle problems that needed borrowing so students see the pattern.
FAQ
Will answers ever be negative?
No. The larger number is always placed on top, so every answer is zero or more.
Does it include borrowing (regrouping)?
The 2-, 3- and 4-digit levels are random, so most sheets include problems that need borrowing.
Can I print the answers?
Yes. Click Show answer key, then print — the answers appear under each line.
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