1. Helen had 3 cents, and bought a pencil with it.
Q: How much money does she have now?
C: 3-3=_
A:
2. A man had 4 horses, and sold 3 of them.
Q: How many horses does he have
left?
C: 4-3=_
A:
3. There are 5 cows in a field, and 3 are sold.
Q: How many cows are left?
C: 5-3=_
A:
4. A boy had 6 marbles, and gave 3 away.
Q: how many marbles does he have left?
C: 6-3=_
A:
5. Sally had 7 dollars and bought a pencil case for 3 dollars.
Q: How much money does Sally have left?
C:7-3=_ A:
6. A woman had 8 dollars, gave 3 away for a hat.
Q: How much money does she have left?
C: 8-3=_
A:
7. There were 9 hoses in a field, 3 of them were taken to the barn.
Q: How many horses are in the field now?
C: 9-3=_
A:
8. If there were 10 pigeons on a limb, and 3 flew away.
Q: How many pigeons were still on the limb?
C: 10-3=_
A:
9. a) 11-3=_ b) 12-3=_
10. If James had 4 apples, and gave away 4.
Q: How many apples does James have now?
C: 4-4=_
A:
11. If Emily had 5 cents, and gave 4 cents for paper.
Q: How much money does she have now?
C: _ - _ = _
A:
12. a) 6 - 4 = _ b) 7 - 4 =_
13. a) 8 - 4 = _ b) 9 - 4 = _
c)10 - 4 = _ d) 11 - 4 = _
14. a) 12 - 4 = _ b) 13 - 4 = _
15. Form the subtraction tables of threes and fours.
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