Two-Digit Subtraction Practice

Level 1: Subtraction (No Regrouping)

58
-34
76
-21
99
-45
64
-12
85
-53
47
-26
39
-18
88
-67
56
-22
72
-31
68
-43
95
-71

Level 2: Subtraction (With Regrouping)

63
-27
81
-45
52
-39
74
-18
90
-54
46
-29
83
-67
50
-22
75
-48
61
-33
92
-76
40
-15

Level 3: Subtraction (Borrowing Across Zero)

50
-23
70
-48
90
-61
60
-17
80
-55
40
-29
30
-12
70
-33
50
-26
90
-78
80
-41
60
-35

Answer Key - Level 1

58
-34
24
76
-21
55
99
-45
54
64
-12
52
85
-53
32
47
-26
21
39
-18
21
88
-67
21
56
-22
34
72
-31
41
68
-43
25
95
-71
24

Answer Key - Level 2

63
-27
36
81
-45
36
52
-39
13
74
-18
56
90
-54
36
46
-29
17
83
-67
16
50
-22
28
75
-48
27
61
-33
28
92
-76
16
40
-15
25

Answer Key - Level 3

50
-23
27
70
-48
22
90
-61
29
60
-17
43
80
-55
25
40
-29
11
30
-12
18
70
-33
37
50
-26
24
90
-78
12
80
-41
39
60
-35
25

A Note for Parents

Hello families,

This week in math, we are focusing on two-digit subtraction. These worksheets provide practice at three different levels to help solidify this important skill.

One simple tip to help at home: Use everyday objects like coins (dimes and pennies) to represent the numbers. This can make the abstract concept of "borrowing a ten" more concrete. For a problem like 52 - 39, you would have 5 dimes and 2 pennies. To subtract 9 pennies, you need to trade one dime for ten pennies, giving you 4 dimes and 12 pennies to work with.

Thank you for your support!

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