Repeated Subtraction Fun
A Kindergarten math worksheet to practice repeated subtraction using visual aids and simple scenarios.
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Repeated Subtraction Fun
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Help the animals find their way by subtracting! Count the total, then subtract the given number repeatedly until you reach zero. Write down how many times you subtracted.
1. There are 6 apples. A hungry worm eats 2 apples at a time. How many times does the worm eat apples until there are none left?
Subtract 2:
2. You have 9 cookies. You give away 3 cookies to your friends each time. How many times do you give away cookies until you have none left?
Subtract 3:
3. There are 8 balloons. If 4 balloons pop at a time, how many times do balloons pop until there are none left?
Subtract 4:
4. If you start with 10 toys and give away 5 toys at a time, you will give away toys times.
5. You have 7 candies. If you eat 1 candy at a time, you will eat candies times.
6. Draw 4 stars. Cross out 2 stars at a time until no stars are left. How many times did you cross out stars?
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