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Math · 3 · 15 minutes

Missing Part Subtraction: Grade 3 Practice

A missing-part practice set that connects subtraction to addition and helps learners find an unknown part of a whole.

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Missing Part Subtraction: Grade 3 Practice

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Today I am practising: Solving subtraction problems with a missing part and checking with addition.

1

A class has 12 books. 7 are on a shelf and the rest are in a bag. How many books are in the bag?

2

There are 15 stickers in all. 6 stickers are on a card. The rest are on a page. How many stickers are on the page?

3

A farmer has 14 eggs. 9 eggs are in a basket. The rest are in a box. How many eggs are in the box?

4

Kim has 11 beads. 5 beads are yellow and the rest are green. How many green beads does Kim have?

5

A shelf holds 16 toys. 8 toys are cars and the rest are blocks. How many blocks are on the shelf?

6

There are 13 children. 7 children are wearing hats. The rest are not. How many children are not wearing hats?

Grown-up guide
  1. Ask the child to name the whole and the known part, write a subtraction sentence, and check by adding the answer to the known part.