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Games for 1st Graders on Introduction to Subtraction

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Decompose 10 to Make Numbers
Decompose 10 to Make Numbers

Blinky the bat wants to go home but he is afraid of bright lights. Are you ready to help blinky go home? The game consists of problems of different structures and by solving them, the students learn the concept of decomposing numbers. Students will apply the count-out strategy to solve the given pro...

Identify the Correct Expression
Identify the Correct Expression

Building a strong foundation in subtraction is an important step in helping your child become proficient and confident. The game includes visual representations, which prepare students for abstract concepts in the course. Students use real-world objects to extract information. The game enables learn...

Missing Number in Subtraction Sentence
Missing Number in Subtraction Sentence

The game requires students to use real-world objects as visual help and answer questions on subtraction. At this stage, students will work with numbers within 10. Students can use their understanding of subtraction to mark their responses.

Complete Subtraction using Pictures
Complete Subtraction using Pictures

Help your child become an expert in subtraction with this game. Concepts like subtraction can be confusing for kids, but with practice, they can gradually get more comfortable. Here your young mathematician will practice more on the concepts of subtraction using visual help.

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    • Complement studies with educational games that make learning a pleasant experience for kids. Let them sharpen their numerical skills and absorb the concept of subtraction with SplashLearn. Your 1st grader will never say no to practicing maths if the subject if it's introduced to them in a visually engaging way. 

    What is Subtraction?

    Subtraction is often introduced to young kids as “take away.” It denotes the operation of taking away or removing a few objects from an entire collection or group. For instance, kids can be asked to find the remainder when 3 chocolates are taken away from a collection of 5. Subtraction uses the minus symbol “-” between the two numbers.

    Fun Games to Help Kids Understand Subtraction

    Listed below are some of SplashLearn's curriculum-aligned games designed to help them understand subtraction better. 

    Represent “Take Apart” Situations:
    Play this interactive game to let the kids practice their knowledge of subtraction. Kids are presented with a problem statement and asked to select the correct subtraction sentence. 

    Solve “Take Apart” Situations:
    As the name indicates, the 1st graders are given a problem statement. Based on their understanding of the topic, they solve the problem and find a solution.

    Drag And Match:
    This online game is fun for kids as they simply need to solve the given problems and drag from the answers to their right boxes. 

    Is Introducing Subtraction to Kids Too Difficult?

    Kids are often bombarded with an overdose of information in quick succession. This leads them to muddle up the basic concepts. The newly learned subtraction symbols and the different subtraction methods can be a bit overwhelming for their young minds. Further, a lack of proper guidance can be detrimental to their understanding of subtraction.

    How Can You Help Your 1st Grader?

    As a parent, you can have a lot to guide your kids with. You might need to encourage them to practice and hone their skills. The best way to do this is to ensure that your child understands the basics as you support them at every step. 

    Introducing kids to learning subtraction with games is the best way to help them understand the concept. SplashLearn's interactive games perfectly fit the bill and introduce your child to a colorful world that's bound to help them develop a love for math.

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