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Order Decimals
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Round Decimals
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Convert Decimals To Fractions
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4-Digit Subtraction Games
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4-Digit Subtraction With RegroupingRegrouping and Subtracting 2-Digit From 4-Digit Numbers Game
Help your child master subtraction with this fun game! They'll tackle tasks that involve subtracting 2-digit numbers from 4-digit numbers using regrouping. As they play, kids will become more comfortable and fluent in subtraction, all while having a blast. Perfect for young math enthusiasts eager to improve their addition and subtraction skills!
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4-Digit Subtraction Without RegroupingSubtracting 3-Digit Numbers from 4-Digit Numbers without Regrouping Game
Tackle the challenge of subtracting 3-digit numbers from 4-digit numbers without regrouping. This engaging game lets kids practice column method subtraction, helping them overcome common misconceptions. With targeted exercises, students build confidence and improve their math skills. Perfect for hands-on learning and boosting subtraction abilities!
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4-Digit Subtraction Without RegroupingSubtracting 2-Digit Numbers from 4-Digit Numbers without Regrouping Game
In this engaging math game, kids will tackle subtraction by solving problems that involve subtracting 2-digit numbers from 4-digit numbers. The game focuses on multi-digit subtraction without the need for regrouping, making it perfect for practicing subtraction skills. Watch your child become more confident in math as they find the correct difference in each challenge!
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4-Digit Subtraction With RegroupingRegrouping to Subtract 2-Digit From 4-Digit Number Game
This exciting math game helps kids learn to regroup and subtract 2-digit numbers from 4-digit ones. Using the column method, students will solve problems and choose correct answers, boosting their subtraction skills. Perfect for practicing subtraction within 10,000, this game makes learning fun and interactive!
Large Numbers Subtraction Games
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6-Digit SubtractionFill in the Correct Difference Game
In this exciting math game, your child will tackle subtraction problems using their understanding of place value. As they fill in the blanks, they'll learn to subtract multi-digit numbers up to 1,000,000. This interactive practice helps build confidence in math skills, making it fun and rewarding both in the classroom and beyond.
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6-Digit SubtractionSolving and Filling in the Correct Difference Game
In this interactive game, kids will enhance their subtraction skills by solving multi-digit problems up to 1,000,000. Using the column method, children actively participate in filling in the correct differences, making subtraction fun and less confusing. This game is perfect for practicing subtraction and building confidence in math. Play and learn today!
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5-Digit SubtractionUsing Column Method to Subtract and Find the Difference Game
This fun math game helps fourth graders master subtraction using the column method. Kids will tackle various problems that enhance their understanding of place value and subtraction of multi-digit numbers. By practicing subtraction up to 100,000, children gain confidence and improve their math skills. It's a great way to make learning subtraction exciting!
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5-Digit SubtractionSubtracting and Finding the Difference Game
Step into the world of subtraction with this engaging game! Your child will tackle column subtraction problems using place value, making math fun and interactive. Designed for fourth graders, this game focuses on subtracting multi-digit numbers up to 100,000. Watch as your child gains confidence in subtraction and enhances their math skills. Start for free!
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4-Digit SubtractionFluently Subtracting 2-Digit From 4-Digit Numbers Game
This math game invites kids to practice subtraction in a fun way. By solving various problems, children learn to fluently subtract 2-digit numbers from 4-digit numbers without regrouping. The game helps clear common misconceptions about subtraction, making it a great tool for building confidence and fluency in math. Join the fun and master subtraction skills!
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Large Numbers SubtractionFilling the Missing Number and Completing the Subtraction Solution Game
This fun and colorful game helps kids practice subtraction up to 100,000. By solving well-designed problems using the column method, children can tackle common misconceptions and strengthen their understanding of subtraction and place value. With targeted practice, kids will enhance their skills in subtracting multi-digit numbers, making math enjoyable and rewarding.
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4-Digit SubtractionSubtracting 2-Digit From 4-Digit Numbers and Matching Game
Help your child master subtraction by playing this engaging game. They'll practice subtracting 2-digit numbers from 4-digit numbers, enhancing their math skills. Perfect for third graders, this game builds confidence and fluency in subtraction within 10,000. Watch them solve problems with ease and enjoy the thrill of matching answers. A fun way to learn!
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Large Numbers SubtractionIdentifying and Filling the Missing Number in the Subtraction Solution Game
In this engaging math game, kids will learn to identify and fill missing numbers in subtraction problems using the column method. Perfect for practicing subtraction up to 100,000, this game strengthens understanding and builds confidence in multi-digit subtraction. A fun way to develop essential math skills while solving exciting challenges!
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4-Digit SubtractionFluently Subtracting 3-Digit From 4-Digit Numbers Game
Explore the fun of subtraction with this interactive game. Kids will practice fluently subtracting 3-digit numbers from 4-digit numbers by dragging and dropping items to the right spots. This game is designed to make learning subtraction easy and enjoyable, helping kids improve their math skills without the hassle of regrouping. Start solving and boost your subtraction skills today!
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Large Numbers SubtractionRecognizing the Missing Numbers in the Subtraction Solution Game
Unlock the fun of subtraction with this interactive game! Kids will solve column subtraction problems by finding the missing numbers. Using place value knowledge, they'll tackle multi-digit subtraction up to 1,000,000. This game makes learning lively, sharpening addition and subtraction skills while keeping math misconceptions at bay.
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4-Digit SubtractionSubtracting 3-Digit from 4-Digit Numbers and Matching Game
Help your child master subtraction with this engaging game. They'll subtract 3-digit numbers from 4-digit numbers and match the results, all while honing their problem-solving skills. Perfect for practicing subtraction fundamentals and gaining fluency within 10,000, this game makes learning math fun and interactive. Watch your child become a subtraction whiz!
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4-Digit SubtractionRegrouping to Subtract Two 4-Digit Numbers Game
In this exciting math game, your child will tackle subtraction by regrouping two 4-digit numbers. Using the column method, young learners will solve problems and build confidence in subtraction. It's a fun way to fluently subtract within 10,000 while reinforcing essential math skills. Perfect for third graders who love a challenge!
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4-Digit SubtractionFluently Subtracting Two 4-Digit Numbers Game
Unlock the joy of subtraction with this engaging game where kids fluently subtract two 4-digit numbers. Through interactive drag and drop activities, your child will gain confidence and speed in solving subtraction problems without regrouping. Perfect for practicing subtraction within 10,000, this game makes learning math an exciting adventure!
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Large Numbers SubtractionIdentifying the Missing Numbers in the Subtractions Solution Game
In this exciting game, kids tackle subtraction problems by identifying missing numbers. They'll work through columns, dragging and dropping to record their answers. Perfect for honing subtraction skills up to 1,000,000, this game makes math practice interactive and engaging. Watch your child become a subtraction pro while having fun!
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4-Digit SubtractionSubtracting Two 4-Digit Numbers and Matching Game
In this exciting game, your child will practice subtracting two 4-digit numbers without regrouping. This interactive experience helps kids gain confidence and fluency in subtraction. As they match numbers, they'll sharpen their math skills and enjoy learning. Perfect for young mathematicians eager to master subtraction within 10,000!
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4-Digit SubtractionRegrouping to Subtract 3-Digit From 4-Digit Number Game
Tackle subtraction with ease in this interactive game! Kids will practice regrouping to subtract 3-digit numbers from 4-digit numbers using the column method. This fun activity helps third graders improve their subtraction skills and fluently subtract within 10,000. Perfect for mastering addition and subtraction concepts while having fun!
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4-Digit SubtractionRegrouping and Subtracting 3-Digit From 4-Digit Numbers Game
This exciting math game helps kids practice subtraction by regrouping and subtracting 3-digit numbers from 4-digit numbers. Kids will solve problems by dragging and dropping items into the correct places, enhancing their subtraction skills. Perfect for building fluency in subtraction within 10,000, this game makes learning fun and interactive. Get started now!
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4-Digit SubtractionRegrouping Once to Subtract Two 4-Digit Numbers Game
Master the art of subtracting two 4-digit numbers with this fun game! Kids will use the column method to solve subtraction problems, helping them overcome common misconceptions. This interactive game offers a chance to practice subtraction within 10,000 and builds a strong foundation in math skills. Perfect for third graders ready to boost their math confidence!
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4-Digit SubtractionRegrouping Once and Subtracting Two 4-Digit Numbers Game
Join the fun with this exciting math game where kids regroup once to subtract two 4-digit numbers. They'll solve problems by dragging and dropping items to the correct spots, making subtraction a breeze. Perfect for young learners, this game builds confidence in subtraction and helps them fluently subtract within 10,000. Enjoy learning math in an interactive way!
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4-Digit SubtractionRegrouping Twice to Subtract Two 4-Digit Numbers Game
Help your child become a subtraction expert with this fun game. They'll regroup twice to subtract two 4-digit numbers, practicing essential math skills. Perfect for mastering subtraction within 10,000, this game offers a hands-on approach to learning. Watch your young mathematician gain confidence and proficiency in subtraction. Play now and see the difference!
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4-Digit SubtractionRegrouping Twice and Subtracting Two 4-Digit Numbers Game
Help your child conquer subtraction with this engaging game! They'll regroup twice and subtract two 4-digit numbers, gaining confidence and fluency. Perfect for practicing subtraction in a fun way, this game makes learning enjoyable. Kids will solve various problems, enhancing their math skills and understanding of subtraction within 10,000. Play and learn today!
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4-Digit SubtractionRegrouping Once to Subtract Across Zeros Game
This fun math game helps kids learn to subtract across zeros by regrouping once. Using the column method, young mathematicians tackle problems and select the right answers from multiple choices. Perfect for mastering subtraction skills within 10,000, this engaging game makes learning math enjoyable and rewarding. Boost your child's confidence in math today!
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4-Digit SubtractionRegrouping Twice to Subtract Across Zeros Game
This engaging math game helps kids practice subtraction by regrouping twice to subtract across zeros. Perfect for tackling common subtraction misconceptions, it encourages fluency within 10,000. With vibrant visuals, students will enjoy learning addition and subtraction skills while boosting their confidence. Get ready for a fun math adventure!
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4-Digit SubtractionRegrouping Thrice to Subtract Across Zeros Game
This exciting game helps your child master subtraction by regrouping thrice to subtract across zeros. Kids will solve column method problems, boosting their subtraction skills within 10,000. Perfect for building math confidence, it makes learning subtraction fun and interactive. Let your third grader dive into subtraction mastery today!
By 4th grade math, children have already learnt how to solve addition and subtraction problems through standard algorithms. In this grade focus is more on practice and extension of standard algorithm to larger numbers and application of these to solving real life problems. Once students are comfortable with standard algorithms for long numbers, shift their focus to solving subtraction worksheets. Kids can use long subtraction calculator to verify their answers as it performs step by step subtraction on the entered digits. Doing a lot of activities and playing educational games will provide math practice and also help in retention of subtraction facts.
Importance of Math Games
Games play an important role in teaching mathematics irrespective of who you teach, be it preschool kids, school children, adults, teachers or parents. Incorporating games for teaching math and solving math problems is beneficial for:
- Providing students practice with skills
- Giving students ways to apply mathematical ideas to real life problems and situations
- Developing strategic thinking and other important aspects of mathematical thinking
- Building Children’s interest in and appreciation for mathematics by engaging them in enjoyable activities and challenges
- Supporting the idea that learning can be as fun as possible
- Exploring and interrogating information in a fun and interactive way
- Involving children in the learning environment in an entertaining way
Subtraction Games and Activities for Kids
Following is a list of the most effective adding and subtracting integers games and fun math activities. Most of the math activities and learning games can be adapted for use with both addition and subtraction (inverse form of addition). Also, the games can be adapted for use with two-digit numbers or larger numbers by changing the size of quantities involved. These games can be used for integers, decimals and mixed numbers too by changing the type of quantities involved
Clixi Track Difference Game
No. of players: 2 players/teams
There are many games for kids but this one combines fun and education. Use Clixi to build a long row of linked squares. You need an odd number of squares. Place one counter (to be shared by both players) on the middle square to begin. Each player, in turn, throws two dice and finds the difference between the two numbers obtained. This player can then move the counter that number of squares towards his/her end of the row of squares. Play then passes to the next player. The winner is the player who manages to reach his/her end of the row of squares first.
Race to One Hundred (For 2-6 players).
No. of Players: 2-6 Players
Each player starts with a 10x10 grid of squares e.g. squared paper. Take it in turns to throw 2 dice and find the difference between the numbers. On finding the difference that player is allowed to color in the corresponding number of squares on their grid. Any disputes can be settled using a subtraction calculator to check and solve math problems. The winner is the player who completes their grid first.
Card Pairs
No. of Players: 2-6 Players
Make a pack of number cards containing 2 of every number between 0 and 20. Spread the cards out face down on the table. Players take it, in turn, to turn over two cards.
Version 1: If the player can calculate the difference he/she can keep the pair of cards. The winner is the player with the most pairs when all the cards have been claimed. This version helps kids practice math questions, particularly of subtraction.
Version 2: If the difference is the same as a previously agreed target number (between 0 and 19) then the player can keep the pair of cards. If the difference does not match the target number then they must be replaced face down. The winner is the player with the most pairs at the end. This version is useful for looking at the pairs of numbers which produce a particular difference in a structured way. Simply order the pairs of numbers at the end of the game to emphasize that (20 – 8) = (19 – 7) = (18 – 6) = (17 – 5) = 12
Following are more pairs for the target number 12
Multilink Cubes Game
No. of Players: 2 Players
Each player has a board (or a strip of 2cm squared paper) like this:
Each player throws a dice and places that number of multilink cubes on his/her board. They look at the difference between the amounts. The player with the largest number takes the difference and ‘keeps it’. This process continues until one player has 10 multilink cubes which he/she has ‘kept’. That player is the winner.
Domino Trains and Loops
No. of Players: 2 or more
Build a straight line of dominoes (a domino ‘train’) such that the difference between the adjacent halves of each pair of dominoes has a given difference of 0.
Try this activity with a different difference between adjacent dominoes e.g. a difference of 1, 2 or 3. Which is easiest/hardest and why?
To make this slightly harder, build a domino loop (using a complete set of dominoes) so that the last domino to be placed has the correct difference between it and the first half of the initial domino. Both domino trains and domino loops can be made collaboratively (pool a complete set of dominoes and help each other complete the task) or competitively by sharing out the dominoes before starting and taking turns to place a domino at either end of the chain of dominoes. If playing the competitive version, a player misses his/her turn if he/she cannot put down a domino which gives the required difference between it and the previous domino.
Cover the Number
No. of Players: 2 or more
Each player needs a strip of 6 squares (e.g. drawn on squared paper) numbered from 0 to 5. Players take it in turns to roll two dice marked 1 to 6 and find the difference between the two numbers rolled. This difference number is located on the player’s strip of squares and is then covered with a counter. The first player to cover all the numbers on their strip of squares wins.
Sum or Difference?
No. of Players: 2 or more
A blank 5 × 5 grid of squares is drawn on squared paper and shared between 2 players. Each player, in turn, throws the two dice and calculates either the sum or the difference of the two numbers thrown. This sum or difference is entered anywhere on the grid of squares. A point is scored each time a line (horizontal, vertical or diagonal) totals 15. The game can be played co-operatively or competitively.
Multilink breakages
No. of player: 1 or more
Start with a rod of ten multilink cubes. Break the rod into 2 smaller rods and find the difference between the number of cubes in each smaller rod. Investigate to find out what differences can be made in this way? What differences are possible if I start with a rod of 9 cubes instead?
Cuisenaire Staircases
Cuisenaire rods is one of the best math aids for learning. Build a staircase from Cuisenaire rods so that the difference between adjacent steps is 1. then try with differences of 2 or 3 or 4 ... and so on. Find a way of recording which rods you used in each staircase.
Progression from Counting to Subtraction
The process of subtraction begins by refining counting techniques but then progresses to learning of key facts and making use of these for harder calculations:
- Counting out
The child calculating 6 − 4 holds up six fingers, folds down four and counts the remaining upright fingers.
- Counting back from larger number
To calculate 6 − 4 the child counts back four numbers, thus: ‘five, four, three, two’.
- Counting back to the smaller number
The child working out 6 − 4 counts back from six to four, keeping a tally using the fingers of the numbers that are uttered: ‘five, four’ (holding up 2 fingers).
- Counting up from smaller to larger number
To work out 6 -4 the child counts up from 4 to 6 (‘five, six’), keeping count of the spoken numbers using fingers. Children often find this confusing because of their mistaken perception that subtraction is solely about ‘taking away’.
- Using known facts
Rapid responses are offered to known facts e.g. 7 − 4 or 20 − 5.
- Using a known fact to derive new ones
For example, the child knows 20 − 5 = 15 and uses this to calculate 20 − 4 = 16 or 21 − 5 = 6.
- Using knowledge of place value
For example, a child who knows that 34 − 10 = 24 uses this when working out 34 − 9 = 25.
As in addition, using place value knowledge previously acquired (especially the idea of partitioning), it is then possible to begin the process of developing written algorithms (i.e. methods/routines) for tackling harder subtraction calculations involving binary subtraction and long subtraction
- Using number line
Using informal ways like paper jottings, such as an ‘empty number line’, as an aid to the mental calculation of two-digit subtractions (using complementary addition or compensation methods).
- The expanded form of the standard decomposition algorithm.
Using an expanded form of the standard decomposition algorithm to solve two digit subtraction with regrouping. The same can be extended for subtraction of numbers involving three digits or more.
- The standard algorithm using decomposition.
Using a standard algorithm to solve double digit subtraction with regrouping. The same can be extended to three digit subtraction with regrouping and so on. Using Dienes base 10 block model to illustrate the process
- Subtraction of decimals.
Using standard subtraction algorithm to subtract numbers, integers, fractions, mixed numbers, decimals etc. The same standard algorithm is later extended to subtract time, matrices and vectors.
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