About this worksheet
Borrowing (regrouping) is the step most students stumble on: when the top digit in a column is smaller than the bottom one, you take a ten from the next column. Sheets with no borrowing let a child practice the layout first.
Make printable subtraction worksheets with 1 to 4 digit problems, with borrowing on every problem, none at all, or a mix. Every answer is a whole number, and the answer key prints on its own page.
Subtract the numbers.
Borrowing (regrouping) is the step most students stumble on: when the top digit in a column is smaller than the bottom one, you take a ten from the next column. Sheets with no borrowing let a child practice the layout first.
Ask students to check two or three answers by adding the answer to the bottom number. If they get the top number back, the subtraction was right.
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