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Do you need simple and ready-to-use 1st-grade Subtractions Strategies worksheets that can be used as formative assessments to prepare students for their summative assessment?? Look no further! These worksheets are just what you need and you will quickly be able to gauge where your students are at in their understanding of subtraction!

Here's what you'll get:

✅ 11 Subtraction Strategies Worksheets

Draw and Subtract: Students learn to solve subtraction problems by drawing pictures and crossing them out to subtract.
Subtract with a Number Line: Students practice subtracting on a number line with a number line already provided at the bottom of the worksheet!
Subtract using a Tens Frame: Students use a tens frame to solve the subtraction equation. They will draw as many dots as the minuend in the tens frame. Then they will cross out as many dots as the subtrahend.
Zero Rule of Subtraction: This worksheet focuses on subtracting zero with other numbers between 1 and 20!
Roll and Subtract: Students Roll one die. Then they put the number in a blank minuend box (if the number rolled is bigger than the subtrahend number). Then they subtract the 2 numbers and write the difference.
-1, -2, -3: Students will be subtracting 1, 2, or 3 from each equation.
Subtraction Rainbow Partners: This worksheet uses a rainbow to help students practice subtracting from 10 until they memorize which numbers make 10.
Subtraction Doubles: Students use what they know about doubles from their addition strategies unit to subtract doubles.
Fact Families: This worksheet allows students can start recognizing the connection between addition and subtraction!
Subtraction Word Problems: Students practice writing subtraction equations and solving them.
Putting It All Together Unit Review: Practice subtract zero rule, -1, -2, -3, subtract doubles, subtract rainbow partners, subtract with a number line, and subtraction word problems

These worksheets are perfect for formally assessing students' understanding during whole-class instruction. You can also use them in math centers or as a rotation in Daily 5.

The best part? You'll love being able to see exactly where your students are at in the learning process. Do they know how to use a number line? Do they know how to write numbers 1 to 20? Do they understand story problems? Do they know when to use each of the subtraction strategies? You'll see right away!

These worksheets are quick to print and easy for students to understand. Your students will be learning but will be having fun in the process! They're also easy to assign a substitute to do with students.

Supports Common Core Standards (CCSS):

CCSS.1.OA.C.6