Subtract Teen Numbers
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Practice Questions
- 18 - 11 = ?
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7
- 19 - 8 = ?
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11
- 16 - 9 = ?
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7
- 14 - 6 = ?
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- 13 - 13 = ?
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Teacher Resources
Lesson Plan
Basic Subtraction Strategies
Standards
1.OA.C.6Printable Aids
Teaching Notes
This collection focuses on subtracting from teen numbers (10-19) to build a strong foundation for two-digit subtraction. Encourage students to use strategies like 'making a ten' or 'counting back' to develop mental math fluency and place value understanding.
Vocabulary
Common Mistakes
- Incorrectly borrowing or regrouping when subtracting from teen numbers (e.g., 15 - 7, treating the 1 as a 0).
- Confusing subtraction with addition facts.
- Losing track when counting back on a number line or using fingers.
Differentiation
Discussion Questions
- How does knowing your addition facts help you subtract?
- What strategies can you use to subtract from a teen number?
- When might you use subtraction from teen numbers in real life?
Extension Activities
- Use a number line.
- Draw a picture.
- Use flashcards.
Parent Tip
Use objects like blocks or coins to act out subtraction problems.
Learning Path
Skill Cluster
Number Sense & Operations
Grade Level
1-2