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Addition and Subtraction Worksheets

July 17, 2016 by Ashleigh | 1 Comment

Addition And Subtraction For 3rd and 4th Grade

These amusement part themed addition and subtraction worksheet are sure to be a hit with students. They’re great for extra reinforcement and practice and can be incorporated into any classroom. You can find this resource on TpT.

There are TWO VERSIONS of the addition and subtraction worksheets! The numbers in the more advanced version are primarily 4-digit, 5-digit, and 6-digit numbers. The numbers in the other version are primarily 3-digit numbers.

Addition and Subtraction Probject

Addition & Subtraction Lesson Plans

Since many of us are required to turn in our lesson plans, I included formal lesson plans, just like in the other math units. Unlike my other units, I grouped the lesson plans together. I did this to make printing all of the addition and subtraction activities easier. This will allow you to print a range of pages, rather than one page at a time.

addition and subtraction lesson plans

The content of these addition and subtraction worksheets is a bit more procedural than my other math resources, as students will be applying the algorithm or strategies they’ve learned to add and subtract large numbers. These ten addition and subtraction worksheets are engaging and have an emphasis on application and problem solving.

addition and subtraction activities

Implementation

During the mini lesson, review basic computation (beginning with addition and moving on toward subtraction). During the mini lesson, make note of any student struggling with the computation taught during class and meet with those students in small groups of students’ during independent work time. As you meet with small groups, gradually remove students from the small group as they show understanding and confidence of the material.

Addition and Subtraction Worksheet

There is also a general pacing guide, but this is just a suggestion. If you see students are more than ready to move to the next level, simply skip ahead to those larger numbers. I love leaving a few extra days to work on subtraction across zeroes, which is always challenging for students.

Addition and Subtraction Printables

Having two options will make it so much easier to differentiate for your students by using the 3rd grade version in your fourth grade class or the fourth grade version in your third grade class!

addition and subtraction problem solving

I love that everything is in a real world, problem solving context. I think that naturally raises the rigor and engagement at the same time. I also love that they all have an amusement park theme, because it helps tie it all together.

addition and subtraction 4th grade

You can distribute the addition and subtraction worksheets one page at a time, in any order. You can also create a booklet by printing the cover page and all of the pages you’d like for your students to complete. There are ten activities the third grade version and ten activities in the fourth grade version. I’ve also included several basic practice pages for you to use as needed.

3rd grade subtraction

I think this is going to be a lot of fun for my students (and you)!

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