Jack has 9 crayons in his box. He gives 2 crayons to his friend.
How many crayons does Jack have now?

9 − 2 =

There are 10 balloons at Mia’s birthday party. 3 balloons fly away.
How many balloons are left?

10 − 3 =

Ava has 7 fruit snacks. She shares 3 with her brother.
How many fruit snacks does she have left?

7 − 3 =

There are 6 ducks in the pond. 2 ducks swim away.
How many ducks are still in the pond?

6 − 2 =

There are 9 cookies on the plate. 3 cookies are eaten.
How many cookies are still on the plate?

9 − 3 =

Chloe has 6 apples in her basket. She uses 5 apples to make a snack.
How many apples are left in the basket?

6 − 5 =

There are 7 toy dinosaurs on the shelf. 2 fall down.
How many dinosaurs stay on the shelf?

7 − 2 =

Ben has 7 race cars. He loses 2 car under the sofa.
How many cars can he still play with?

7 − 2 =

There are 8 cupcakes at the party. 5 cupcakes are eaten.
How many cupcakes remain?

8 − 5 =

Noah has 10 toy cars. He lends 4 cars to his friend.
How many cars does he have left?

10 − 4 =

Leo builds a tower with 8 blocks. 2 blocks fall off.
How many blocks remain in the tower?

8 − 2 =

Sofia picks 9 flowers from the garden. She gives 1 flower to her mom.
How many flowers does she keep?

9 − 1 =

Olivia has 10 storybooks. She donates 5 to the library.
How many storybooks does she have now?

10 − 5 =

Lily has 8 gummy bears. She eats 5 gummy bears.
How many gummy bears are left?

8 − 5 =

Evan has 6 stickers. He uses 3 sticker on his notebook.
How many stickers are left?

6 − 3 =