Subtracting money worksheets

  • Level: Grade 2 – Grade 4
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Each problem subtracts a smaller amount from a larger one, like working out the change after a purchase. Amounts are lined up on the decimal point.

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Grade 2 – Grade 4
Subtracting money

Subtract.

Name Date Score / 20
  1. 1.
    $30.34−$17.99 
  2. 2.
    $32.89−$29.75 
  3. 3.
    $39.45−$34.50 
  4. 4.
    $36.43−$10.59 
  5. 5.
    $41.72−$29.75 
  6. 6.
    $15.31−$5.46 
  7. 7.
    $41.05−$7.55 
  8. 8.
    $43.64−$4.54 
  9. 9.
    $37.32−$26.79 
  10. 10.
    $31.17−$10.85 
  11. 11.
    $31.81−$21.05 
  12. 12.
    $35.09−$19.04 
  13. 13.
    $37.88−$16.61 
  14. 14.
    $28.22−$22.87 
  15. 15.
    $10.96−$7.83 
  16. 16.
    $22.96−$2.01 
  17. 17.
    $49.99−$40.49 
  18. 18.
    $31.79−$15.42 
  19. 19.
    $18.61−$18.57 
  20. 20.
    $48.50−$42.51 
MathSheetLab · mathlabs.pages.devWorksheet #632406
Grade 2 – Grade 4
Subtracting moneyAnswer key
  1. 1.
    $30.34−$17.99$12.35
  2. 2.
    $32.89−$29.75$3.14
  3. 3.
    $39.45−$34.50$4.95
  4. 4.
    $36.43−$10.59$25.84
  5. 5.
    $41.72−$29.75$11.97
  6. 6.
    $15.31−$5.46$9.85
  7. 7.
    $41.05−$7.55$33.50
  8. 8.
    $43.64−$4.54$39.10
  9. 9.
    $37.32−$26.79$10.53
  10. 10.
    $31.17−$10.85$20.32
  11. 11.
    $31.81−$21.05$10.76
  12. 12.
    $35.09−$19.04$16.05
  13. 13.
    $37.88−$16.61$21.27
  14. 14.
    $28.22−$22.87$5.35
  15. 15.
    $10.96−$7.83$3.13
  16. 16.
    $22.96−$2.01$20.95
  17. 17.
    $49.99−$40.49$9.50
  18. 18.
    $31.79−$15.42$16.37
  19. 19.
    $18.61−$18.57$0.04
  20. 20.
    $48.50−$42.51$5.99
MathSheetLab · mathlabs.pages.devWorksheet #632406

About this worksheet

Each sheet contains 15, 20 or 25 problems (your choice) and is generated at random. Press “New problems” as many times as you like; there is no limit and no account needed.

Worked example

$49.67−$45.88 
  1. Line up the decimal points and work in cents: $49.67 is 4967 cents and $45.88 is 4588 cents.
  2. Ones: 7 is smaller than 8, so borrow 1 from the tens: 17 − 8 = 9.
  3. Tens: 5 (the 6 became 5 after lending 1) is smaller than 8, so borrow 1 from the hundreds: 15 − 8 = 7.
  4. Hundreds: 8 (the 9 became 8 after lending 1) − 5 = 3.
  5. Thousands: 4 − 4 = 0.
  6. 379 cents = $3.79. Put the decimal point back two places from the right.

Answer: $3.79

Teaching tips

  • Check by adding the answer to the amount subtracted.

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