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Grade 3 Subtraction Worksheet

This document is a Grade 3 math worksheet focused on subtraction, featuring two parts. Part A includes word problems involving 3-digit subtraction, while Part B requires students to identify the place value of given numbers. The worksheet aims to enhance students' subtraction skills and understanding of place value.
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Grade 3 Subtraction Worksheet

This document is a Grade 3 math worksheet focused on subtraction, featuring two parts. Part A includes word problems involving 3-digit subtraction, while Part B requires students to identify the place value of given numbers. The worksheet aims to enhance students' subtraction skills and understanding of place value.
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■ Grade 3 Math Worksheet – Subtraction

Part A: Word Problems (3-digit Subtraction)

1. Anna has 845 apples. She gives 132 apples to her friend. How many apples does Anna have
left?

2. A library has 726 books. 421 books are borrowed. How many books are still in the library?

3. John collected 509 stamps. He gave 178 stamps to his brother. How many stamps does John
have now?

4. A school has 864 students. 523 students are girls. How many boys are there in the school?

5. Peter bought 437 balloons. 256 balloons flew away. How many balloons does he still have?

6. A shop had 725 pencils. It sold 498 pencils. How many pencils are left in the shop?

7. Mary had 612 toys. She gave 284 toys to her friends. How many toys does Mary have now?

8. Tom read 739 pages of a book. 318 pages are still unread. How many pages has Tom already
read?

9. A farmer picked 851 oranges. He sold 430 oranges. How many oranges does he still have?

10. There were 982 chairs in the hall. Workers removed 218 chairs. How many chairs are there
now?

Part B: Identify place value (hundreds – tens – ones)

1. 781 → Hundreds: ___ , Tens: ___ , Ones: ___

2. 635 → Hundreds: ___ , Tens: ___ , Ones: ___

3. 920 → Hundreds: ___ , Tens: ___ , Ones: ___

4. 254 → Hundreds: ___ , Tens: ___ , Ones: ___

5. 406 → Hundreds: ___ , Tens: ___ , Ones: ___

6. 847 → Hundreds: ___ , Tens: ___ , Ones: ___

7. 193 → Hundreds: ___ , Tens: ___ , Ones: ___

8. 570 → Hundreds: ___ , Tens: ___ , Ones: ___

9. 689 → Hundreds: ___ , Tens: ___ , Ones: ___

10. 302 → Hundreds: ___ , Tens: ___ , Ones: ___

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