This resource is an excellent way to help students practice subtracting integers. Each time students complete a pyramid they practice 10 integer subtraction problems. Students start with the 5 integers on the bottom row of the pyramid. Students fill in each white triangle by finding the difference of the two integers below. Students will start at the bottom and work their way up. The difference of the two integers in the second-to-top row should match the integer at the top of the pyramid. This is a great self-checking activity. The pyramid task cards can be hung as stations around the room or used at table groups. They can also be displayed individually to use as races for the class. This resource can be printed on any color paper/cardstock.