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This product features 25 fun worksheets for subtraction, each with 20 questions to test student knowledge or for practice. The pattern is the same for each problem: the minuend consists of three numbers within the ranges of 100 and 600, and the subtrahend consists of two digits between the ranges of 15 and 99. Ideal for students of any age! Large type for the convenience of all eyes! There are three sets available. This is Set 1.

Number Logic Puzzles Workbook 336 Puzzle Solutions (Full page, easy to read and write in numbers) 36 Puzzle Solutions This is a super easy and fun puzzle! All a student need to know is the counting numbers between 1 and 36.Number Logic Puzzles consist of a square grid of numbers, with some of the numbers missing. The objective of the puzzle is to fill in the missing numbers so that the numbers form a continuous path from the lowest number to the highest number, without any diagonals. In a Number

Number Logic Puzzles Workbook 236 Puzzle Solutions (Full page, easy to read and write in numbers) 36 Puzzle Solutions This is a super easy and fun puzzle! All a student need to know is the counting numbers between 1 and 36.Number Logic Puzzles consist of a square grid of numbers, with some of the numbers missing. The objective of the puzzle is to fill in the missing numbers so that the numbers form a continuous path from the lowest number to the highest number, without any diagonals. In a Number

Number Logic Puzzles Workbook 136 Puzzle Solutions (Full page, easy to read and write in numbers) 36 Puzzle Solutions This is a super easy and fun puzzle! All a student need to know is the counting numbers between 1 and 36.Number Logic Puzzles consist of a square grid of numbers, with some of the numbers missing. The objective of the puzzle is to fill in the missing numbers so that the numbers form a continuous path from the lowest number to the highest number, without any diagonals. In a Number

Fish Cut and Paste Decimals8 Puzzles 8 Puzzle Solutions To solve the puzzles, students must put the decimals in order. Once the pieces are put in order, the fish image will be perfect! Directions:(1) Have students cut out each rectangle. (2) Students place the pieces in order from smallest (on the top) to largest. (3) On scratch paper or recycled paper, have students paste the rectangles in numerical order to make the picture.