Four in Four - Subtraction Set F - numbers with 2 decimal places with exchanges

The "Four in Four" subtraction worksheets are a series of timed challenges aimed at Year 6 students, testing their ability to perform calculations with numbers that have two decimal places and require exchanges. The task is to complete four subtraction problems within a four-minute timeframe. Each sheet presents a set of subtraction sums, with the numbers varying in complexity and size, to ensure that students are able to apply their mathematical skills to a range of scenarios. The exercises are designed to improve speed and accuracy in dealing with decimal numbers and to reinforce the understanding of the borrowing concept in subtraction.

For instance, on Sheet 1, students might tackle problems like subtracting 29.36 from 60.42 or 32.14 from 51.33. As the sheets progress, the difficulty increases, with Sheet 10 featuring much larger numbers such as subtracting 6109.54 from 21918.76. The answers are provided separately, allowing students or educators to check the calculations after completion. This exercise not only tests the students' subtraction skills but also their ability to manage their time effectively. The "Four in Four" subtraction worksheets are part of a comprehensive set of resources created by KS2Gems to support the mathematical development of upper Key Stage 2 pupils.