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Math video tutorials on subtraction for children in Kindergarten, 1st, 2nd, 3rd, 4th, 5th, 6th and 7th grades to practice. Each subtraction video builds subtraction skills as required for each level. After watching a video, download subtraction worksheets on the site for more practice. These math videos are in line with common core state standards on subtraction.

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On this page you will find our extensive library of videos on subtraction for kids. We aim to make teaching this fundamental arithmetic skill as simple and approachable as possible for children of all ages. This page includes choice excerpts from our growing catalogue of high-quality math videos. Gain access to the rest of our math videos by signing up to KidsMathTV.com as a member! We like to keep our videos short but packed with substantial information on different math topics. Each video usually has a runtime lasting somewhere around two to five minutes €“ enough time for us to mentally engage kids while keeping them from being overwhelmed. The narrator of our videos on subtraction for kids speaks in a friendly and clear tone, and we use only simple and straightforward English in explaining our topics so that younger students and ESL learners can follow along. We even make use of a set of visual aids €“ such as toys, flash cards, building blocks and whiteboard illustrations €“ to expedite the process of explaining each concept to your students. You can let your child explore the world of subtraction at their convenience using the free math videos found on this page. Our coverage of subtraction topics is meant to be digestible to learners from kindergarten to elementary school. In addition, we always make sure that the competencies we include in each topic are compliant with common core state standards. To get started, kids can view our general introduction video on subtraction. Once they€™ve understood the basic process of reducing a number by another number, they can move on to learning how to convert word problems into subtraction equations. Word problems are a fantastic way to bridge the gap between learning the theoretical part of subtracting and applying it to real-world situations. This page currently contains two video excerpts on subtraction word problems. The first sample word problem is a simple exercise dealing with eight apples. Our second problem cranks up the challenge by a little bit; children will be tasked to solve a multi-step word problem involving nineteen pencils. We also have problems that concern how to subtract numbers with the use of regrouping, and another tutorial without any regrouping at all. Zeroes can be a tricky number to work with in subtracting operations, especially for younger children. To help them navigate through this bump in their learning progress, we€™ve also featured a tutorial on how to subtract across zeroes. Lastly, as part of our collection of money-based math topics and other practical math skills, we€™ve also made a subtraction word problem on spending dollars available here on this page. These videos on subtraction for kids are excellent partners to our math worksheets. Print and download our sheets on minus operations so your child can practice while watching our videos. Don€™t hesitate to sign up for a KidsMathTV.com account so that you can access our complete library of tutorials for a variety of math topics, as well as several other learning resources, to help you teach students effectively.

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Our Favorite Subtraction and Addition Videos on YouTube

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Making math more engaging for kids can be difficult. But teaching math will be anything but boring when you introduce students to some of our favorite subtraction and addition videos on YouTube.

Some of these videos are silly songs, some are stories, and some are basic explanations about how to add and subtract. Use what works for your students, and, as always, check out these videos before you show them to your class. 

Check out our subtraction and addition videos playlist here (and be sure to subscribe to WeAreTeachers YouTube channel while you’re at it.)

Homeschool Pop: Basic Addition for Kids

Homeschool Pop explains addition in a simple story about golf. The combination of photographs, illustrations, and friendly, casual explanations helps make this an easy video for kids to connect with.

Harry Kindergarten Music: When You Add With A Pirate

Harry Kindergarten is packed with “hip songs and videos for the K-2 classroom”. Each one is cooler than the next, but this addition one is definitely one of my faves.

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It’s AumSum Time: Basic Addition for Kids

Ants and mangoes and other silly animated characters tell the story of basic addition here. No talking, just words on a screen, music, and noises convey the story here.

The Number Guys Addition Tables Collection 0-10

Forty minutes of numbers walking across a screen can become pretty monotonous, but I like the simplicity of this video and the repetition. I do think it can be used in chunks effectively. 

Counting Songs: Learning Addition 

A short and catchy song about addition, this tune will for sure be stuck in everyone’s mind well after it’s over. One thing I love about this video is that both the numerals and the number of objects is included on screen. That way, teachers can pause the song and make connections if need be.

Mr. R.’s Songs for Teaching: Mental Math

Mr. R.’s videos are “for teachers, by a teacher” and this song about the importance of mental math is so catchy you’ll be singing it all day long. You must check out his “My Dog Addition” video also. Kids love it.

Meet the Math Facts: Basic Addition and Subtraction Level 1

This is a 60-minute video, and even though it’s long, it’s well done. Numbers take the shape of animals or characters in mini-animated skits, which younger viewers especially will love. Though there tends to be a lot of repetition, repetition helps!

Homeschool Pop: Basic Subtraction for Kids

This quickie, 10-minute video demonstrates for viewers the basics of subtraction in an animated and engaging way. It’s basic, super basic, and sometimes basic is all you need. 

Kids Learning Tube: Subtraction

Kids Learning Tube shares an incredibly vast library of videos, ranging from science to geography and holidays to the human body. This little ditty about subtraction is quite catchy, and there’s an addition one , too. 

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Subtraction Without Borrowing

We do not need to borrow if the first digit is large enough to subtract the second digit.

Example : 97 – 33 = 64

Subtraction With Borrowing

We need to borrow if the first digit is smaller than the second digit.

Example : 91 – 77 = 14

The result of subtraction is called the difference of the numbers. In the above example, 13 is the difference of 91 and 77.

Example : 1,000 – 576 – 48 = 376

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Videos for addition and subtraction topics for grades 1-4

Find here free online math videos topics related to addition and subtraction, meant for 1st, 2nd, 3rd, and 4th grades.

The videos listed here are additionally correlated to the Blue Series books Addition 1 , Subtraction 1 , Add & Subtract 2-A , Add & Subtract 2-B , Add & Subtract 3 , and Add & Subtract 4 .

Addition of single-digit numbers

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Learn the symbols + and = Addition with missing numbers (missing addend) Addition of three numbers Addition on a number line Addition facts within 10 — six videos matching the lessons titled "Sums with 6", "Sums with 7", "Sums with 8", "Sums with 9", and "Sums with 10". Comparisons – compare numbers and sums

Subtraction within 0-10 and related concepts

These videos match the topics in Math Mammoth Subtraction 1 worktext (Blue Series).

Subtraction and Addition in the Same Picture – the connection between subtraction and addition Two subtractions from one addition Fact families The concept of "how many more" "How many more" problems and differences Subtract many numbers

Addition & subtraction facts within 0-10

Addition and subtraction facts with 6 (fact families) Addition and subtraction facts with 7 (fact families) Addition and subtraction facts with 8 (fact families) Addition and subtraction facts with 9 (fact families)

Addition and Subtraction Facts Within 0-18

These videos match the topics in Math Mammoth Add & Subtract 2-A worktext (Blue Series).

A mental math trick with nine and eight Difference, subtraction, and "How many more" additions Number rainbow & fact families with 11 Number rainbow & fact families with 12 Number rainbow & fact families with 13 Number rainbow & fact families with 14

Mental addition and subtraction of two-digit numbers

These videos match the topics in Math Mammoth Add & Subtract 2-B worktext (Blue Series).

Adding within the same ten – add a 2-digit number and a single-digit number mentally - no regrouping Add and subtract two-digit numbers – without regrouping Even & odd numbers Doubling One-half of a number Pictographs Add and subtract whole tens (to/from 2-digit numbers) Going over ten — "make ten" (and go over ten) strategy for addition Mental addition — several strategies explained Mental subtraction — several strategies explained More Mental subtraction — more strategies explained

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These videos match the topics in Math Mammoth Add & Subtract 3 worktext (Blue Series).

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Addition and subtraction topics for 4th grade

These videos match the topics in Math Mammoth Add & Subtract 4 worktext (Blue Series).

Bar models in addition and subtraction problems

The order of operations and writing simple expressions

Making a bar graph plus word problems

Rounding 4-digit numbers

Estimating the final result

Calculate and estimate money amounts

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Emphasis is on recognizing the problem (trying to subtract a larger number in the ones column from a smaller number) and solving this by regrouping one of the tens into ones to allow for the "normal" subtraction (small from big).

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Kindergarten Subtraction: Chasing Chickens

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Kindergarten subtraction should be fun and hands-on. The science of math tells us that kids need direct instruction, modeling, dialogue, and lots of practice. Chasing Chickens is a fun, low-prep subtraction game that gets kids moving, talking, and practicing subtraction.

To prep the game, you need chickens. The chickens are actually balloons. We use yellow balloons for chickens. You can use pink for chasing pigs, white for sheep, etc. Use a Sharpie to write equations on the balloons. To get the balloons from home to school, we put them in a big trash bag!

Subtraction Games: Chase the chickens

Get the kids excited by telling the kids there are chickens in the closet, and we’re going to let them out, and they have to chase them. Ya’ll. They get so excited thinking we will do subtraction by chasing chickens.

To play, we throw the balloons (chickens) around the room. When I say “chase,” they grab a balloon, write the equation, and answer on their recording sheet. When they finish, they throw the chicken and prepare for the next one! As they’re playing, I walk around checking their work, helping when needed, and observing. I love watching them utilize the strategies we’ve learned and hearing them talk about math and how they solved their problems.

Check out this video to see our kindergarten subtraction game in action! And yes, we set the stage to engage by using chicken noises when we play this game!

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Multiplication can be tough for kids because it demands quick recall of facts and understanding of number patterns . The traditional method of rote memorization often leads to frustration and disengagement. This is where well-designeds multiplication apps for kids can make a difference. These apps combine fun games, adaptive challenges, and clear feedback to motivate children.

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In this blog, we’ll explore the 11 best multiplication apps to help your child master this essential math skill.

Who is it for: Grades PreK through 5

SplashLearn is one of the best multiplication apps for kids, offering a well-rounded approach to multiplication through interactive games , printable worksheets , and game-based live classes.

What are the key multiplication topics covered on SplashLearn?

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Each topic is designed to help children grasp key concepts while having fun. The adaptive learning system adjusts the difficulty level, ensuring kids practice at a comfortable yet challenging pace while worksheets reinforce these skills. Detailed progress tracking provides valuable insights to parents and teachers. With SplashLearn’s engaging learning environment, kids can confidently build their multiplication knowledge step by step, helping them master this critical math skill.

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Who is it for: Grades K-4

Math Bingo uses a bingo-style game format, making it one of the more fun apps for learning multiplication. Children enjoy playing bingo while solving multiplication problems to fill their cards. The app integrates game elements that reward quick thinking and accurate answers, reinforcing multiplication skills through repetition and positive feedback. This setup not only entertains but also boosts children’s confidence in their multiplication abilities, making it suitable for young learners who thrive on interactive and competitive learning environments.

Who is it for: Grades 2-6

Tower Math utilizes tower-defense style gameplay to teach multiplication . As players defend their towers by solving multiplication questions, they practice their multiplication skills and develop strategic thinking. This app makes learning multiplication a dynamic and immersive experience. The emphasis on strategy and problem-solving encourages learners to understand multiplication deeply, not just memorize facts, fostering a more comprehensive grasp of the subject.

Who is it for: Grades 1-5

Squeebles Maths Race brings a competitive edge to multiplication learning, making it one of the best multiplication apps for kids who enjoy a fast-paced challenge. Children race against each other or the computer, answering multiplication questions to see who reaches the finish line first. This format keeps kids engaged and motivated to practice multiplication while enhancing their speed and accuracy in problem-solving. With adjustable difficulty levels, this app is suitable for varying abilities, ensuring a personalized and productive learning experience.

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Tic Tac Math is the app for multiplication tables learning. It combines the familiar tic-tac-toe game with multiplication practice, offering a playful approach to math learning. Children need to solve multiplication problems correctly to place their marks, helping them practice their times tables as they play. This engaging mix of strategy and problem-solving encourages repetition, reinforcing multiplication facts through consistent and enjoyable practice. It stands out among apps for learning multiplication because of its simplicity, helping even the youngest learners start building their multiplication skills early.

Who is it for: Grades 1-8

Prodigy Math’s RPG-inspired gameplay transforms multiplication practice into a grand adventure. Children create avatars, explore virtual worlds, and battle monsters using their multiplication skills. Its adaptive algorithm ensures questions match each child’s learning level, gradually increasing in difficulty as their understanding improves. This method encourages steady progress while keeping learners engaged and challenged. 

Who is it for: Grades 1-4

Montessori Maths Multiplication employs a Montessori-inspired methodology to teach multiplication concepts by encouraging children to explore and understand the principles behind multiplication. This app uses tactile, visual aids and interactive activities that align with the Montessori approach, guiding kids through the learning process with clear, practical examples. It emphasizes understanding rather than memorization, making it an ideal choice among apps for learning multiplication that helps build a strong foundational knowledge.

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Math Slide leverages multiplayer functionality to make practicing multiplication facts both collaborative and competitive. Up to four children can play together on one device, racing to match the correct multiplication answers. This dynamic format engages learners and builds their confidence as they improve their speed and accuracy through repeated practice. Its unique combination of competition and cooperation makes it one of the best multiplication apps for reinforcing skills.

MathTango immerses children in a creative, world-building adventure where they solve multiplication problems to advance. With puzzles and quests, this app engages kids in an imaginative setting that combines multiplication practice with exploration. Its interactive format allows children to experiment and solve problems in ways that keep them motivated and eager to learn. By providing a captivating environment, MathTango makes multiplication an exciting journey.

Math Ninja blends action and adventure with multiplication learning in a ninja-themed world. Kids practice their multiplication skills to fend off enemies, unlocking new levels and tools as they progress. By combining fast-paced gameplay with multiplication drills, it motivates learners to stay focused while having fun. This approach builds both confidence and competence, helping kids improve their multiplication skills with every challenge.

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Monster Math stands out as one of the best multiplication apps for 4th graders, thanks to its unique, story-driven approach.. The adventures of Maxx, the monster, introduce children to multiplication through interactive storylines that make mathematical concepts relatable and engaging. Customizable math challenges allow parents and teachers to align the app’s content with each child’s learning needs, ensuring that concepts like multiplication are not only understood but also applied in various contexts. 

The best multiplication apps provide children focused practice on multiplication strategies, times tables, and multi-digit problems. This structured approach helps children overcome specific challenges in multiplication, fostering a deeper understanding that will benefit their overall math performance.

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)

What is the best free app for learning multiplication tables.

A highly recommended free app for learning multiplication tables is SplashLearn, which provides interactive games and exercises to help kids practice and master their times tables in a fun way. You can play two games every day for free.

At what age should a child learn multiplication?

Children typically start learning multiplication around ages 7-9, or in grades 2-3, once they have a solid foundation in addition and subtraction .

What are some multiplication apps for Android?

Multiplication apps like SplashLearn, Monster Math, and MathTango are available for Android, providing interactive games and challenges to help kids master multiplication.

What are some good multiplication apps for iPhone?

SplashLearn, Tic Tac Math, and Squeebles Maths Race are excellent multiplication apps for iPhone that offer practice exercises and adaptive learning.

Which are the best multiplication apps for 3rd graders?

For 3rd graders, SplashLearn, Tower Math, and Montessori Maths Multiplication provide engaging content that caters to their learning level while reinforcing core multiplication concepts.

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• Add and subtract: pieces of fruit
• Add within 10
• Subtract within 10
• Relating addition and subtraction
• Relate addition and subtraction

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