Class 2 Subtraction Worksheet

Class 2 Subtraction Worksheet

Part 1: Simple Subtraction (1–15)

8 − 3 = ______
10 − 5 = ______
7 − 2 = ______
9 − 4 = ______
6 − 1 = ______
5 − 3 = ______
4 − 2 = ______
3 − 1 = ______
10 − 7 = ______
12 − 6 = ______
15 − 5 = ______
11 − 4 = ______
9 − 3 = ______
8 − 6 = ______
7 − 5 = ______

Part 2: Subtracting Two-Digit Numbers (16–25)

23 − 12 = ______
45 − 23 = ______
34 − 15 = ______
56 − 28 = ______
67 − 34 = ______
78 − 45 = ______
89 − 56 = ______
92 − 47 = ______
61 − 29 = ______
73 − 38 = ______

Part 3: Subtraction with Borrowing (26–35)

32 − 17 = ______
54 − 28 = ______
61 − 36 = ______
45 − 27 = ______
73 − 49 = ______
82 − 57 = ______
96 − 68 = ______
64 − 38 = ______
51 − 26 = ______
70 − 44 = ______

Part 4: Word Problems (36–45)

Riya had 15 candies. She gave 7 to her friend. How many candies are left?
There are 24 apples in a basket. 9 apples were eaten. How many apples remain?
A bus has 50 passengers. 18 got down at the first stop. How many are left?
Tom has 32 pencils. He gave 15 to his friend. How many pencils does he have now?
A farmer had 60 cows. 22 were sold. How many cows are left?
There were 40 books on a shelf. 18 were borrowed. How many books remain?
A box had 30 chocolates. 12 were eaten. How many are left?
Sarah bought 25 balloons. 9 balloons flew away. How many balloons does she have?
A basket had 50 oranges. 23 were given to friends. How many are left?
There were 36 students in a class. 14 went home early. How many students remained in class?

Part 5: Mixed Practice (46–50)

15 − 7 = ______
28 − 14 = ______
41 − 25 = ______
36 − 18 = ______
59 − 33 = ______

Q.No	Answer
1	5
2	5
3	5
4	5
5	5
6	2
7	2
8	2
9	3
10	6
11	10
12	7
13	6
14	2
15	2
16	11
17	22
18	19
19	28
20	33
21	33
22	42
23	14
24	32
25	35
26	15
27	26
28	25
29	18
30	24
31	25
32	26
33	25
34	13
35	26
36	8
37	15
38	32
39	17
40	38
41	22
42	18
43	16
44	27
45	22
46	8
47	14
48	16
49	18
50	26