Solve ten whole-answer sharing, grouping and rate stories. Select one- or two-digit divisor practice, digits or words, and optional irrelevant information.
Ask learners to identify what is known and what the question asks. A drawing, timeline or equation can make the relationship visible before they calculate. Check the answer against the original story and keep its unit.
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Learning objective
What this activity builds
Distinguish finding the number of groups from finding how much belongs in each group.
Worked example
A school packs 168 pencils into bags of 12. How many full bags does it make?
168 ÷ 12 = 14 bags.
The total and group size are known. The unknown is how many groups of that size fit in the total.
Teaching notes
Make the practice count
Pair a sharing question with a grouping question using the same facts.
Check division by multiplying the quotient and divisor.
Name the unit of the quotient before calculating.
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Decide between multiplication and division in ten equal-group, sharing and rate stories. Each set includes five of each operation, with wording and extra-data options.
Find quantities measured in dozens after grouping or unit conversion. Practice ten stories, including money-value relationships, with a separate answer key.
Find how many fractional-sized portions fit in a whole available quantity. Choose proper, improper or mixed-number portion sizes and denominator ranges.