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Division

When we divide we share equally. That


means there is the same number in each
group.

If you had sweets and shared them equally


between you and a friend, it would only be
fair if you both had exactly the same
amount.
Division - sharing
• First we are going to look at Division through
sharing.

• Watch these next examples and then it will be


your turn to have a go.

• Look how the objects are shared equally, one


at a time. You will need to do the same.
10 2 = 5
6 3= 2
12 3 = 4
Now it’s your turn to do some sharing!
• Use cubes, counters or any objects you have
at home to have a go at practically sharing the
activities on the next few pages.

• After you have shared the objects you can


record the sums in your exercise book or on
paper if you want to.
Division - Grouping
To help us solve division mentally we can use
grouping.

Get 12 cubes and put them into groups of 2.

12 ÷ 2 = 6
Now try with 20 counters – can you put them in
equal groups of 5?

Get 10 counters – can you put them in equal


groups of 2?
Solving division mentally
• We can use ‘grouping’ to solve division quickly by counting in
groups of 2, 5, 10 on our fingers.
Have a go at these using your fingers to
count in groups....
• Record your answers in your exercise book or on paper and send us a
photo of them #H2S
WELL DONE!!!
We are so proud of you!
• You have worked very hard and now understand how to solve
division calculations.
• If you need any more activities look on weekly sheet for links
to the Twinkl website.
• Please send us photos of any of your maths activities. We
can’t wait to see you solving division practically and in your
written work. #H2S
• If you need any more support please message us directly and
we will be happy to offer more suggestions and ideas.

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