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Division using Models
Embedded in this unit of printable division worksheets are varied strategies for 3rd grade, 4th grade, and 5th grade kids to learn the basics of division with a range of hands-on tasks, such as cut-and-paste sharing activity, drawing objects for equal sharing, division by grouping objects, dividing by distributing objects in rows and columns of the array model, number line, bar model and area model. Gain a free access to some of these tasks.
Division by Sharing | Cut-and-Paste Activity
Spin a story around the illustrations to introduce the concept of division. Snip the pictures, divide them into two equal parts and glue them in the columns and learn division by equal sharing in the process.
Division by Sharing | Drawing Activity
Blend fun and learning with this alternative pdf exercise for grade 3 kids. Read the scenario carefully, share the objects evenly, draw the correct number of specified objects in each group to complete the worksheets.
Pictorial models to divide numbers is an interesting strategy and most helpful in solving word problems. Represent the division equation as a rectangular bar and divide the bar into equal parts to find the quotient.
Representing Division in 3 Models | Activity
Recapitulate three division methods with this set of interesting 3-in-1 activity worksheet pdfs. Solve for the quotient by representing each division equation as a grouping model, an array model and on a number line.
Area Models Worksheets | Without Remainder – Level 1
Visually represent the division equation as a rectangle with these level 1 area models. Figure out the quotient by dividing the given 3-digit numbers inside the rectangle by the single-digit divisors. Repeat the process until you get a 0.
Area Models Worksheets | Without Remainder – Level 2
With double-digit divisors in place, these printable area models worksheets help 4th grade kids relate divisor and quotient to the width and length of the rectangle and the dividend to the area of the rectangle. Go on dividing!
Area Models Worksheets | With Remainder – Level 1
Direct students of grade 4 and grade 5 to solve the division equation using the area or box method by repeatedly subtracting the multiples until they can't be subtracted anymore and add up the partial quotients and find the remainder.
Area Models Worksheets | With Remainder – Level 2
These level 2 area models pdf worksheets present the area and the width of a rectangle and help kids identify the length by performing division. They continue dividing the area by width until they get a remainder < divisor and write down the quotient obtained as the length.
Division by Grouping Model Worksheets
Familiarize 3rd grade kids with the grouping strategy of division using this set of printable worksheets. Group objects, answer questions based on the model, complete the division statements, figure out left overs and much more.
(27 Worksheets)
Division Array Model Worksheets
Work out the quotient by observing arrays of objects distributed across rows and columns, answer questions, decipher arrays to write a division sentence, solve word problems and draw arrays to bolster division skills.
(16 Worksheets)
Division using a Number Line Worksheets
Interpret the division sentences on the number lines by drawing hops, read the number line and write the division equation, MCQs and many such activities, help develop division skills with ease.
(40 Worksheets)
