Three friends have 39 water balloons to share equally. How many water balloons will each friend get?
13 water balloons
200
In what place will you start dividing?
321 ÷ 2
Hundreds Place
200
Estimate the quotient:
421 ÷ 4
About 100
200
560 ÷ 5
112
200
58 ÷ 3
3 groups of 19 cubes with 1 cube left over
200
Two boxes contain a total of 576 pencils. If each box has the same number of pencils, how many pencils are in each box?
288 Pencils
300
In what place will you start dividing?
4,221 ÷ 6
Hundreds Place
300
Estimate the quotient:
652 ÷ 8
About 80
300
378÷3
126
300
85 ÷ 5
5 groups of 17
300
Tia has 15 metamorphic, 8 igneous, and 7 sedimentary rocks. She displays her rocks equally in 2 cases. Write a number sentence to show how many rocks will be in each case.
30 ÷ 2 = 15 rocks
400
In what place will you start dividing?
5,354 ÷ 4
Thousands Place
400
Estimate the quotient:
4,221 ÷ 8
About 500
400
3,582 ÷ 3
1,194
400
46 ÷ 3
3 groups of 15 cubes with 1 cube left over
400
Each costume requires 2 yards of material. How many costumes can Sara make out of 35 yards? How much material will be left over?
17 costumes
1 yard left
500
In what place will you start dividing?
425,621 ÷ 5
Ten Thousands Place
500
Estimate the quotient:
5,264 ÷ 6
About 900
500
1,535 ÷ 8
191 r7
500
76 ÷ 6
6 groups of 12 cubes with 4 cubes left over
500
A school has $1,017 for scholarships. The money was awarded equally to 8 students. Find the amount of money each student received. How much money was left over?