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Bring it Down!
Bring it Down Twice!!
What's the Story?
100
Fill in the pattern. 12 ÷ 3 = 4 120 ÷ 3 = ____ 1,200 ÷ 3 = ____
What is 40 and 400
100
23 divided by 4
What is 5R3
100
47 divided by 4
What is 11R3
100
258 divided by 2
What is 129
100
Sally shared 18 lollipops with 6 people. How many lollipops did each person get?
What is 3 lollipops
200
Basic fact! 56 ÷ 7 = ____
What is 8
200
37 divided by 7
What is 5R2
200
87 divided by 2
What is 43R1
200
392 divided by 3
What is 130R2
200
Jack split his 48 pieces of Valentine Candy into 4 equal groups. How much candy is in each group?
What is 12 pieces of candy
300
DAILY DOUBLE!! Numbers in a problem that are easy to work with mentally.
What is compatible numbers.
300
51 divided by 6
What is 8R3
300
74 divided by 5
What is 14R4
300
673 divided by 3
What is 224R1
300
There are 84 hearts and Ms. Pugh wants to divided them equally with 21 students. How many hearts will each student get?
What is 4
400
You should do this immediately after completing a division problem.
What is checking your work.
400
43 divided by 9
What is 4R7
400
64 divided by 3
What is 21R1
400
889 divided by 6
What is 148R1
400
Nathan split his 78 baseball cards into equal groups of 3. How many cards are in each group?
What is 26
500
The number that is left after one whole number is divided by another.
What is the remainder.
500
87 divided by 9
What is 9R6
500
98 divided by 8
What is 12R2
500
966 divided by 8
What is 120R6
500
Coach Phillips separated 112 fourth graders into 4 equal groups. How many 4th graders are in each group?
What is 28