3rd grade division

Multiplication made fun! Ideas, strategies, and anchor charts to help you teach multiplication!

Head over to Scribd to download and print a great division strategies poster! I love the different ways described through fun fonts and c...

UPDATE: Here is yet another post on division due to the fact I see people showing how to use base ten blocks that are less effective than ...

Today was our last day before Spring Break! No kiddos, just a Share Fair that our district has every year for Professional Development. I always leave there with great ideas, but I also always leave there thinking, "Geeze, there is a lot of stuff I still don't know about!" Don't worry, new teachers out there, everyone, no matter how long they have been teaching, never feels like they have it all together. =) One really cool thing is about Math Facts. My teamie, Meghan, was super excited…

January focused on multiplication and division.

Need creative ways to teach division? This post has tons of ideas to use to help make teaching division easier and more interesting!

I'm just popping in to share a couple little things we've done this week! With my "big" kids, we have been working on classifying triang...

Dividing with Remainders Students used tiles to help them divide. I wrote a division fact on the board and students drew groups and used the tiles to divide. We talked about how division is about splitting an amount into smaller equal groups. We also talked about how sometimes there are left overs that we cannot divide evenly into the groups; these are called remainders. Then students learned how to use multiplication facts to solve for division problems. Students used skip counting to find…

Kids use details from word problems on this third grade math worksheet to construct and solve division problems in which a multidigit number is evenly divided.

Dividing with Remainders Students used tiles to help them divide. I wrote a division fact on the board and students drew groups and used th...

A blog post walking through a teacher's introduction of division using candy and task cards.

I am not going to kid you when I say this post is seriously has a lot of information! It is LONG, but I promise a freebie or two! I have been working on a TON of stuff and want to share it all with you before I head back to work tomorrow! After this, I am working on sticking to ONE topic per post for the rest of the year. I have had a hard time with that! First things first...WINNERS! 13 files for 2013 winner is Congrats Rebbecca! I will email you today! And my 3 winners of my new…

After searching the web today, I decided it would take me less time to create a foldable graphic organizer to help my students learn the div...