Division by sharing and grouping
Single-digit division done by moving pictures out of a pile. Some questions share: 12 apples shared equally between 3 baskets, how many in each? Others group: 12 apples, 3 in each basket, how many baskets?
A 'deal one each' button hands one to every basket in turn, the way children share things out for real. Every question divides exactly, and only the number typed after the = sign is marked.
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What changes each time
- Totals up to 36
- Sharing and grouping, the two meanings of division
- Different things to share every time
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