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3 - Numeracy - Dividing

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3.1  – Numeracy – Introduction to Division

 

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Smart Notebook Lesson 3.1

 

Task 3.1 – Word

 

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Learning Goal: 

 

By the end of this lesson I should be able to DIVIDE small positive numbers, WITHOUT the use of a calculator (technology).

 

Techniques:    Picture Model,       Area Model,       Number Model

 

Examples:

 

(a)               18 ÷ 3                          

(b)              24 ÷ 8

(c)               16 ÷ 2

 

3.1

3.2 – Numeracy – Dividing using Group Subtraction

 

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Smart Notebook Lesson 3.2

 

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Learning Goal: 

 

By the end of this lesson I should be able to DIVIDE positive numbers using a group subtraction model, WITHOUT the use of a calculator (technology).

 

Techniques:    Group Subtraction (Dutch, Continental, European Division)

 

Examples:

 

(a)               16 ÷ 2                          

(b)              32 ÷ 4

(c)               128 ÷ 8

(d)               308 ÷ 14

(e)               1984 ÷ 124                  

3.2

3.3  – Numeracy – Dividing using Long Division

 

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Smart Notebook Lesson 3.3

 

Task 3.3 – Word

 

Task 3.3 - Pdf

Learning Goal: 

 

By the end of this lesson I should be able to DIVIDE positive numbers using LONG Division, WITHOUT the use of a calculator (technology)..

 

Techniques:    Group Subtraction, Long Division

 

Examples:

 

(a)               52 ÷ 4                          

(b)              128 ÷ 8

(c)               308 ÷ 14

(d)               1984 ÷ 124

 

3.3

3.4  – Numeracy – Dividing Large Numbers using Group Subtraction or Long Division

 

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Smart Notebook Lesson 3.4

 

Task 3.4 – Word

 

Task 3.4 - Pdf

Learning Goal: 

 

By the end of this lesson I should be able to DIVIDE large positive numbers, WITHOUT the use of a calculator (technology).

 

Techniques:    Group Subtraction, Long Division

 

Examples:

 

(a)               1012 ÷ 44                          

(b)              960 ÷ 15

(c)               2844 ÷ 18

 

 

3.4

3.5  – Numeracy – Division with a Remainder

 

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Smart Notebook Lesson 3.5

 

Task 3.5 – Word

 

Task 3.5 - Pdf

Learning Goal: 

 

By the end of this lesson I should be able to DIVIDE positive numbers that have a Remainder, WITHOUT the use of a calculator (technology).

 

Techniques:  Group Subtraction, Long Division

 

Examples:

 

(a)               9 ÷ 2                          

(b)              16 ÷ 5

(c)               19 ÷ 6

(d)              26 ÷ 11

(c)               191 ÷ 14

3.5

3.6  – Numeracy – Dividing by a Decimal Number

 

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Smart Notebook Lesson 3.6

 

Task 3.6 – Word

 

Task 3.6 - Pdf

Learning Goal: 

 

By the end of this lesson I should be able to DIVIDE whole numbers by a decimal number, WITHOUT the use of a calculator (technology).

 

Techniques:   Group Subtraction, Long Division

 

Examples:

 

(a)               10 ÷ 2.5                          

(b)              17 ÷ 4.25

(c)               25 ÷ 3.125

3.6b

3.7  – Numeracy – Dividing a Decimal Number by a Decimal Number

 

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Smart Notebook Lesson 3.7

 

Task 3.7 – Word

 

Task 3.7 - Pdf

Learning Goal: 

 

By the end of this lesson I should be able to DIVIDE a decimal number by another decimal number, WITHOUT the use of a calculator (technology).

 

Techniques:  Group Subtraction, Long Division

 

Examples:

 

(a)               17.5 ÷ 2.5                          

(b)              28.5 ÷ 1.5

(c)               24.9 ÷ 4.15

(d)              21.875 ÷ 3.125

3.7

3.8  – Numeracy - Dividing a Decimal humber by a Decimal Number with a Remainder

 

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Smart Notebook Lesson 3.8

 

Task 3.8 – Word

 

Task 3.8 - Pdf

Learning Goal: 

 

By the end of this lesson I should be able to DIVIDE a decimal number by another decimal number and get a result that has a remainder, WITHOUT the use of a calculator (technology).

 

Techniques:  Group Subtraction, Long Division

 

Examples:

 

(a)               28.5 ÷ 1.6                          

(b)              24.9 ÷ 4.5

(c)               20.8 ÷ 3.125

3.8

3.9  – Numeracy – Dividing by a Decimal Number

 

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Smart Notebook Lesson 3.9

 

Task 3.9 – Word

 

Task 3.9 - Pdf

Learning Goal: 

 

By the end of this lesson I should be able to DIVIDE positive and negative numbers together, WITHOUT the use of a calculator (technology).

 

Techniques:  Group Subtraction, Long Division

 

Examples:

 

(a)               -8 ÷ 2                          

(b)              (-8) ÷ (-2)

(c)               (-60) ÷ 15

3.9

3.10  – 3.11 - Numeracy – Dividing Review and Final Assessment

 

 

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Task 3.10 – Review - Word

 

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Final Assessment 3.11 - Word

 

Final Assessment 3.11 - Pdf

 

  Summative Activities for the Dividing Unit