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• Division grid with graphics. Calculate the answer. Created with abctools.

• Find the factors; three page packet. Created with abctools.

• Roll the dice and move across the board by division equations. Laminate for a fun, reusable classroom game.

• Roll the dice and move across the board by division equations. Laminate for a fun, reusable game.

• This colorful penguin unit is a great way to practice division. This unit includes division groups, cut and paste, odd and even practice, and in and out boxes.

• Division practice for facts of 1-5 and 1-9.

• Fill in the appropriate operators for each problem. (multiply or divide)

• Fill in the appropriate operator symbols (multiplication or division).

• Fill in the appropriate operator symbols, multiplication or division.

• Three one page practice sets of long division problems with decimal points, 8 problems per page. Answer sheet included for each page.
• Three one page practice sets of long division problems with decimal points, 8 problems per page. Answer sheet included for each page.
• Three one page practice sets of long division problems with decimal points, 8 problems per page. Answer sheet included for each page.
• Color division sign illustrated with a calculator.
• Four one page practice sets of long division, 8 problems per page. Answer sheet included for each page.
• Four one page practice sets of long division, 8 problems per page. Answer sheet included for each page.
• Four one page practice sets of long division, 8 problems per page (5 numbers divided by 1 number). Answer sheet included for each page.
• A poster explaining the rules of division of negative numbers.
• Dividing by decimals.
• Dividing by decimals.
• Dividing by decimals.
• from 1/1 to 144/12
• A great poster or notebook liner for quick reference.
• Explains an easy way to see if a number can be divided by three, followed by practice examples.
• Explains an easy way to see if a number can be divided by two, followed by practice examples.
• Explains an easy way to see if a number can be divided by five, followed by practice examples.
• This math lesson has steps for easily introducing the concept of dividing by half and third via hands-on work with corn kernels. Includes a worksheet for review. This is part of the abcteach Colonial America unit.
• Easy one page instructions for how to divide fractions.
• Explains a simple way to approach two-digit division, and includes a few problems for practice.
• "When you read PER... divide!" Five posters of guidelines to help with reading word problems as equations. (with the / symbol)
• "When you read PER... divide!" Five posters of guidelines to help with reading word problems as equations.
• Make 8 copies of the kites and bows. Write an "answer" to a math problem on each kite. Write various combinations of math problems (that match up with each answer) on the bows.
• Our math "machines" make division drills fun. Cut out the two shapes and practice simple division (up to a divisor of 10).
• A blackline house for multiplication and division "fact families" to live in.
• A blackline house for addition and subtraction "fact families" to live in.
• 5 pages with answers.
• 5 pages with answers.
• Students create two multiplication and two division facts to describe an array. Two sets of ten arrays.
• Students can practice doubles and halves with this one-page worksheet.
• 10 pages plus answer sheets
• 10 pages plus answer sheet
• 10 pages plus answer sheet
• 10 pages plus answer sheets
• Inside bug graphics.
• Inside a bugs graphic
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