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Division Facts Skills
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Division By 5Dividing by 5 to Complete the Division Patterns Game
In this fun math game, kids will practice dividing by 5 to complete division patterns. They'll drag and drop items to solve problems, enhancing their understanding of division facts within 100. With plenty of opportunities to work on division, children will boost their skills in a playful way. Perfect for young learners eager to master multiplication and division!
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Division By 4Dividing by 4 to Complete the Division Patterns Game
Help your child master division by practicing dividing by 4 in this exciting game. Kids will tackle a variety of problems, building confidence and fluency in division facts within 100. This game makes learning division fun and interactive, ensuring that children develop a solid understanding of multiplication and division concepts. Perfect for young math learners!
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Division By 2Completing the Division Patterns Game
Help your child master division with this exciting game focused on dividing by 2. Kids will practice division facts within 100 while having fun and building confidence. This interactive game makes learning division easy and enjoyable, enhancing both multiplication and division skills. Watch your young mathematician thrive with playful problem-solving adventures!
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Division By 3Dividing by 3 to Complete the Division Patterns Game
Struggling with division? This engaging game helps kids master dividing by 3. They'll find missing numbers in math sentences, making learning division facts within 100 fun and interactive. Perfect for young mathematicians, this game balances challenge and enjoyment while building essential multiplication and division skills. Start playing and watch your child's confidence soar!
Long Division Skills
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Divide 3-Digit By 2-Digit NumbersDividing and Checking the Remainder Game
In this fun math game, kids will tackle division problems and learn to check for remainders. By dividing multi-digit numbers, they'll improve their division skills and gain confidence in math. The game offers a logical set of challenges, ensuring effective practice and mastery of division concepts. Perfect for young learners eager to hone their math abilities!
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Divide 4-Digit By 1-Digit NumbersChoosing the Correct Divisor Game
In this exciting math game, kids will dive into the world of division by selecting the correct divisor to complete sentences. Designed for fourth graders, it focuses on dividing multiples of 100 by 1-digit numbers. Through interactive challenges, children build confidence and skills in multiplication and division. A fun way to master division concepts!
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Divide 3-Digit By 1-Digit NumbersFilling in the Quotient Game
In this exciting division game, kids tackle division problems by filling in missing numbers, making math fun and engaging. Perfect for fourth graders, the game focuses on dividing multiples of 10 by 1-digit numbers. It helps build essential multiplication and division skills, encouraging students to apply their knowledge in a lively and interactive way. Get ready for some fun learning moments!
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Divide 2-Digit By 1-Digit NumbersFinding the Quotient Game
Uncover the fun in division with this exciting game! Your child will tackle problems dividing 2-digit by 1-digit numbers, learning to find the quotient without remainders. This game is perfect for overcoming misconceptions in math and strengthening division skills. With each challenge, kids will enjoy a playful approach to mastering division concepts. Join the fun today!
All Division Skills
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Division FactsIdentifying the Correct Division Expression Game
This fun math game helps kids understand division through equal sharing. Players identify the correct division expression using numbers up to 20. Perfect for building confidence, it challenges kids at various levels of complexity, making learning division exciting. Strengthen multiplication and division skills while enjoying a playful experience.
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Estimate QuotientsDividing Each Expression and Matching the Quotient Game
In this exciting game, kids will practice dividing 2-digit numbers by 1-digit numbers. They'll match each expression to its correct quotient, reinforcing their division skills. This engaging activity helps young mathematicians build confidence in solving division problems while having fun. Perfect for developing a strong understanding of division concepts!
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Division FactsIdentifying the Division Expression for Given Arrays Game
In this fun math game, kids dive into the concept of division by identifying the correct division expressions for given arrays. They'll learn to represent equal sharing scenarios, choosing the right answers from multiple options. This game helps build a solid foundation for division while also enhancing multiplication skills. Perfect for young math enthusiasts!
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Estimate QuotientsSelecting the Expression to Estimate Game
In this exciting math game, kids will learn to estimate division problems by selecting the correct expression. Through interactive challenges, they'll practice dividing multi-digit whole numbers while improving their multiplication and division skills. Perfect for young mathematicians eager to explore division strategies in a fun way!
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Long DivisionChoosing the Number Divisible by the Given Number Game
In this colorful game, your child will explore division by identifying numbers divisible by a given number. It's a fun way to practice dividing 2-digit numbers by 1-digit numbers without remainders. This engaging activity strengthens their division skills and builds confidence in solving math problems. Let your child enjoy learning division today!
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Division FactsIdentifying the Correct Division Sentence Game
In this exciting game, kids will master division by identifying the correct division sentences. They'll explore equal sharing scenarios using real-world objects, making the concept less confusing and more relatable. Perfect for building a strong base in division, this game also covers multiplication and division skills. Watch your child become a division expert while having fun!
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Estimate QuotientsIdentifying the First Digit of Quotients Game
Help your child master division with this fun game focused on identifying the first digit of quotients. Through solving diverse problems, kids strengthen their understanding of division and estimation strategies. Perfect for practicing multi-digit division, this game makes learning engaging and effective. Watch your child grow confident in tackling division challenges!
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Long DivisionChoosing the Correct Missing Part of Division Equation Game
In this engaging math game, kids will tackle division challenges by finding the missing numbers in division sentences. Designed to make learning fun, it helps kids practice dividing 2-digit numbers by 1-digit numbers. This game is perfect for building confidence and sharpening division skills through interactive play. Let your child enjoy learning math while solving puzzles!
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Division FactsIdentifying the Correct Division Sentence for Arrays Game
Help your child master division by identifying correct division sentences through arrays. This fun game teaches kids to work with numbers within 20, focusing on equal sharing scenarios. Strengthen their understanding of multiplication and division concepts while overcoming common misconceptions. A perfect way to build a strong math foundation!
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Long DivisionDividing by Numbers from 2 to 5 Game
Explore the fun of dividing by numbers from 2 to 5 with this engaging math game! Kids will solve division problems by filling in missing digits, helping them grasp long division concepts. This interactive game supports learning multiplication and division skills, making math practice enjoyable and effective for young learners.
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Division FactsUsing the Term Divide By Game
This game makes division fun and easy! Kids will learn to use "divide by" terms as they solve math sentences with numbers up to 20. By playing, they'll build a solid foundation in division while also enhancing their multiplication skills. It's a perfect blend of learning and play, ensuring kids gain confidence in their math abilities. Get started now!
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Long DivisionDividing by Numbers That Lie Between 6 to 9 Game
In this exciting math game, kids will tackle word problems by dividing 2-digit numbers by numbers between 6 and 9. This interactive activity helps clear up common division misconceptions through regular practice. Boost your child's confidence and skills in multiplication and division while ensuring they actively participate in their learning journey.
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Division FactsRepresenting Equal Groups Using Division Expression Game
In this exciting math game, kids will master division by representing equal groups. They'll identify correct division expressions using visual aids and work with numbers up to 20. This interactive game helps build a solid foundation in division and enhances multiplication skills. Kids will enjoy choosing the right answers while learning essential math concepts. Get started now!
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Long DivisionFinding the Remainder Game
Join the fun with this exciting game that teaches division by finding remainders. Kids will divide 2-digit numbers by 1-digit numbers, boosting their math skills in a lively way. Perfect for fourth graders, this game makes learning division enjoyable and helps build confidence in math. Watch your child's understanding grow as they play and learn!
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Division FactsRepresenting Equal Groups Using Division Sentence Game
This game is perfect for young mathematicians looking to improve their division skills. Players will identify correct division sentences using arrays, helping them understand equal grouping scenarios. Regular practice with this game will clear up common misconceptions about division, making math both fun and educational. Get ready to dive into learning!
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Long DivisionFinding the Quotient and the Remainder Game
In this engaging math game, kids will tackle division problems by dividing 2-digit numbers by 1-digit numbers. They'll practice finding the quotient and remainder while filling in the blanks to record their answers. This game boosts multiplication and division skills, making math fun and interactive for young learners!
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Division FactsCompleting the Related Division Sentence Game
In this fun math game, kids will learn to solve division problems by connecting them with multiplication sentences. This approach helps kids understand the relationship between multiplication and division, making division easier to grasp. Perfect for kids who need practice with division fundamentals, this game offers a hands-on way to improve math skills.
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Long DivisionDividing When Dividend Is Between 2 to 5 Game
In this fun math game, kids practice dividing 2-digit numbers by 1-digit numbers using long division. They'll solve problems, find missing digits, and conquer common division misconceptions. This interactive experience helps fourth graders build confidence in division while enhancing their multiplication and division skills. Let the learning begin!
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Division FactsCompleting the Related Sentences Game
This exciting game helps kids tackle multiplication and division through interactive problems. They'll solve math sentences and find missing numbers, all while working with numbers up to 20. Perfect for boosting math skills in a fun way, this game encourages the use of prior knowledge, ensuring learning is both effective and enjoyable. Get started now!
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Long DivisionCompleting the Division Solution Where Dividend Is Between 6-9 Game
Sharpen your math skills by solving division problems where the dividend ranges from 6 to 9. This engaging game invites young mathematicians to fill in missing entries in the long division algorithm. Learn to divide 2-digit numbers by 1-digit numbers with remainders. Boost your multiplication and division skills in a fun and interactive way!
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Division FactsDividing by 2 and Completing the Division Sentences Game
Explore the fun of dividing by 2 with this interactive game! Kids will practice division facts within 100 by dragging and dropping numbers to complete division sentences. This game helps reinforce multiplication and division skills in a playful way, making math practice enjoyable and effective for young learners.
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Long DivisionDividing 3-Digit Multiples of 10 and 100 Game
Sharpen your division skills with this engaging game! Students will divide 3-digit multiples of 10 and 100, filling in missing digits in the long division process. This fun math challenge helps kids grasp division concepts while boosting their confidence. Perfect for young learners eager to conquer division tasks with ease and excitement.
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Division FactsFinding Missing Numbers in Division Sentences Game
This fun game helps kids master division by finding missing numbers in sentences. They'll tackle division facts within 100, boosting their math skills while having fun. With a focus on fundamentals, your child will improve their understanding of division through engaging practice. It's a great way to enhance their multiplication and division skills!
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Long DivisionFinding the Quotient by Dividing 3-Digit Numbers by 1-Digit Numbers Game
This fun math game helps kids practice dividing 3-digit numbers by 1-digit numbers. Your young mathematician will solve division problems and find quotients, boosting their division skills. Perfect for learning through play, this game offers timely practice to tackle division challenges confidently. Enjoy a fun way to master essential math skills!
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Long DivisionChoosing the Divisible Number Game
In this exciting math game, your child will tackle division challenges by selecting numbers divisible by a given number. It's a fun way to practice dividing 3-digit numbers by 1-digit numbers without a remainder. This game strengthens division skills and builds confidence in math. Perfect for fourth graders who love a challenge!
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Division FactsDividing by 3 to Complete the Division Sentences Game
This engaging math game helps kids practice dividing by 3 through fun and interactive exercises. Children will solve division sentences, gaining fluency in division facts within 100. With regular play, misconceptions around division fade, and kids build confidence in their math skills. Perfect for young learners eager to master multiplication and division concepts.
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Long DivisionCompleting the Division Equation by Filling the Quotient or Divisor Game
In this fun math game, kids will practice division by completing equations using the correct quotient or divisor. They'll drag and drop interactive elements to solve problems and master dividing 3-digit numbers by 1-digit numbers without remainders. This engaging activity strengthens multiplication and division skills, making math practice enjoyable and effective!
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Division FactsUsing Facts of 3 to Find the Missing Number Game
In this engaging math game, kids will explore division by using the facts of 3 to find missing numbers. Through interactive puzzles, they will hone their division skills and understanding of math sentences. With each problem, children choose the correct answer from given options, making learning both fun and effective. Perfect for young math enthusiasts eager to master division!
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Long DivisionUse Long Division Method to Dividing by Dividend Between 2 to 5 Game
Spark your child's interest in math with this engaging game on long division. They'll practice dividing 3-digit numbers by 1-digit numbers, tackling common misconceptions. This fun, interactive experience focuses on building strong division skills, making math enjoyable and accessible. A perfect way to boost confidence and understanding in math. Get started now!
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Long DivisionFilling in the Missing Numbers in the Solution Game
In this engaging math game, kids tackle long division by solving problems with missing numbers. They'll use their knowledge to divide 3-digit numbers by 1-digit numbers, enhancing their division skills. Perfect for young learners, this game makes math fun and builds confidence in solving complex long division problems. Let your child master division with ease!
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Division FactsDividing by 4 to Complete the Division Sentences Game
In this exciting math game, kids will tackle division problems by dividing numbers by 4. They'll drag and drop numbers to complete division sentences, enhancing their understanding of division facts within 100. This interactive approach boosts their multiplication and division skills, making learning enjoyable and effective. Perfect for young math learners!
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Long DivisionFinding the Remainder When Dividing a 3-Digit Number by 1-Digit Number Game
This fun math game helps kids master division by dividing 3-digit numbers by 1-digit numbers to find remainders. Young mathematicians will analyze and choose the correct answer from multiple options, boosting their division skills. Perfect for practicing multiplication and division in a playful setting, this game makes learning engaging and rewarding!
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Division FactsUsing Facts of 4 to Find the Missing Number Game
Unlock the power of division facts of 4 in this fun game! Kids will solve division problems to find missing numbers, sharpening their math skills. With plenty of practice opportunities, students can tackle division confidently. Perfect for learning division facts within 100, this game makes math practice enjoyable and effective. Get started today!
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Long DivisionDividing and Filling in the Quotient and Remainder Game
This exciting game helps kids practice division by finding quotients and remainders of 3-digit numbers divided by 1-digit numbers. It offers a fun way to tackle different problem structures, boosting confidence and understanding in division. Kids will enjoy learning as they solve each problem, improving their math skills with every step. Perfect for young learners!
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Long DivisionCompleting the Division Solution Game
Kids can tackle division challenges with this engaging game! They'll use long division to divide 3-digit numbers by 1-digit numbers, filling in missing entries. This interactive experience helps clear up common math misconceptions while making learning enjoyable. Perfect for fourth graders to boost their multiplication and division skills!
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Division FactsDividing by 5 and Completing the Sentences Game
Join this exciting math game where kids practice dividing by 5 to complete sentences. With interactive drag-and-drop challenges, young mathematicians solve division problems, enhancing their understanding of division facts within 100. Perfect for boosting multiplication and division skills while having fun. See your child's confidence soar as they master division. Get started now!
Frequently Asked Questions:
Q1: How do you solve division problems?
Ans: To solve division problems, we read the problem and identify the dividend and the divisor. Then, we divide the dividend by the divisor either mentally or by using long division method. We may also need to1 solve the problem further to get to the final answer.
Q2: How do you teach division in 4th Grade?
Ans: Distributing something fairly into equal groups is called division.The first introduction to division will be sharing groups of objects into equal groups and teaching how to write division sentences. For example; dividing 12 items among 4 persons equally is a share of 3 with each which can be mathematically expressed as 12 ÷ 4 = 3. Then the children should be taught that division and multiplication are inversely related. This is followed by teaching how to divide large numbers through standard division algorithm.
Q3: What is a division fact for 4th Graders?
Ans: Division facts are the division number sentences related to times tables. Therefore: 30 ÷ 3 = 10, 27 ÷ 3 = 9 and 24 ÷ 3 = 8 are all division facts for the three times table. By the end of year 4, children need to know all of their times tables up to 12 x 12, and the corresponding division facts.
Q4: What is a remainder in a division problem?
Ans: A remainder in a division problem is the number obtained after dividing the number i.e the dividend by its divisor. In other words, remainder is the difference between the multiple of divisor which is closest to the dividend and the dividend. For example; to divide 24 by 7, the multiple of 7 closest to 24 is 21. So, remainder is 24 - 21 = 3.
In the previous grade, kids learn the basic approach to dividing numbers. The concept is introduced by distinct models with special focus on the visual observation skills to subtract or group objects for the division. With proficiency in dividing 2-digit numbers by 1-digit number through short division, kids learn to solve math expressions with a division operator (symbolized by a “forward” slash, straight line/bar, and Obelus signs).
In grade 4, kids learn about long-division and other methods in detail to obtain a quotient and the remainder upon division. The corresponding math skills such as the representation of numbers up to 2 decimal places and word problems on measurement are instrumental in nurturing the math prowess with the practice of “division”.
What is “Division”?
“Division” for the 4th graders is defined as:
“Separation or partitioning of objects from a set for an equal share without any disparity in the fixed number of groups”.
The resultant will be a whole number quotient and a remainder if the number is not divisible further.
For example:
Math Games for Teaching Division
Achieving proficiency in basic math skills (addition, subtraction, multiplication, and division) is one of the paramount steps to teach other math concepts to kids. Interactive fun learning games to teach math concepts are proven eclectic for home schooling and as a homework help for kids.
Designed by math experts as per the guidelines of common core math standards, SplashLearn fun games are acclaimed to foster fast math in kids.
1. Learning & outcome:
In the previous grade, kids learn the concepts and basics of the math operation “division” using different operators and distinct models of the division. In grade-4, the math skills are further honed to divide numbers up to 10,000 by a single-digit number. Also, the representation of the result in the form of a quotient and a remainder is introduced to understanding the process of “division” in details.
Following are the projected learning outcomes:
- Understanding the process of long division step-by-step to divide 2, 3 and 4-digit numbers by a single-digit number
- Recording the division result in the form of a quotient and the remainder
- Comprehending division by multiples of 10 & 100
- Translating word problems in reasonable math expressions using numbers and math operators for addition, subtraction, multiplication, and division for multi-step computation
2. Required math skills:
To learn division of numbers comprising 2-digits and more, essential math skills are operations like addition, subtraction, and multiplication. The subtraction skills for numbers up to 4-digits along with a hands-on knowledge of the multiplication-tables to perform short division is helpful to compute the numbers quickly. Also, the comprehension of numbers in base 10 blocks is used for fast math.
3. Engagement:
The comprehensive worksheets for SplashLearn are designed to boost confidence and propel fast math skills in kids. With an engaging interface offering a theme-based learning environment, kids experience higher engagement and inquisitiveness to remember the concepts fairly. Crisp word problems to stimulate methodical thinking and build logical solution result in developing accurate & fast math skills
Long Division Method
The long division method is useful in learning division of larger numbers. The process of long division has repeated steps. These steps are division, multiply and subtract, construct a new number by dropping down the digit and repeated division till the remainder is left to zero or the number is not divisible further (remainder).
If the remaining number is not divisible by the divisor, then the number is always less than the divisor and is recorded as the remainder.
For example, divide 352 by 4
Using long division methods, numbers are divided by a 1-digit number.
Division by Zero (0)
Division by 0 is an undefined value. As there exists no number, which multiplied by 0 gives an integer or fractional value. Thus, the arithmetic expression holds no meaning. For example 25 ÷ 0 = Not defined
Upcoming sections illustrate the division examples for different numbers.
Divide 2-digit number by 1-digit number
To divide a 2-digit number (between 10 to 99) by a single digit number (between 1 to 9), two cases are possible. Either the answer will be quotient without a remainder or with a remainder. The remainder, in any case, will always be less than 10.
Division without remainder
The division of a 2-digit number by 1-digit number can be understood using the following examples.
- Divide 65 by 5
So, the problem can be written as 65 ÷ 5 = 13
- A box of pens has 72 pens. Divide the pens equally among 3 students so that each one of them gets an equal number of pens.
- Dividend = The total number of pens (72)
- Divisor = The total number of students (3)
- The division equation is: 72 / 3
Thus, each student will get 24 pens upon distribution.
Division with remainder
In this case, a 2-digit number is divided by a single-digit number (between 1 to 9). The resultant remainder might not be a zero, which means the given number of objects can’t be divided equally into the given number groups.
- Divide 70 by 3
So, the problem can be written as 70 / 3 = 23 and remainder 1
- Jim has got a bunch of 90 colorful cards. Divide the cards equally among 6 friends (including Jim).
- Dividend = Total number of cards (90)
- Divisor = Total number of friends (6)
- The division equation will be = 90 / 6
Thus, each friend will get 15 cards and 2 cards will be left at the end.
Divide 3- digit number by 1-digit number
Using the division skills for two-digit numbers by a single-digit number (between 1 to 9), division of 3-digit numbers (between 100 to 999) can easily be performed in the same manner.
Division without remainder
In order to divide a three-digit number by a number between 1 to 9, initiate the long division method with repeated division, multiplication & subtraction followed by pulling down the remaining digits in a number.
For example:
- Divide 620 by 4
So, the problem can be written as 620 ÷ 4 = 155
Division with remainder
To divide a 3-digit number by a single digit number, follow the same method of long division. It may happen that the number can’t be further divided by the divisor. Hence, the number is recorded as the remainder with the calculated quotient.
For example, a bag of candies has 115 units. Distribute them among 8 friends so that each one of them gets an equal number of candies.
- Dividend = The total number of candies (115)
- Divisor = The total number of friends (8)
- The division equation will be = 115 / 8
Thus, each of the friends will get 14 candies. 3 candies will be left at the end.
Divide 4-digit number by 1-digit number
The division skills further advance to the division of 4-digit numbers (between 1000 to 9999). The method of division remains same. Long division, as well as multiplication tables, are helpful to perform division quickly.
Division without remainder
To divide a 4-digit number with a single-digit number, follow the long division method. Alternatively, divide the number by direct multiplication and subtraction as illustrated.
For example, divide 1257 by 3
- 1257 / 3
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→ 124 51 279 / 3 ➔ 419- The steps involved are:
→ 124 51 279 / 3 ➔ 419- Divide 12 by 3, record the quotient 4
- Divide 5 by 3, record the quotient 1 and remainder 2
- Append the previous quotient by 1 making it 41
- Append the “remainder” 2 by 7, and divide 27 by 3
- Append the previous quotient by 9 making it 419
- To cross check the result, multiply the quotient 419 by 3
- 419 x 3 ➔ 1257
Division without remainder
To divide a 4-digit number with a single-digit number, which may result in a quotient and a remainder≠0; follow the same method of long division or short division.
For example, a bunch of sticks has 4251 sticks. Divide the sticks into equal groups in 9 boxes to pack them separately.
- Dividend = 4251 (Total number of sticks)
- Divisor = 9 (Total number of boxes)
- The division equation will be: 4251 ÷ 9
Thus, each box will have 472 sticks. 3 sticks will be left at the end.
Divide multiples of 10, 100
To divide multiples of 10 and 100 (such as 90, 250, 300, 900, 5000 etc), by a single digit number; knowledge of base 10 blocks is extremely helpful.
For example, to divide 90 by 3; consider 90 as 9 “tens”. Now, divide 9 by 3 using short division or any other methods. Multiply the result by the figure 10 to obtain the quotient.
- 90 / 3 ➔ 9 “tens” / 3
- 9 / 3 → 3
- So, 90 /3 ➔ 3 x 10
- Thus, 90/3 = 30
In the same manner, a number like 2500 can be framed as 25 “hundreds” or 250 “tens”.
To understand the process, divide 3240 by 9. Consider the number as 324 “tens”. Follow the division technique of dividing a 3-digit number by a single-digit number.
- 3240 / 9 → 324 “tens”
- 323 546 / 9 → 36 x 10
- Thus, 3240 / 9 = 360
For dividing a multiple of 100, such as 600 by 2; consider the number as 6 “hundreds”. Divide 6 by 2 using short division.
- 600 / 2 → 6 “hundreds”
- 6 / 2 → 3 x 100
- Thus, 600 / 2 = 300
Multiple of 10 and 100 can be divided by a single digit number only if the remainder is 0. In later grades, the division can be performed by applying the suitable place value of decimal to divide.
Application
As a step next to basic division, grade-4 math skills focus on developing advanced division skills to solve word problems. Kids further learn to deduce mathematical expressions with multiple math operators and dividing numbers into given groups. Also, computation of the remainder enhances writing a logical answer for the word problems. Division skills, in particular, are essential for learning different types of measurement (such as time, length, capacity & weight) and data representation in the later grades.
Terms to Remember
SplashLearn Division Games Worksheet
The math operation “division” is a fundamental skill to learn the subject. With advanced concepts such as the application of multiplication to form tables and division of 4-digit numbers by single-digit numbers, fluency in abstract thinking and reasoning is established. Kids learn to translate complex word problems in math expressions pertaining to the classification and arrangement of objects in different groups.
SplashLearn learning games serve as brain teaser games for kids to instigate fast math skills. With the engaging interface and comprehensive curriculum aligned to common core math standards, foster math skills, and advanced division concepts during summer vacation and homeschooling.
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