Division strategies

This is an anchor chart that can be printed for students or enlarged on a poster maker. It goes through various strategies to solve both multiplication and division problems. It also includes vocabulary for each operation.

Are you teaching or introducing the Long Division to your students? Well, this “Long Division Strategies - Anchor Chart” is for you. It is a simple and easy-to-read long division anchor chart/poster. It’s perfect for 3-8th graders! It can be cut out and placed into students’ Math journals and used as a quick reference sheet. This anchor chart can also be great for the math center or math board! Finally, for you digital/distance learning teachers, you can upload this into a PowerPoint slide…

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If you're teaching division, teach division with the same strategies that are used in multiplication such as equal groups, arrays and measurement.

Long division can be such an exhausting unit. We oftentimes use colors and single-step instruction to break down this important skill. Yet, students continue to struggle with remembering all steps. I've had countless students remember the first step and become at a loss for how to move forward. Listed below are three proven methods to help all students divide successfully. MNEMONIC DEVICES To help student proceed past the first division I have used mnemonic devices. These little phrases will…

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This long division guide for teachers and home educators contains a step by step method for using the big seven division strategy. This division with partial quotients is an effective way to help students in 4th and 5th grade learn to divide multi digit numbers.

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