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    Copyright Pearson Education, Inc., or its afliates. All Rights Reserved. 5 1 Topic 4
    Dividing by 1-Digit Divisors
    Dear Family,
    In math class, your child will learn how to divide with one-digit divisors.
    Learning this skill will require his or her understanding in the areas of
    estimating quotients, remainders, connecting models and symbols, dividing
    with one-digit divisors, and using zeros in quotients. You can expect to see
    work that provides practice in dividing whole numbers with one-digit divisors
    and checking the answer with multiplication. Your child should continue to
    practice basic facts in multiplication and division.
    Here is an activity that you can do with your child to help him or her learn
    about dividing by 1-digit divisors.
    Variations on a Theme
    Materials: Pencil, index cards
    Step 1: Write a symbol, a symbol, and an symbol on three
    index cards.
    Step 2: Write down a one-digit number on an index card. Write a
    two-, three-, or four-digit number on another index card. Write the
    product on a third card.
    Step 3: Ask your child to arrange the cards to create a
    multiplication sentence.
    Step 4: Then challenge your child to use the cards to make a
    division sentence.
    Step 5: Repeat the activity with different sets of numbers.

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