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Year 5
Divide using partitioning and representations (multiple regroups and remainder)
I can divide using partitioning and representations (multiple regroups and remainder)
New
New
Year 5
Divide using partitioning and representations (multiple regroups and remainder)
I can divide using partitioning and representations (multiple regroups and remainder)
Lesson details
Key learning points
- If the hundreds number is not a multiple of the divisor then the remainder is regrouped for tens.
- If the tens number is not a multiple of the divisor then the remainder is regrouped for ones.
- If the ones number is not a multiple of the divisor then there will be a remainder in the answer.
- Regrouping and remainders can be represented practically using place value counters.
Keywords
Remainder - A remainder is an amount left over after division.
Partitioning - Partition means splitting a number into parts.
Regroup / regrouping - The process of unitising and exchanging between place values is known as regrouping.
Common misconception
Pupils may not regroup correctly.
Ask pupils what each digit represents. Continue to use skip counting when dividing each digit in the dividend.
Begin by playing a game which encourages pupils to think of the highest multiple they know of a number. During the lesson, pupils should use part whole models to partition into parts that are helpful for the division equation.
Teacher tip
Licence
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Lesson video
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Starter quiz
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6 Questions
Q1.
Which of these numbers are not multiples of five?
1,000
795
25
400
Q2.
The __________ is 5, this is the number we are dividing by.
dividend
quotient
Q3.
If you divided these dividends by 8, which would require regrouping?
800
880
Q4.
Your divisor is 5. Select the division equations which will result in a remainder. Use the part whole model to help you.
B
Q5.
Use partitioning to solve: 65 ÷ 4. Write your answer in numeral form using r if there is a remainder.
Q6.
Andeep has collected 71 football cards. He wants to divide them equally amongst 3 of his friends. How many cards does each child get? Are there any left over? Write your answer in numeral form.
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6 Questions
Q1.
Match the division equation to the correct quotient:
8
8
1
0
1 ten
8 tens
Q2.
In 524 ÷ 4 = 131 the __________ is 4
dividend
quotient
addend
Q3.
If you were to divide each number by 3, which would require regrouping?
330
Q4.
Look at Andeep's mental strategy. Using his information fill in the gap: 557 ÷ 5 = ___
111 r 1
111 r 3
111 r 4
Q5.
Solve the division equation 953 ÷ 8 = using the partitioning strategy. Write your answer in numeral form and use r if there is a remainder.
Q6.
Izzy has collected 546 guinea cards. She wants to divide them equally amongst 4 of her friends. How many cards does each child get? Are there any left over?