Consolidating division strategies

In this lesson, we will consolidate division strategies by solving a variety of division reasoning questions.

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Intro quiz - Recap from previous lesson

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Q1.Doughnuts are delivered to the bakery in packs of 6. There are 17 packs sent. How many doughnuts will the bakery receive?

1/4

Q2.The helicopter carries six passengers in one trip. The helicopter carries 4704 passengers in a week. How many trips were taken?

2/4

Q3.An ice hockey player is paid £315. His team mate is paid £1672. How much more money do they receive?

3/4

Q4.Ben had 1827 Pokemon cards. He needed to share the cards between 3 classes. How many Pokemon cards did each class get?

4/4

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Intro quiz - Recap from previous lesson

Before we start this lesson, let’s see what you can remember from this topic. Here’s a quick quiz!

Q1.Doughnuts are delivered to the bakery in packs of 6. There are 17 packs sent. How many doughnuts will the bakery receive?

1/4

Q2.The helicopter carries six passengers in one trip. The helicopter carries 4704 passengers in a week. How many trips were taken?

2/4

Q3.An ice hockey player is paid £315. His team mate is paid £1672. How much more money do they receive?

3/4

Q4.Ben had 1827 Pokemon cards. He needed to share the cards between 3 classes. How many Pokemon cards did each class get?

4/4

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Consolidating division strategies

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Q1.What equation is represented here?

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Q2.What equations is represented here?

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Q3.What is the missing symbol?

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Q4.Tiff has 5 siblings. She buys a packet of sweets with 20 sweets inside. She shares them equally between her siblings. How many sweets do they get each?

4/5

Q5.2742 ÷ 6

5/5

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Consolidating division strategies

Consolidating

Q1.What equation is represented here?

1/5

Q2.What equations is represented here?

2/5

Q3.What is the missing symbol?

3/5

Q4.Tiff has 5 siblings. She buys a packet of sweets with 20 sweets inside. She shares them equally between her siblings. How many sweets do they get each?

4/5

Q5.2742 ÷ 6

5/5

Lesson summary: Consolidating division strategies

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