Multidigit Division

​How do I divide multi-digit whole numbers?

​Division is taking a large number and breaking it into smaller groups.

1. ​Review the relationship between multiplication and division using FACT FAMILIES.

2. ​Review division vocabulary - DIVIDEND, DIVISOR, QUOTIENT

3. Learn to use place value and division facts to find the quotients.

4. ​Practice using place value and division facts to find quotients of larger division problems and problems in real life.

​How do I divide multi-digit whole numbers?

​Division is taking a large number and breaking it into smaller groups.

​18

​6

​3

​Fact Families

Multiple Choice

Which number sentence also is part of this fact family?

$$4\times6=24$$  

$$6\times4=24$$  

  $$24\div6=4$$  

• $$24\div12=2$$  

• $$24\div4=6$$  

• $$24\div2=12$$  

• $$24\div6=6$$  

Draw

Write 4 number sentences of a fact family. Be sure to include 2 multiplication sentences and 2 division sentences. We will share many of these with the class!

Multiple Choice

The number being divided is called the ...

• Dividend
• Divisor
• Quotient

Multiple Choice

The answer to a division problem is called the ...

• Remainder
• Quotient
• Dividend
• Divisor

Multiple Choice

a number divided into another number 

For example: 108 divided by 12 = ?

12 is the ...

• Divisor
• Dividend

• Remainder
• Quotient 

Fill in the Blanks

$35\div7=$  

Draw

If $$35\div7=5$$  , then what does $$350\div7=$$  

Draw

A box of tennis balls weighs 3 kilograms. Each tennis ball weighs about 60 grams. How many tennis balls are in the box?

Write this as a long division problem - what is your divisor? What is your dividend?

Solve to find the quotient.

Multiple Choice

$$12\div4=$$  

• 6

• 4

• 3

• 2

Multiple Choice

$$120\div40=$$  

• 60

• 30

• 40

• 3

Multiple Choice

$$?\div4=6$$  

• 24

• 6

• 42

• 40

Multiple Choice

$$?\div40=6$$  

• 60

• 240

• 460

• 400

​How do I divide multi-digit whole numbers?

​Division is taking a large number and breaking it into smaller groups.

1. ​Review the relationship between multiplication and division using FACT FAMILIES.

2. ​Review division vocabulary - DIVIDEND, DIVISOR, QUOTIENT

3. Learn to use place value and division facts to find the quotients.

4. ​Practice using place value and division facts to find quotients of larger division problems and problems in real life.

Poll

How confident are you at using division after today's lesson?

• I got it, I can work on my own!

• I mostly get it.

• I don't get it. Can you help?