4.2.2 World's Record Folk Dance

​World's Record Folk Dance

4.2.2 Guided Lesson

Goal for Today

​Let's explore division with multi-digit numbers!

Open Ended

How many do you see?

How do you see them?

Open Ended

What is something you already know about division?

Multiplication and Division are related.

Multiplication Facts Division Facts

Match

Match the multiplication equation to the division equation.

• 6 x 3 = 18

• 9 x 2 = 18

• 5 x 4 = 20

• 8 x 6 = 48

• $$18\div6=3$$

• $$18\div2=9$$

• $$20\div4=5$$

• $$48\div6=8$$

There are 30 dancers performing at a festival.

They are seen in 5 equal groups.

How many dancers are in each group?

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Multiplication Equation:

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There are 18 dancers performing at a festival.

They are seen in 3 equal groups.

How many dancers are in each group?

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Multiplication Equation:

Division Equation:

There are 24 dancers performing at a festival.

They are seen in 6 equal groups.

How many dancers are in each group?

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Division Equation:

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How many groups of 8 dancers?

There were 4,704 people at the record breaking folk dance in Peru!

How many groups of 8 dancers are there?

How can we begin to solve this?

​Let's look at one way

​Another way

There are 40 dancers performing at a festival.

They are seen in 5 equal groups.

How many dancers are in each group?

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Multiplication Equation:

Division Equation:

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