Grade 3 Division: Identify Dividends & Use Arrays

Sarah has 24 apples. She wants to put them into bags with 6 apples in each bag. How many bags does she need? Identify the dividend and divisor.

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Tom has 30 candies. He wants to share them equally among 5 friends. How many candies will each friend get? Use an array to show your work.

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A farmer has 48 eggs. He packs them into cartons that hold 12 eggs each. How many cartons does he use? What are the dividend and divisor in this problem?

• 3 cartons, dividend: 36, divisor: 12

• 5 cartons, dividend: 60, divisor: 15

• 4 cartons, dividend: 48, divisor: 12

• 4 cartons, dividend: 50, divisor: 10

There are 36 students in a class. The teacher wants to arrange them into groups of 9. How many groups will there be? Show your answer using an array.

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Lily has 18 stickers. She wants to give them to her 3 friends equally. How many stickers will each friend receive? Identify the dividend and divisor.

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A baker made 45 cookies and wants to place them in boxes of 9 cookies each. How many boxes does he need? Use an array to represent the division.

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In a library, there are 60 books. If each shelf can hold 10 books, how many shelves are needed? Identify the dividend and divisor in your answer.

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A toy store has 72 toy cars. If they want to display them in rows of 8 cars each, how many rows can they make? Show your work using an array.

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Emma has 54 marbles. She wants to divide them equally among 6 jars. How many marbles will go in each jar? Identify the dividend and divisor.

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A school has 90 pencils. If they want to distribute them equally among 10 classrooms, how many pencils will each classroom receive? Use an array to show your work.

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