Using Picture Models to Solve Division Problems

The video tutorial teaches how to solve division problems using picture models. It begins with an introduction to division as a method of breaking a group into parts. The tutorial provides examples, such as dividing students into groups and distributing pancakes among friends, to illustrate the concept. It emphasizes the use of visual aids like pictures, dots, or stars to represent division problems. The tutorial concludes with a practical example involving balloons, reinforcing the idea that division can be visualized to simplify problem-solving.

What is the result when 20 students are divided into 5 groups?

• 6 students per group

• 3 students per group

• 4 students per group

• 5 students per group

How many pancakes does each friend get if 32 pancakes are divided among 8 friends?

• 3 pancakes

• 2 pancakes

• 4 pancakes

• 5 pancakes

What is the purpose of using picture models in division problems?

• To ensure the group is divided correctly

• To increase the number of items

• To make the problem more complex

• To change the total value of the group

In the pancake example, how many groups are formed?

• 6 groups

• 7 groups

• 8 groups

• 9 groups

If a clown has 24 balloons and gives 2 to each child, how many children receive balloons?

• 10 children

• 11 children

• 12 children

• 13 children