5.CA.1 Dividing with Remainders 4 /-digit Divided by 2-digit

Does 56 times any whole number equal 2?

• 56 times 0 equals 2.
• 56 times 2 equals 2.
• 56 times 1 equals 2.
• No, 56 times no whole number equals 2.

Does 56 times any whole number equal 28?

• 56 times 0 equals 0.
• No, 56 times no whole number equals 28.

• 56 times 1 equals 56.
• 56 times 2 equals 112.

Which number sentence would you use to see if 56 times any number is closest to 282?

• 56 times 8 equals 448. That’s more than 200 too high.

• 56 times 2 equals 112. 112 is not even 1/2 of 282.

• 56 times 5 equals 280. That’s only 2 away from our number, yet still < 282.

• 56 times 10 equals 560. That’s almost double.

Where do I place the 5? I put it on the line, right above the number ___.

• 2 in the thousands place

• 8 in the hundreds place

• 2 in the tens place

• 9 in the ones place

After placing the 5 above the tens place, what is next?

• Do 56 divided by 5, which equals 11.2. Write 11 below 56. Then subtract.

• Do 56 times 282, which equals 15,792. That’s your answer.

• Do 56 times 5, which equals 280. Write 280 below 282. Then subtract.

Once you subtract and have a 2, what do you do next?

• Write the 2 as a fraction: 2/56 after the 5.

• Write the 2 as a decimal with the 5: 5.2.

• Drop the 9 down, to the right of the 2, making the number 29.

Because 56 > 29, which number do I write after the 5 (above the line & the 9 in the ones place)?

• 1
• 0

• 3
• 2

What do we do with the 29?

• It’s a remainder, so we put 50 R 29 as our answer.

• We ignore it, so our answer is just 50.

• We write it as a decimal, so our answer is 50.29.

• We write it as a fraction, so our answer is 50/29.

What does the remainder represent?

• The remainder means we have to keep dividing.

• The remainder means there were leftover items.

• The remainder means we don’t write it.

• There was no remainder.

What strategy was used to help do 66 divided by 26?

• 25 * 1 =25

• 20 * 3 = 60

• 25 * 2 = 50

• There was no help for this. We just have to guess.