Lorenzo McLellan - Fun with Division

Published in 2020 by Windmill Books, an Imprint of Rosen Publishing 29 East 21st Street, New York, NY 10010 Copyright Arcturus Holdings Ltd, 2020 All rights reserved. No part of this book may be reproduced in any form without permission in writing from the publisher, except by a reviewer. Written by Lorenzo McLellan Illustrated by Natasha Rimmington Designed by Well Nice, Elaine Wilkinson Edited by Sebastian Rydberg, Julia Adams Cataloging-in-Publication Data Names: McLellan, Lorenzo. Title: Fun with division / Lorenzo McLellan. Description: New York: Windmill Books, 2020. | ArithmeticJuvenile literature. | ArithmeticJuvenile literature.

Classification: LCC QA115.M354 2020 | DDC 513.214--dc23 Manufactured in the United States of America CPSIA Compliance Information: Batch BW20WM: For Further Information contact Rosen Publishing, New York, New York at 1-800-237-9932 How to Use This Book Welcome to the world of Math Activities! This book is filled with great tips and facts to help you learn the basics of dividingall while having fun! Grab a pencil and some paper so you can write down all your answersthen check your work on . Top Tip You may find it helpful to refer to the times tables while working on the activities. Learn the Symbols ( = ) To start dividing, these are the symbols youll need to know. To share 8 oranges equally, you need to divide them. 8 oranges divided by 2 is equal to 4 oranges. Here we have 6 oranges.

When they are divided by 3, this is equal to 2 oranges. Sharing We can think of division as sharing an amount into equal groups. Lets share 10 applesinto 5 bowlsequally. We can move each apple one by one until we have used all the apples. How many apples are there in each bowl/ equal group? Banana Split How many bananas does each monkey get? Cavalry Crevasse How many horses are on each side of the crack? Jail Run How many robbers will end up in each jail? Mermaids Treasure Share the jewels equally between each mermaid. How many does each one get? Beakfast! How many worms does each chick get for breakfast? Working Out the Inverse Division and multiplication are the opposites of each other.

Another way of saying this is that one is the inverse of the other. You can have fun figuring out the inverse of number sentences. Pyramid Puzzle Use the Super Inverse Triangle inside the pyramid to help you fill in the gaps! Goblin Gold Share the coins equally among the goblins. Can you write the two inverse equations? Use the Super Inverse Triangle to help you. Treetop Tightrope Which rope leads the monkey to the correct inverse number sentence? Odd and Even Numbers With even numbers, you can always share them out equally between two groups. Spring Cleaning Help the fairy tidy up all the numbers into the right boxes by writing down which numbers are odd and which ones are even. Odd Dinner Which clown is the odd one out? Grouping Another way of thinking about division is grouping. Odd Dinner Which clown is the odd one out? Grouping Another way of thinking about division is grouping.

How many groups of 2 gloves can you make from 10? Coop Count How many groups of 6 eggs can you count? Mount Mushroom How many mushrooms will each pig carry back home if they share them equally? Pony Party Each horse needs 4 shoes. If there are 20 shoes, will there be enough for each horse? Wild Goose Race Help the goose get to the finish line by tracing the correct path with your finger! Market Mix-up Match the total of each number sentence to the correct food. Honeycomb Hunt Which segment is missing?