Dividing with Base Ten Models
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Objective
I can divide three-digit numbers by one-digit numbers using base ten models.
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Practice
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Explain in your own words why we sometimes need to regroup when dividing with base-10 blocks.
If you are dividing 235 by 4 using base-10 blocks, how many hundreds would you need to regroup into tens at the beginning? Explain your answer.
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Exit ticket
Quick comprehension check
“Divide 147 by 3 using base ten models. What is the quotient and remainder? Divide 256 by 4 using base ten models. What is the quotient and remainder? Divide 185 by 5 using base ten models. What is the quotient and remainder?”
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