This math topic revolves around practicing division by skip counting with a context involving insects and their legs. Each problem presents a scenario asking how many insects would have a certain total number of legs if skip counting by 6. Problems like these encourage students to apply their knowledge of division and multiplication in a practical context, enhancing their ability to quickly relate multiplication factors to division outcomes. This topic is aimed at providing a foundational understanding of basic division concepts within the broader unit on the introduction to division of integers.

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Division by Skip Counting - Full Skip Count Number Set to Quotient Worksheet

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Division by Skip Counting - Full Skip Count Number Set to Quotient
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Skip count by 6. How many bees would have 36 legs total?
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a
10
b
1
c
2
d
6
2
Skip count by 6. How many ants would have 42 legs total?
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a
4
b
7
c
2
d
11
e
5
3
Skip count by 6. How many ants would have 54 legs total?
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a
9
b
6
c
7
d
5
e
13
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Skip count by 6. How many bees would have 54 legs total?
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a
4
b
9
c
7
d
12
e
13
5
Skip count by 6. How many bees would have 12 legs total?
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a
0
b
2
c
5
d
4
6
Skip count by 6. How many ants would have 30 legs total?
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a
5
b
0
c
9
d
8
e
3
7
Skip count by 6. How many ants would have 48 legs total?
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a
4
b
8
c
10
d
12
e
6
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Skip count by 6. How many bees would have 18 legs total?
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a
7
b
5
c
1
d
3
e
0