Division - From Picture to Remainder (Level 1)

This math topic focuses on teaching division with remainders regarding visual problems. It explores the concept of dividing a set of squares into grey circles and determining the number of squares that remain undivided. Each problem presents a different set of squares and circles, asking learners to visualize the division process and identify the correct remainder from multiple choices. This aids in enhancing understanding of division, particularly dividing by one digit and handling remainders, catered to learners at a foundational level.

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Division - From Picture to Remainder Worksheet

Math worksheet on 'Division - From Picture to Remainder (Level 1)'. Part of a broader unit on 'Division 2 by 1 Digit' Learn online: app.mobius.academy/math/units/division_2_by_1_digit/

1

Use division to divide the set of squares into the grey circles as shown. How many squares will remain after the rest are divided evenly?

a

5

b

1

c

2

d

0

e

4

f

3

2

Use division to divide the set of squares into the grey circles as shown. How many squares will remain after the rest are divided evenly?

a

2

b

3

c

4

d

5

e

0

f

1

3

Use division to divide the set of squares into the grey circles as shown. How many squares will remain after the rest are divided evenly?

a

4

b

1

c

0

d

3

e

5

f

2

4

Use division to divide the set of squares into the grey circles as shown. How many squares will remain after the rest are divided evenly?

a

4

b

3

c

5

d

1

e

2

f

0

5

Use division to divide the set of squares into the grey circles as shown. How many squares will remain after the rest are divided evenly?

a

0

b

1

c

5

d

3

e

2

f

6

6

Use division to divide the set of squares into the grey circles as shown. How many squares will remain after the rest are divided evenly?

a

4

b

1

c

5

d

3

e

0

f

2

7

Use division to divide the set of squares into the grey circles as shown. How many squares will remain after the rest are divided evenly?

a

1

b

0

c

3

d

4

e

5

f

2