Division Vocabulary Worksheet

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Part 1: Learning Our Division Words

I can learn and use division vocabulary words.

Success Criteria: I can read, understand, and use 6 division vocabulary words correctly.

Read each word and its meaning. Circle the word that completes each sentence.

Division: Splitting things into equal groups
Example: We use division to share 12 cookies equally.

1. When we split 8 apples into 2 groups, we use ____________.

addition

division

subtraction

Equal Groups: Groups that have the same number of things
Example: 3 equal groups means each group has the same amount.

2. If we make 4 groups with 3 toys in each group, we have ____________.

equal groups

different groups

big groups

Share: To give things out fairly to everyone
Example: Let's share these 15 stickers among 5 friends.

Fair: When everyone gets the same amount
Example: It's fair when each child gets 2 crackers.

3. When everyone gets the same number of treats, it is ____________.

unfair

fair

wrong

🔗 Part 2: Match the Words

I can match division words to their meanings.

Draw lines to match each word with its meaning:

Group

Divide

Dividend

Share

To split things up equally

The number being divided

To give out fairly

A collection of things together

4. Fill in the blanks using these words: divide, fair, equal groups, share

When we ____________ 12 pencils among 4 students, each student gets 3 pencils. This makes ____________ of 3 pencils each. It is ____________ because everyone gets the same amount. We ____________ things to be kind.

Part 3: Show What You Know

I can use division words to explain sharing.

5. Extension Activity: Draw a picture showing how to divide 10 stars into 2 equal groups. Use at least 3 division vocabulary words to describe your picture.

Differentiation Support:

• Extra Help: Use real objects like blocks or crayons to practice dividing

• Dyslexia-Friendly: Ask an adult to read the words aloud with you

• Challenge: Create your own division word problem using all 6 vocabulary words