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Two-Digit Division Strategies

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Two-Digit Division Strategies

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📊 Part 1: Strategy Selection

1. Which strategy would work best to solve 480 ÷ 12?

Mental math (use compatible numbers)

Base-ten blocks

Partial quotients

All strategies would work well

2. To estimate 847 ÷ 19, what compatible numbers should you use?

800 ÷ 20

850 ÷ 20

900 ÷ 20

840 ÷ 20

3. Check all the strategies you can use to solve 936 ÷ 24:

Break 24 into 20 + 4

Use partial quotients

Estimate first, then solve

Use place value models

🔢 Part 2: Solve Using Different Strategies

4. Solve 672 ÷ 16 using partial quotients. Show your work:
5. Estimate 593 ÷ 18, then explain your reasoning:

My estimate: __________

6. Use the distributive property to solve 825 ÷ 15. Break down the divisor:

825 ÷ 15 = 825 ÷ (_____ + _____)

7. Solve 468 ÷ 12 and check your answer using multiplication:

💭 Part 3: Explain Your Thinking

8. A school ordered 756 pencils. They want to put them in boxes of 18 pencils each. How many boxes will they need? Explain which strategy you used and why:
9. Compare two different ways to solve 644 ÷ 14. Which method do you prefer and why?

Method 1:

Method 2:

I prefer Method _____ because:

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