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Arrays Division Practice

Use equal rows and groups to explore division. Show your thinking where space is provided.

Arrays and equal groups

1.An array has 3 rows with 5 apples in each row. How many apples are there altogether? Complete: 3 rows × 5 apples = ___ apples.

2.There are 14 crayons to share equally between 2 children. How many crayons does each child get? Write the division sentence.

3.Which arrangement shows 12 ÷ 4 as equal rows?

4 rows of 3 objects
3 rows of 5 objects
2 rows of 4 objects

Solve using arrays and subtraction

4.Draw 4 equal rows to represent 24 counters. Put the same number of counters in each row. How many counters belong in each row? Complete: 24 ÷ 4 = ___.

5.Use repeated subtraction to work out 21 ÷ 7. Fill each blank: 21 − 7 = ___; ___ − 7 = ___; ___ − 7 = ___. How many groups of 7 did you subtract?

Division in everyday situations

6.Mei has 30 buttons and places them into 5 equal rows. Draw an array and find how many buttons are in each row. Write the division sentence.

7.A baker arranges 18 rolls in equal rows. Which arrangements use all the rolls?

3 rows of 6 rolls and 6 rows of 3 rolls
4 rows of 4 rolls
2 rows of 8 rolls

8.Make up a division story involving equal rows. Write the total number of items, the number of rows, and how many items go in each row. Then write the matching division sentence.