Partial quotient

Dividing with partial quotients

These division strategy templates have come in handy for me when working with my 4th graders. They provide a way for students to organize the information, which helps them learn the steps to dividing. These are perfect for introducing area models and partial quotients to your 4th graders, but they can also be super helpful to use when you need to pull a student aside that is not understanding the steps to division. The templates provide an organized format. You can use them over and over…

In this practice worksheet, learners will solve eight problems using the partial quotient strategy.

Partial Quotients Worksheets Partial quotients are a great way to help students understand division. These worksheets provide a variety of problems for students to practice with. Partial quotients can be a difficult concept for students to grasp, but with these worksheets, they will be able to get a better understanding of the concept. Mental math.

Grab this FREE set of student resource pages! They are perfect for your math interactive notebook! The pages will show your students step by step how to solve division problems using each of the 4 strategies: area models, partial quotients, short division, and long division!

Updated 2/24/15 I have to brag on my kiddos they are really doing GREAT with division! We begin by creating a multiplication t-chart. This is helpful for all students, but especially for those students who do not fluently know their multiplication facts. (see t-chart example in picture below) Click the Picture to Checkout this Resource! At this point in the year my kiddos have had a lot of practice with multiples of 10 and 100. After modeling and many examples, most of my kiddos understand…

Partial quotients