Division with Remainders | Long Division with Single-Digit Divisors
Division with Remainders & Long Division with One-Digit Divisors Lesson Workbook
30 Step-by-Step Math Lessons | Special Education Math Intervention | 4th Grade Math Level
This Division with Remainders and Long Division with One-Digit Divisors lesson workbook includes an example IEP goal, 30 step-by-step math lessons, reviews and assessments. This evidence-based math intervention is tied to fourth grade standards and is great for special education math goals and tier 2 small group math interventions (RTI).
These sequential lessons are easy to teach, with enough material for 8 weeks of instruction!
Division with Remainders
These lessons sequentially cover the progression from dividing with visual representations to solving word problems and interpreting the remainder.
Long Division with One-Digit Divisors
This section addresses the standard algorithm of long division--nothing fancy or new. It gives students lots of practice and progresses incrementally from two-digit quotients with no remainders up to four-digit quotients with remainders. A grid is provided with each problem to assist students with keeping the columns straight.
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This PDF Download Includes:
30 Lessons
7 Reviews
7 Tests
211 Pages
8 Weeks of Instruction
Students Will Be Able To:
Division with Remainders
- Use a picture to show the remainder
- Multiply and subtract to find the remainder
- Count back to find a multiple the divisor with go into evenly
- Recognize answers that are too small and fix them
- Recognize answers that are too large and fix them
- Interpret remainders when answering word problems
Long Division with One-Digit Divisors
- Underline the part of the problem to be worked first
- Solve problems with two-digit quotients
- no remainder, divide into 2-digit and 3-digit numbers
- with remainder, divide into 2-digit and 3-digit numbers
- quotients ending in zero
- check answer by multiplying
- divisibility and setting up a division problem
- Solve problems with three-digit quotients
- some remainders, divide into 3-digit and 4-digit numbers
- quotient has a zero in the tens place
- check answer by multiplying factors and setting up a division problem
- Solve problems with four-digit quotients
- some remainders, divide into 4-digit and 5-digit numbers
- check answer by multiplying
- divisibility and factors
Lessons Are Tied to This Fourth Grade Math Standard:
- Find whole-number quotients and remainders with up to four-digit dividends and one-digit divisors (CCSS 4.NBT.B.6)
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