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Overview of Division

“Division” in general terms is the derivative of word “divide”. As the term refers to portioning of a number, it is a form of progressive or repeated subtraction. A given number is subtracted from another number till it becomes zero or less than the subtrahend.

A division equation looks like this:

                            9            %         3           =          3

                        Dividend        Divisor                Quotient

A division equation can also be written as a fractional number as follows:

                        9 / 3 = 3        (Dividend / Divisor = Quotient)

 “Division” is one of the basic math skills introduced to kids in grade 3. At this level, kids are already familiar with addition, subtraction and multiplication. With the knowledge of place value system and counting skills up to ten thousand, kids learn the division by a single digit and double-digit numbers in the pre-k curriculum.

Math Games for Teaching Division

A step next to basics of addition, subtraction and multiplication (repeated addition), division games instigate the fundamental concept systematically for the kids. Division Games on an interactive theme-equipped interface and based on real-life examples substantially boost the kids to learn.

Learning & outcome: The real challenge while learning mathematics is the application part. To nurture deep-rooted concepts with a clear understanding of the technique, immense practice is required. With division games, kids understand to equally distribute or divide objects into smaller and equal groups. Gradually, the application part of “division” for solving equations using word problems and logic puzzles helps the kids to overcome the math fear. Proficiency in the respective skill is the key to excel in math in later grades while learning advanced math.

The projected learning outcomes are:

  • Introduction to the concept of division (short and long division)
  • Understanding the process of division using different models; partition model and measurement model (using a number line)
  • Framing mathematical equations with different signs used for division and relating to the associated math terms
  • Dividing a number by another as per the technique and representing the result in the terms, dividend, divisor, and remainder
  • Progressing to the division of large numbers (up to 4-digit) with a 2-digit number
  • Comprehending the knowledge of the skill “division” in the different fields of science, mathematics, and statistics


Required math skills: As “division” is a complex and fundamental math skills; proficiency in basic math with the counting skills (up to 10,000), addition and subtraction (up to 4 digit numbers) is required. Also, the understanding of multiplication tables and “know-how” technique to form the “multiplication tables”, is highly useful for the short division.

Engagement: Comprehensive division games for kids up to grade-5 are instrumental in nurturing the basic math essential. The interactive theme-based interface engages the kids and motivates them to grasp the concept within easy steps. Schematically planned as per the core math standards, math games are conducive to build confidence to excel in math.

Some Interesting Division Games for Kids on SplashLearn

The introduction to division games on SplashLearn have been divided into various categories, according to which grade your child is in and their abilities. These educational games make the entire learning process rejuvenating and fun-filled. 

  • Divide Objects Into Equal Groups: With the practice of this engaging game, kids can overcome the struggle to divide objects equally into groups.
  • Complete the Division Expression for Arrays: This online game targets the misconceptions associated with concepts of arrays and helps kids overcome their doubts by filling in the missing number.
  • Identify the Correct Division Expression: If you want to help your child build a strong foundation, encourage them to practice this game which requires them to identify the correct expression of division for a given set.
  • Identify the Correct Division Sentence: Kids can understand the art of division gradually by practicing this game aimed at building proficiency in equal sharing using real-world objects.

Progression of Division with Grades

In grade 3, kids learn to apply the skills of subtraction for understanding the basics of the division. Also, with the knowledge of multiplication of numbers, kids learn to form multiplication tables. With practice, other skills developed at this level are the association of the conceptual knowledge of multiplication and division to addition and subtraction. Kids also learn about portioning the number of equal size groups. The skill is useful in dividing single-digit numbers by other single-digit using pictures and counters. Other methods of division such as “measurement model” (subtracting on a number line) are also learned.

In grade 4, kids learn to divide numbers ranging from 2-digits to 4-digits with a 1-digit number. Also, division by multiples of 10 and 100 is introduced to apply the skills of representing a number up to 1 or 2 decimal places. Kids also explore the division methodology for calculating a reasonable answer to word problems (quotient) and the remainder. Proficiency in mental computation and estimation is achieved by the practice of using all 4 operations on a word problem.

In grade 5, as kids learn to divide a number by single-digit number, skills are further honed to divide a number by a 2-digit divisor. Using the knowledge of place value system, kids practice dividing a decimal number by a multiple of 10 & 100. Also, math skills to perform decimal division by representing a number in fraction form are developed.

Planned math exercises help kids to master the skills and assimilate the fundamentals of the division.

Applications

“Division” as one of the fundamental math skills is extremely useful in several fields of applied maths (measurement, geometry, trigonometry) and science (chemical sciences, physics and relevant fields of anatomy). “Division of numbers” is an essential concept used in geography to rescale the distance/measurements by division (with the multiples of 10,000 and more) and draw accurate maps. To plan a navigational route, such maps are used in marine sciences and other fields.

SplashLearn Division Games

Adhering to the common core math standards, SplashLearn institutes a well-planned curriculum using interactive worksheets. With the step-by-step introduction of complex concepts and techniques to master the associated math skills, kids learn the methods to use in later grades without any difficulty. Considering the skill-loss challenges during summer vacation or to homeschool kids for proficiency in math, comprehensive exercises are instrumental in boosting logical thinking and reasoning.

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