Division involves grouping objects into equal parts. The document explains division using examples such as sharing 6 cookies between 2 mice and sharing 8 cupcakes between 3 plates. It discusses key division terms like dividend, divisor, and quotient. Readers are prompted to work through sample division word problems and write the corresponding mathematical statements.

1. Division

2. Why do we divide?
We use division to group objects into
equal parts.

3. Division Sentence
6 ÷ 2 = 3
Dividend
Divide symbol
Divisor
Quotient

4. How does it work?
6 ÷ 2 = ____________
How many should we group?
6
How many groups do we need?
2

5. Let's take a look
I have 6 cookies and 2 mice. How many cookies
should I give to each of them?
How many cookies did each mouse get?
Do they have the same number of cookies?
Are there any cookie left?
We write it in mathematical sentence as 6 ÷ 2= 3

6. Let's try another one
Mom prepared 3 plates for me, my
brother and my sister. She baked 8
cupcakes. How many cupcakes should
each of us have?

7. 1. How many plates are there?
2. How many cupcakes did mom
bake?
3. Lets divide it among our
plates.
4. Do we have the same
numbers of cupcakes?
5.What should we do?
6. How many cupcakes should
each of us have?
7. Are there any cupcakes
left?
How many?
8. Oh no! Where did they go?

8. Mom have them. She will share it
with Dad
What is the division statement?
8 ÷ 3 = 2 r. 2
You try it by yourself now. Good Luck!