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The document provides instructions for creating division grids on a whiteboard by drawing vertical and horizontal lines to form a grid, then writing numbers in the grid cells and performing the indicated calculations (division) using the vertical numbers to divide the horizontal numbers from left to right. It demonstrates the process with examples and provides questions and answers to check understanding.
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- 3. Then draw 5 horizontal lines on your whiteboard like this ….
- 4. Then copy the numbers on the examples shown. Make sure to look at the top left corner to see what sort of calculation needs to be done. ÷ 6 18 24 2 1 3
- 5. Divide the horizontal numbers by the vertical numbers, one at a time. It is very important to do it this way. Why? Your teacher will show you how on this example. ÷ 6 18 24 2 1 3
- 6. Answers ÷ 6 18 24 2 3 9 12 1 6 18 24 3 2 6 8
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