The document provides instructions and examples for estimating quotients. It introduces mnemonic devices like "DOES = DIVIDE" to help remember the order of operations. It then gives multiple examples of estimating quotients by using compatible numbers to divide instead of calculating the exact quotient. The examples range from single-digit division problems to multi-digit division problems.

1. Estimating Quotients 1 By: Miss B 

2. Review 1. 367 x 78 2. 485 x 97

3. Memorize D OES = DIVIDE M cDonalds = MULTIPLY S ERVE = SUBTRACT C HEESE = COMPARE B URGERS = BRING DOWN

4. Estimate by using compatible numbers 256 ÷ 6

5. Estimate 475 ÷ 3

6. Estimate 34,659 ÷ 4

7. Estimate 1,763 ÷ 6

8. Estimate 2,457 ÷ 7

9. Estimate 237 ÷ 5

10. Estimate 659 ÷ 9 2569 ÷ 6

11. Estimate 1, 683 ÷ 7 43, 071 ÷ 8

12. Review 1. 352 x 746 2. 99 x 107

13. Estimate 715 ÷ 2 275 ÷ 6

14. Estimate 1,623 ÷ 5 14,083 ÷ 4

15. Estimate 42,654 ÷ 7 215 ÷ 9

16. Estimate 3,967 ÷ 6 20,391 ÷ 8

17. Estimate 481 ÷ 2 692 ÷ 9

18. Estimate 3,705 ÷ 7 7,061 ÷ 6

19. Estimate 39,092 ÷ 8 751÷ 4

20. Estimate 8,552 ÷ 2 7,834 ÷ 8

21. Estimate 55, 340 ÷ 8