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Story Map Multiplication/Partioning & Quotioning Division Demonstration
- 2. Sally’s father has asked her and us to help him dig rocks out of the garden. Sally has been busy and has already shovelled two rocks into each of the three buckets Lets work out how many rocks all together has Sally dug up?
- 3. Let’s count the rocks together one, two.
- 4. Three, four.
- 5. Five, six. So tow rocks in each of the 3 buckets gave us, how many rocks altogether did Sally did up? Six rocks altogether. How did you work that out? Through addition or multiplication?
- 7. Sally has dug six rocks out of the garden. She has asked that we equally share out the six rocks she has dug up between the three buckets.
- 8. So let’s evenly share the rock between each of the three buckets until we have none leftover. Let’s count together, one rock.
- 9. 2 rocks.
- 10. Three rocks.
- 11. Four rocks.
- 12. Five rocks.
- 13. Six rocks.
- 14. How many rocks did we start with? Six. How many buckets did we have to share the rocks between? Three. So how many rocks did we have to put in each bucket? Two. So we shared six rocks between three buckets which gave us two rocks in each bucket. And we have no rocks leftover in the garden.
- 15. Let’s empty these buckets and keep digging.
- 17. Sally has dug up six rocks. Sally’s father has asked us to equally share two rocks in each bucket. So we have six rocks and we need to share two rocks in each bucket. How many buckets will we need?
- 18. Let’s put two rocks in this bucket.
- 19. And another two rocks into this bucket.
- 20. And another two rocks in this bucket.
- 21. Now there are no rocks left in the garden and we have shared two rocks into each bucket. How many rocks did we start with? Six. How many rocks did we have to share between buckets? Two.
- 22. So altogether how many buckets did we share the rocks across? 1.2.3. So we had 6 rocks and we shared 2 rocks into each bucket, so I needed to have 3 buckets.
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- Sally’s father has asked her and us to help him dig rocks out of the garden. Sally has been busy and has already shovelled 2 rocks into each of the 3 buckets Lets work out how many rocks all together has Sally dug up?
- How did you work this out? Think addition. Let’s count the rocks together 1, 2
- 3,4
- 5,6. So 2 rocks in each of the 3 buckets gave us, how many rocks altogether did Sally did up? 6 rocks altogether. How did you work that out?
- Sally has dug 6 rocks out of the garden. She has asked that we equally share out the 6 rocks she has dug up between the 3 buckets.
- So let’s evenly share the rock between each of the 3 buckets until we have none leftover. 1,
- 2,
- 3,
- 4,
- 5,
- 6.
- How many rocks did we start with? 6 How many buckets did we have to share the rocks between? 3 So how many rocks did we have to put in each bucket? 2 So we shared 6 rocks between 3 buckets which gave us 2 rocks in each bucket. And we have no rocks leftover in the garden.
- Let’s empty these buckets and keep digging.
- Sally has dug up 6 rocks. Sally’s father has asked us to equally share 2 rocks in each bucket. So we have 6 rocks and I need to share 2 rocks in each bucket. How many buckets will I need?
- Let’s put two rocks in this bucket.
- And another two rocks into this bucket.
- And another two rocks in this bucket.
- Now there are no rocks left in the garden and we have shared 2 rocks into each bucket. How many rocks did we start with? 6 How many rocks did we have to share between buckets? 2
- So altogether how many buckets did we share the rocks across? 1.2.3. So we had 6 rocks and we shared 2 rocks into each bucket, so I needed to have 3 buckets.