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This game is perfect to use as an introduction to division for your students. Students match the division problem to the picture that represents it.
As an extension, students can solve each division problem using the pictures as reference.
Answer key provided.
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As an extension, students can solve each division problem using the pictures as reference.
Answer key provided.
[Please rate this product and leave feedback. I'd love to hear your thoughts!]
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13
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brinagale
Perfect for math centers!
January 23, 2013 
swride
I love this! Unfortunately the file is too large of a pdf or something and after my computer (or the other two that I have tried) finally downloads it, I am unable to print it out. I guess I'll have to make my own or find something else. Thanks for the idea though!
January 17, 2013
Mbeliever
This is a fantastic way to help my kids understand division in a fun way! Thanks for the freebie!
July 28, 2012
The Bubbly Blonde (TpT Seller)
Thank you for sharing this freebie! I normally teach 2nd grade but am doing a migrant summer school with 5th graders! So freebies like this are saving me due to the fact that the material I was given is too hard for them!
July 10, 2012
Katie Jones (TpT Seller)
I'm so glad I was able to help you..... especially during the summer months! :)
July 11, 2012
Janine DiLorenzo (TpT Seller)
Thank you for sharing these great matching games! They are super for practicing these skills. My only constructive feedback would be design-wise that the combination of the borders and letters in the corner is a liiiittle distracting/busy.... maybe if the letters were smaller and not boxed in (or if they were less crowded without the border) it would be less distracting from the division picture. But I still love it - thank you!
June 10, 2012
Katie Jones (TpT Seller)
I think you're right. Thanks for the suggestion! I will work on updating this over the summer :)
June 10, 2012
heatheraalbers
What a great idea! Thanks for the freebie!
June 3, 2012
Second Grade Smiles (TpT Seller)
I love that this makes division very visual! Thanks so much!
May 22, 2012
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lme1017
Katie,
I loved the idea of this division game. I was going to create a "Scoot" game board and have my students either write the division problem or draw a picture based on what the card was. I was about to create my own flashcards until I found yours. However, I am having an extremely difficult time downloading and printing this file. Any suggestions?
Thanks! Lynda
I loved the idea of this division game. I was going to create a "Scoot" game board and have my students either write the division problem or draw a picture based on what the card was. I was about to create my own flashcards until I found yours. However, I am having an extremely difficult time downloading and printing this file. Any suggestions?
Thanks! Lynda
February 8, 2013
Katie Jones (TpT Seller)
If you email me at kjones678@gmail.com I can try emailing it to you :)
February 14, 2013
lme1017
Katie,
I loved the idea of this division game. I was going to create a "Scoot" game board and have my students either write the division problem or draw a picture based on what the card was. I was about to create my own flashcards until I found yours. However, I am having an extremely difficult time downloading and printing this file. Any suggestions?
Thanks! Lynda
I loved the idea of this division game. I was going to create a "Scoot" game board and have my students either write the division problem or draw a picture based on what the card was. I was about to create my own flashcards until I found yours. However, I am having an extremely difficult time downloading and printing this file. Any suggestions?
Thanks! Lynda
February 8, 2013
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