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Each of these 32 Division task cards were designed to help students practice interpreting the remainder. On the included answer sheet, students not only record the answer to the problem, but also check one of three boxes to show how they dealt with the remainder. An answer key is also included so that students can check their work.
Because this concept is often challenging to both teach and learn, I have provided a student handout and three posters that outline the three remainder choices. In addition, there is also a Challenge Card that can be used with any of the other cards in this set that asks students to explain how they interpreted the remainder.
These cards will look best in color, but will also print out fine in grayscale. Simply print and cut along the guidelines. Laminate and use them again and again. Alternatively, you could print on cardstock. It works well to keep them in a baggie. Another option is to hole-punch a corner of each card and put them all on a ring.
Several Common Core Standards that deal with basic computation are addressed in these cards, but the product is most aligned with this standard:
4.OA.3. Solve multistep* word problems posed with whole numbers and having whole-number answers using the four operations, including problems in which remainders must be interpreted. Represent these problems using equations with a letter standing for the unknown quantity. Assess the reasonableness of answers using mental computation and estimation strategies including rounding.
*These problems are not multistep because the goal of this set is to practice interpreting remainders and I felt adding extra steps would be confusing at this stage.
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Happy Teaching!
Rachel Lynette
Because this concept is often challenging to both teach and learn, I have provided a student handout and three posters that outline the three remainder choices. In addition, there is also a Challenge Card that can be used with any of the other cards in this set that asks students to explain how they interpreted the remainder.
These cards will look best in color, but will also print out fine in grayscale. Simply print and cut along the guidelines. Laminate and use them again and again. Alternatively, you could print on cardstock. It works well to keep them in a baggie. Another option is to hole-punch a corner of each card and put them all on a ring.
Several Common Core Standards that deal with basic computation are addressed in these cards, but the product is most aligned with this standard:
4.OA.3. Solve multistep* word problems posed with whole numbers and having whole-number answers using the four operations, including problems in which remainders must be interpreted. Represent these problems using equations with a letter standing for the unknown quantity. Assess the reasonableness of answers using mental computation and estimation strategies including rounding.
*These problems are not multistep because the goal of this set is to practice interpreting remainders and I felt adding extra steps would be confusing at this stage.
Find more Task and Activity Cards Here.
Happy Teaching!
Rachel Lynette
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wdkeyser
Using these for EOG review!
May 22, 2013 
lrstokes
These really helped my students who struggle with the concept of "what to do with the remainer?."
May 20, 2013
LDS85
Very useful - thank you!
May 16, 2013
szdanki
Great resource! Thanks!
May 15, 2013
MBoots
Thanks, Rachel! Interpreting the remainder was a challenge for my fourth graders this year, so I'm excited to be able to use your task cards and nail it next year! Thanks, as always!
May 11, 2013
ReneeWoodrum
These are better than any materials with our curriculum!
May 9, 2013
fickts
Love these for my math stations!
May 9, 2013
robledo78
Great as always!!!
May 8, 2013
Markephilbin
I like the remainder being a variable in the questions. Helps kids focus on what to do with it...
May 8, 2013
dkazanjian
Great tasks cards!
May 7, 2013
Krista Wallden (TpT Seller)
Great independent practice for my third graders! Thanks Rachel!
May 6, 2013
kepstein
Great resource, thanks!
May 4, 2013
mclarke5
Another great set!
May 2, 2013
ramos1
Great idea just what my fifth graders needed to review remainders before state testing time
May 1, 2013
lbmcnamee
Very helpful : )
April 30, 2013
csawyer
Amazing resource, perfect station practice!!!
April 26, 2013
streetr
Love these!
April 26, 2013
tchr4
Thanks for helping to reinforce a tough concept. I love your products!
April 21, 2013
pcteach99
:)
April 14, 2013
ruthpoole
Thanks!
April 13, 2013
mcqueenj
I have used these a lot to help prepare my 3rd graders for their upcoming State math test. Students can read the cards to each other and work together to come up with different ways to show how they solved, write about how they solved, and write about what they would do with the remainder. Great resource!
April 11, 2013
amy712
You make such great products.
April 11, 2013
Malsped
This is a difficult concept to teach. So, any materials add to my ability to get the concept taught.
April 10, 2013
rosandra
Great task cards to reinforce the skill. Thanks for a great product!
April 7, 2013
thomasgoksu96
Thank you for all your great task cards!
April 6, 2013
kschnar1
Wonderful resource!
April 5, 2013
amyantrican
Amazing as always!
April 3, 2013
dawn77
great resource!
April 3, 2013
xlion81
Another great resource
April 2, 2013
Paula Heiney
My kids struggle with this every year! Thanks.
March 31, 2013
kzabel
Thank you- great activity
March 24, 2013
redroses
Thank you for sharing!
March 19, 2013
kcopus
A wonderful packet for review/practice!
March 17, 2013
sherylkimes
Great resource!
March 10, 2013
erincymrot
This goes perfectly with an Everyday Math lesson I just taught, it will be great practice for my fifth graders. Thanks!
March 10, 2013
room308cant
These worked great in my math center!
March 7, 2013
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Most of my teaching experience is with gifted and talented students in grades 2-4, though I have worked with children of all ages in general education classrooms as well. A few years ago I stopped teaching in order to write nonfiction children's books full time. Gradually over the last couple of years, my career has switched from writing to creating teaching materials here on Teacher Pay Teacher. I love creating teaching products (most recently task cards) and feel just as passionate about my work now as I did when I was teaching. I also love knowing that my products help thousands of teachers and reach tens of thousands of students.
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