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Your students will love applying long division to plan their own birthday party! Students work in partners to create a guest list and choose the food that will be supplied at the party. Then each partner has their own math work to complete applying long division so they can order the right amount of food and supplies for their party. There are three levels of complexity for the party project depending on students' mastery of long division. You can differentiate for different classes or group

Here are three unique worksheets for students to analyze completed long division problems. Students compare two students answers on each worksheet, circle the errors and give the students advice on how to avoid these mistakes in the future. Students apply higher order thinking and will learn how to analyze their own work in the future! These worksheets are great for an in class activity or homework! Check out other Long Division Products by Everyone Can Do Math! Long Division Error Analysi

Student friendly guided note packet to guide them through long division. Vocabulary of division, word problems and practice problems included. Plenty of space in packet for student work. Other Long Division resources by Everyone Can Do Math! Long Division Unit Bundle Long Division Practice The Party Project: A Differentiated Project Applying Long Division Long Division Error Analysis Stations Lond Division Error Analysis Worksheets

Practice makes perfect! Fourteen pages of homework or classwork practicing long division and word problems. Division practice starts with division vocabulary and practices long division with increasing difficulty. Starts with 2-digit by 1-digit problems and progresses to 4-digit by 2-digit problems. Word problems included throughout worksheets and two pages of exclusive word problems. Each practice page has a "try it again" page for individuals or classes that need more practice. Check o

Divisibility rules for 2, 3, 5, 9, and 10. A page of notes and 3 pages of practice including word problems. Students learn to justify and explain their answers.