Math is FUNdamental

As a teacher of fourth grade for over 30 years, I can tell you that long division is easily the most challenging 4th grade math calculation your students will learn. It involves learning not one, but two complicated (sometimes confusing) algorithms. It requires a strong fluency of basic facts not just for division, but also multiplication, and subtraction, too. To master the steps requires a lot of practice and repetition. This packet will an essential piece to your long division unit becaus

If you are viewing this product, then you probably already know of the usefulness and versatility of task cards. They work great for centers, partner activities, and general review. Kids love them because they can move around and work at their own pace, too. I created these task cards to give my students some opportunity to independently practice long division using the standard method. There are problems for three digit up to four digit dividends with and without remainders. What’s included:

QR Coded Task Cards for Partial Quotient Method for Long DivisionIf you are viewing this product, then you probably already know of the usefulness and versatility of task cards. They work great for centers, partner activities, and general review. Kids love them because they can move around and work at their own pace, too. I created these task cards to give my students some opportunity to independently practice long division using the partial quotient method. There are problems for two digit up

If you are viewing this product, then you probably already know of the usefulness and versatility of task cards. They work great for centers, partner activities, and general review. Kids love them because they can move around and work at their own pace, too. What's unique about this set of task cards is that they can be used to fill in a coded joke that the students always love. It is great for self-checking, and makes it easy for the teacher to quickly glance at a child's paper to see if the s

As a teacher of fourth grade for over 30 years, I can tell you that long division is easily the most challenging 4th grade math calculation your students will learn. It involves a complicated (sometimes confusing) algorithm and requires a strong fluency of basic facts for not just for division, but also multiplication, and subtraction, too. To master the steps requires a lot of practice and repetition. In their early learning, students benefit from scaffolding and cues to remind them of the