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This was created to support students learning division visually especially with remainders. Inside this packet are simple division with remainders and 2-step division with remainders. Both are demonstrated visually to support students with EL or with disabilities. Distractions on the page were minimized. When pages have extra information students with disabilities can find it difficult to distinguish what is important information. Only information necessary for completing the work is on the she

This is a combination of the packets covering prime and composite numbers, factors, greatest common factors, reducing/simplifying, least common multiple, and comparing numbers. There are blank sheets for you to write your own problems for continued practice.

These worksheets visually demonstrate for students how to solve for least common multiple and provide specific places for work to be written. Some students are overwhelmed with a blank space and multiple steps to complete a problem. The workbook then makes sure students understand how to compare fractions visually before using LCM to compare fractions.

These worksheets provide specific spacing for each step when completing greatest common factors. Some students find it difficult to complete the steps when they are given a blank space to complete the problems. These worksheets also include using GCF to reduce or simplify fractions to help students understand what they are using this skill for.

A visual format for learning factors and prime factorization. You can also pair these worksheets with a multiplication table to help them find factors for numbers. Boxes were included on some of prime factorization as some students can write the numbers but did not have the ability to space out the numbers in the tree.

This was created to support students learning division with decimals. Once students have learned long division they need to learn to complete division with decimals. The packet was created to support students learning to put the decimal in the answer. The student(s) learn how to divide by 1 digit, divide by 2 digits, and dividing with decimals in the divisor. Distractions on the page were minimized. When pages have extra information students with disabilities can find it difficult to distinguis

A great visual to support learning addition and subtraction with manipulatives. The students use manipulatives to help count. It could be used in a lesson or in math centers.

This product is to visually support students in division with remainders.