Smaller Quotient

Determining why the quotient for one problem is smaller than the quotient of another. 

3 ÷ ½

Using visual models can help students better understand mathematics problems. Often, using visual models can help students better understand mathematics problems. How can the following drawings be interpreted as showing the quotient for 3 ÷ ½? What real-world problem might go with each of the three diagrams? a) b) c)

Natasha’s Idea

Help decide if Natasha’s idea about dividing fractions is correct.

Jacob’s Idea

Help decide of Jacob’s idea is correct.

Division Pattern

Looking for patterns in division. 

The Meaning of 1/3

How can you explain the meaning of 1/3?

How Many Servings?

Help Demetrius and BJ decide how many servings they ate.

Decimal Diagrams

Using diagrams to show factors and products.

Cans and Containers

How many cans does one container hold?

Moving the Point

Why does moving the decimal point work when you multiply decimals?