Mathematics
Look at the in focus question carefully
What do you need to do?
Why have you partitioned in that way?
What other ways could this calculation have been done?
Have you answered the question?
Identify the parts of each method that are the same.
Where is this part in Method 1?
What does it show?
Why did we subtract 9 ones?
Have we grouped all of the ones?
How many are left over?
Does it make another group?
Why not?
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Friday Division Help 2.wav
Look at the number you are dividing by for each question
eg: 400 divided by 6
Use your times tables to work out the answer
I am going to look at the hundreds and tens digit to start with - this is 40 (40 tens)
What is the nearest multiple of 6 to this?
I know that 6 x 6 = 36 so 40 divided by 6 = 6.
There is 4 left over.
This 4 represents 4 tens (40)
Again, I know that 36 is the nearest multiple of 6.
and again there is 4 left over.
400 divided by 6 = 66 r4
