Maths
Cans of lemonade are sold in packs of 4. Cherie wants 36 cans for a party. How many packs should she buy?
What do I know?
36 cans are needed.
Packs of 4.
What is the calculation?
36 ÷ 4 =
How can you solve this?
Using your times table knowledge.
I know that 9 x 4 is 36 so 36 ÷ 4 is 9.
Trish, Karen and Layla share equally a packet of nuts. There are 57 nuts in the pack. How many nuts do each get?
What do I know?
57 nuts
3 girls
share
What is the calculation?
57 ÷ 3 =
Can you use your times tables? No
Can you partition? Yes
Use the times tables that you know to partition.
Take each question step by step.
Remember you can pause the slideshow when you need to.
Now complete the questions in the PDF attached.
If you are at home, complete in your blue blended learning book.