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Teaching Division
with Great Children's Books
Clever children's books can be a great resource for teaching division lessons, especially with the more difficult task of providing a real world context for division. Learning how to perform an operation is much easier to understand than the harder task of composing division problems based on a real world scenarios.
That's
where children's
books come in handy. Through these stories,
kids see how
division can
be used to solve problems, make things equitable... Plus children's books like those listed below can help
differentiate your division lessons to reach all the different learning
styles in your classroom. We think the
books on
this page could be great resources for division lessons
or would be a great way to support at
home what your child is learning at school.
Best Books for Teaching Division
Multiplying
Menace Divides
(a prince must stop Rumpel-
stiltskin from dividing the
kingdom into frogs)
3rd grade - 5th grade
The Doorbell Rang
(friends re-divide up a plate
of cookies every time a
new friend arrives)
1st grade - 3rd grade
One Hundred
Hungry Ants
(ants divide up into different
groups to get to a picnic faster)
Kindergarten - 2nd grade
A Remainder of One
(the ants are back with more problems dividing their troops, this time for a parade)
1st grade - 3rd grade
We need your help to grow this list. Do you
know of great children's books about division?
If
so, please share your recommendations. And if you've read any of
the books we have on our list, we'd love to hear what you
thought.
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Enjoy the books!
Betsy, Cindy, and Virginia (the teachers/sisters behind this website)
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