Long division area model

Hi! I'm Susie! I'm a curriculum developer at Panicked Teacher. On my blog, I share classroom tips, teaching ideas and upper elementary resources.

DIVIDING WHOLE NUMBERS | Area Model and Partial Quotient Division | Need fresh ideas for a lesson plan to introduce the area model for division to your 4th grade or 5th graders? Read all about how I set up a real-world situation to help students understand dividing partial quotients and connect the "rectangle method" to the written representation for the area model. Directions for the area model/anchor chart; Grab your free division task cards too! #iteachmath #teaching #4thgrade #5thgrade

Area Model Division

Grab this FREE set of student resource pages! They are perfect for your math interactive notebook! The pages will show your students step by step how to solve division problems using each of the 4 strategies: area models, partial quotients, short division, and long division!

Learn how to teach long division using an area model to upper elementary students. This blog post In this comprehensive guide, explore the process of the Box Method, also known as the Long Division Area Model. Here's a sneak peek into what you'll find in the blog post: • Overview of the Box Method: • Step-by-Step Guide: • Teaching Tips: A great blog post for 4th grade math and 5th Grade Math educators.

Now that Common Core has changed the way we teach division, teachers are scrambling to find resources to teach repeated subtraction and the area model. This is why I created two different task card packages which can be utilized in so many ways. Each pack includes a student directions page which provides step by step instructions and a model of how to use the strategy.

Overcome the frustrations of long division with effective strategies that emphasize understanding and number sense. Learn how to break down the concept into manageable parts and strengthen students' grasp of place value. Develop logical problem-solving skills for tackling large division while foster

This is for teaching division using the BOX METHOD! I also have a product listing for the area model method of division as well as a bundle of the two. I print a copy of this for students to keep in their binders as well as print a larger copy to hang as an anchor chart.