Division Essential Activities for Grade 3
Videos
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Bug Math: Multiplication and Division
This video from Kids Academy instructs students on solving for an unknown number in multiplication and division problems. Examples given in this video are in the same fact family.
The video teacher effectively shows the step-by-step process of solving for an unknown number by using a fact family triangle as well as skip counting. The worksheet uses counters in the form of pictures of colorful bugs. The counters give the student additional support when working the problem. The teacher demonstrates that when multiplying, you are joining groups. For example: what is the total number of bugs in four groups of bugs with seven bugs in each group? The answer is 28. Likewise, when dividing, the teacher explains that the goal is to see how many groups of seven bugs are in the total group of 28. The answer is four. The student easily sees how multiplication and division are related.
The video is a great resource that helps clear up any confusion when solving for unknown numbers.
Worksheets
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Division Balance the Scale Worksheet
When students are given the opportunity to see relationships in numbers, math becomes more concrete for them. This free division worksheet gives your child practice balancing scales that have division problems on one side and the quotient on the other. They'll have to look at the answer choices given, solve the division problem or match the correct quotient and then choose the appropriate box that will balance the scales. It's a colorful way to give them practice in a unique way.
Kids love the water, right? That's why they're going to love helping complete the math number sentences on this free PDF worksheet! They'll look at the information each of their underwater friends has to share in the form of number sentences and then using their knowledge of fact families, will solve for the missing number and choose from the correct answers listed. It's a great way for them to practice their division skills in a fun way they'll be able to find success in.
Use this division PDF worksheet for grade 3 if you’d like an easy new trick to teach your child to solve division problems!
This adorable Easter-themed worksheet will delight your child with bright and colorful Easter pictures, while teaching division by simply skip counting to get the answer!
Kids love dinosaurs, so what better way to learn about fact families than with some fun prehistoric friends? This PDF worksheet will let your children use picture arrays to see the relationships between multipliers and dividends when it comes to fact families. When kids have automaticity with their multiplication facts, solving problems and seeing quick answers in division equations is a natural progression, and these picture representations will help them see the relationships between multiplication and division fact families.
When it comes to multiplication and division, automaticity and efficiency are the names of the game. That means your child's familiarity with fact families needs to be strong. See where they are with this free butterfly worksheet. They'll look at the multiplication and division equations and then use fact family knowledge to choose the correct number successfully. The butterfly arrays help reinforce picture concepts, and they'll strengthen their skills with the repeated practice.
When it comes to division, a key strategy is to skip count. This adorable PDF worksheet will have your child practicing that skill to get the correct division quotient, all with the help of their charming reptile and amphibian friends. After they've practiced skip counting, they'll circle the correct quotient from the choices given and reinforce their automaticity as they recognize number patterns.
Quizzes
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Multiplication and Division Fact Families
This quiz assesses students’ ability to identify multiplication and division fact families.
Students will be assessed on their ability to solve division word problems.
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