Do I Multiply or Divide - Figuring it Out 1 step Word Problems - Lesson for Grade 3, Chapter - Multiplication, Division and Other Word Problems

In the lesson "Do I Multiply or Divide - Figuring it Out 1 Step Word Problems," third-grade students will embark on an exciting journey into the world of multiplication and division through the lens of practical, real-world word problems. The heart of this lesson lies in developing the student's ability to discern whether to use multiplication or division to solve a given problem, a skill that hinges on their comprehension of these operations and their application in everyday scenarios.

This lesson is paramount for several reasons. Firstly, it fosters critical thinking and problem-solving skills by challenging students to analyze the information provided and to choose the appropriate mathematical operation. This skill is not only fundamental in mathematics but also in real-life situations where decision-making and analytical skills are essential.

Moreover, by using a Reptile and Amphibians Division Worksheet as part of the activities, the lesson integrates an element of biology, making learning multidisciplinary and more engaging. This not only helps in retaining students' interest but also in reinforcing the interconnectedness of knowledge across different subjects.

Estimated classroom time: 3 min
Chapter: Multiplication, Division and Other Word Problems
Unit: Multiplication and Division
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Reptile and Amphibians Division Worksheet
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  • Activity 1 / Reptile and Amphibians Division Worksheet

    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.