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Lesson: Using Models to Divide by 5

In this lesson, we will learn how to divide multiples of 5 by 5 using models and how to use that to solve word problems.

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Worksheet: Using Models to Divide by 5 • 16 Questions

Q1:

Complete the operation below.

Q2:

Complete the operation below.

Q3:

Complete the operation below.

Q4:

Complete the operation below.

Q5:

Complete the operation below.

Q6:

Complete the operation below.

Q7:

There are 30 students in a classroom. They sit in 5 rows.

Daniel writes this equation to find out how many children are in each row.

Which symbol is missing from her equation?

  • A
  • B
  • C
  • D

How many children are in each row?

Q8:

A teacher wants to equally distribute 55 notebooks among 5 students. Complete the equation to find the number of notebooks each student received:

  • A
  • B
  • C
  • D

Q9:

There are 25 children in a room. Each group of 5 children is sitting around a table. How many tables are there?

Q10:

A girl wants to share 45 oranges equally among 5 people. How many oranges will each person receive?

Q11:

A fisherman has 15 fish. If he distributes them equally among 5 bowls, how many fish will be in each bowl?

Q12:

10 candies are shared equally between five children. Write the mathematical operation expressing the share of each child.

  • A
  • B
  • C
  • D

Q13:

How many fives are there in 10?

Q14:

A child wants to share 20 oranges equally among 5 plates. Find the number of oranges on each plate.

Q15:

A pick-up truck has to transport 35 boxes of toys, but it can only carry 5 boxes at a time. How many trips will it take to transport all the boxes?

Q16:

There are 15 books.

5 books fit on one shelf.

How many shelves are needed?
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