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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.
Q1:
There are 30 students in a classroom. They sit in 5 rows.
Adam writes this equation to find out how many children are in each row.
Which symbol is missing from her equation?
How many children are in each row?
Q2:
There are 15 books.
5 books fit on one shelf.
How many shelves are needed?
Q3:
10 sweets are shared equally between five children. Write the mathematical operation expressing the share of each child.
Q4:
Maged orders 5 pizzas for a party. They cut each pizza into the same number of slices, and they have 40 slices altogether.
Write a number sentence that shows how many slices they cut one pizza into.
Q5:
If the price of five tickets to a park is 25 pounds, what is the price of one ticket?
Q6:
15 apples are going to be divided equally among 5 bags.
