Worksheet: Dividing Numbers Using Bar Models

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In this worksheet, we will practice drawing bar models and writing equations to represent one-step division problems with numbers up to 100.

Q1:

James has 18 cookies. He can put 6 cookies on each plate.

Find the number of plates he needs by finishing the bar model.

Q2:

Ethan has 35 flowers arranged in 7 rows. How many flowers are in each row?

Q3:

There are 30 pieces of candy and 6 children in a birthday party. How many pieces of candy does each child get?

Q4:

A group of students has 72 coins. Each student has 8 coins. Find the total number of students.

Q5:

Calculate the following:

56

Q6:

Three friends have 24 coins.

We can draw a bar model to show how many coins each one has.

How many coins does each one have?

Q7:

Pick the equation that matches this bar model.

Q8:

Charlotte is reading a story of 80 pages. If she reads 10 pages in an hour, how many hours does she need to finish the story?

Q9:

Three friends have the same amount of money. All together, they have $12. Which bar model shows how much each one of them has?

Q10:

Victoria has 30 crayons and each box holds 5 crayons.

Find the number of boxes she will need for all the crayons by finishing the bar model.

Q11:

There are 15 books.

5 books fit on one shelf.

How many shelves are needed?

Q12:

Ethan is packing his toys into boxes before he moves. He has 24 toys and he puts 6 toys in each box.

Write a number sentence that shows how many boxes there are.

Q13:

Elizabeth is making model birds. To make 4 birds, she uses 48 feathers.

How many feathers does she need for one bird?

How many feathers does she need to make 11 birds?

Q14:

32 children need to split themselves into 8 groups to play a game.

Natalie drew this model to help them do that.

Which of the following equations matches the model?

How many children will be in each group?

Q15:

James used 12 ounces of flour to make the dough for 3 pizzas. How many ounces of flour are needed to make 1 pizza?

Q16:

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

Q17:

18 friends want to play volleyball. If they divide into teams of 6 people, how many teams will there be?