Division Readiness Test
Division Readiness Check
Diagnostic Assessment • Equal Groups & Division Foundations
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Show your thinking with drawings, numbers, or words.
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1 Problem 1: Buttons & Groups
There are \(28\) buttons. Put them into equal groups of \(4\). How many groups can you make? Draw or write how you know.
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2 Problem 2: Two Ways to Divide
Show \(18 \div 6\) in two ways. First, share \(18\) objects equally among \(6\) groups. Then make groups of \(6\) objects. Draw both ways and label each drawing.
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Way 1: Share equally among 6 groups
Way 2: Make groups of 6 objects
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Division Readiness Check Keep showing all your thinking!
Division Readiness Check • Multiplication & Division Connections
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3 Problem 3: Multiplication Fact
Find the missing number: \(7 \times \square = 56\). Use it to solve \(56 \div 7\).
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Missing number: \(7 \times\)
\(= 56\)
\(56 \div 7 =\)
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4 Problem 4: Missing Number
Find the missing number: \(6 = \square \div 4\).
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Missing number: \(6 =\)
\(\div 4\)
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Division Readiness Check Remember to check your facts!
Division Readiness Check • Stories & Real-World Contexts
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5 Problem 5: Division Story
Write a short story for \(30 \div 5\). Then tell what the answer means in your story.
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What does the answer mean?
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6 Problem 6: Water Bottles for Teams
A coach has \(36\) water bottles. She gives each team \(4\) bottles. How many teams get bottles? Write a division equation and a multiplication equation.
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Division equation:
Multiplication equation:
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Division Readiness Check Explain your answers clearly!
Division Readiness Check • Fact Families & Equal Sharing
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7 Problem 7: Use a Multiplication Fact
You know \(8 \times 9 = 72\). Use this fact to find \(72 \div 8\) and \(72 \div 9\).
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\(72 \div 8 =\)
\(72 \div 9 =\)
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8 Problem 8: Markers on Tables
Twenty-four markers are shared equally among \(3\) tables. How many markers go on each table? Draw a picture or write an equation to show your thinking.
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Self-Check:
I drew or showed my math work
I wrote my numbers/equations
I finished every solution sentence
