Area model division anchor chart

Learn how to solve division problems using the area model with our comprehensive anchor chart. Discover step-by-step instructions and helpful tips for mastering division.
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Grab this FREE set of student resource pages! They are perfect for your math interactive notebook! The pages will show your students step by step how to solve division problems using each of the 4 strategies: area models, partial quotients, short division, and long division!

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Lindsey Miller
One of the main reasons that traditional long division is so hard to learn is that a correct answer depends on a memorized series of steps – divide, multiply, subtract, bring down. If a student forgets which step to do and when to do it, there is a very high chance that he will end up with an incorrect answer. Here are three different alternatives to traditional long division. This includes the Box/Area Model, Partial Quotients, and The Grid Method. How To Memorize Long Answers, Long Division With Decimals, Long Division Strategies, Long Division Steps, Partial Quotient, Teaching Long Division, Partial Quotients, Teaching Division, Division Strategies

One of the main reasons that traditional long division is so hard to learn is that a correct answer depends on a memorized series of steps – divide, multiply, subtract, bring down. If a student forgets which step to do and when to do it, there is a very high chance that he will end up with an incorrect answer. Here are three different alternatives to traditional long division. This includes the Box/Area Model, Partial Quotients, and The Grid Method.

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