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6th Grade Common Core: 6.NS.2

Common Core Identifier: 6.NS.2 / Grade: 6
Curriculum: The Number System: Compute Fluently With Multi-Digit Numbers And Find Common Factors And Multiples.
Detail: Fluently divide multi-digit numbers using the standard algorithm.
28 Common Core State Standards (CCSS) aligned worksheets found:
This whole-class card game requires students to solve a series of long division problems with 4-digit dividends.
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This set has 30 task cards with division facts. Use them for classroom scavenger hunts, exit slips, 1-on-1 tutoring, or on your document camera.
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These task cards feature division problems with 2-digit divisors. Problems are listed traditionally, horizontally, and as fractions.
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Solve the division problems with 4-digit dividends. Place the quotients on the grid to make a superhero picture.
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This worksheet includes different kinds of division problems, such as word problems and a table to fill in.
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Practice using partial quotients to solve division problems. This sheet includes several problems with 4-digit dividends and 1-digit divisors.
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This printable file is a great math learning center activity with thirty cards to be solved by your students involving division with 4-digit dividends.
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This page has 9 problems for students to complete. Each one has a 2-digit divisor and a 4-digit dividend.
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Try dividing larger numbers with the partial quotient method of division. This sheet has 5-digit by 1-digit problems with remainders.
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Long division with two-digit divisors; no remainders; Car wash picture and word problem.
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Use this variety worksheet to help students practice dividing money amounts in the hundreds and thousands by 1- and 2-digit divisors.
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Rewrite the division problems in long division form. Then solve.
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Find the quotients to the 4- by 1-digit division problems using partial quotients. Graph paper helps students align the numbers and keeps their writing clear.
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Students rewrite each problem in long division form and solve. Each divisor has 2-digits.
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This page contains nine problems with 4-digit dividends and 3-digit quotients.
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Long division problems with 4-digit dividends, 3 and 4 digit quotients with remainders; Whale picture and word problem.
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This page has long division problems with 2-digit divisors and 4-digit dividends.
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The graph paper on this worksheet will help keep students' work neater and more easily readable when they solve these 5-digit division problems with partial quotients.
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Can your students solve this math riddle: What do cats eat for breakfast? To find the answer, they'll have to complete a series of long division problems. Each problem had a dividend with four digits.
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Another long division featuring 4-digit dividends, 3 or 4 digit quotients (some with remainders); Space station picture and word problem.
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These problems have 2-digit divisors, 3 and 4-digit dividends. All quotients are whole numbers.
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Show students how to complete a 5-digit by 1-digit division problem using partial quotients with this handy anchor chart.
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This variety worksheet features different types of division questions with 4-digit dividends and remainders.
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Find the quotient for each of these 30 division problems involving money. Use these cards as a math learning center, morning challenge, or scavenger hunt.
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Divide problems with four-digit dividends. The quotients are then used to complete the crossword puzzle.
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Use this printable anchor chart to show students how to solve a division problem with the partial quotients method. The problem shown has a 4-digit dividend and 1-digit divisor, as well as a remainder.
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Two-digit divisors with remainders; Penguin picture and word problem.
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At the top of the page, students will find pictures of shapes with numbers in them. Follow the directions and divide. For example: Divide the numbers in the hexagons. The larger number is the dividend.
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