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Hands-On Division Activity

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Hands-on division activity for the storybook A Remainder of One. This hands-on division activity for second or third grade is a great concrete learning activity for school age kids to explore division and multiplication concepts.

My second grader has been learning more about multiplication and division. I wanted to give him a hands-on division activity to explore. I was teaching him that multiplication and division are opposites. They are both focused on how we group numbers together.

As a former teacher, it is exciting when I get to use activities I once created for my students at home with my own children.

To help my son get comfortable with multiplication and division, I created this hands-on division activity so he can visualize and manipulate the mathematical processes.

A Remainder of One is a fantastic story that emphasizes these two concepts. I am excited to share it with you on Rainy Day Mum’s Storybook Summer Series this year!

I love finding children’s books that teach big concepts. We parents can support our children at home with great summer activities and after school lessons.

Hands-on division activity for the storybook A Remainder of One. This hands-on division activity for second or third grade is a great concrete learning activity for school age kids to explore division and multiplication concepts.

A Remainder of One: Hands-On Division Activity

Supplies:

A Remainder of One storybook

black pompoms

Yarn, cut into 12 6-inch pieces

Paper

Laminator (optional)

To help my son get comfortable with multiplication and division, I created this hands-on division activity so he can visualize and manipulate the mathematical processes. A Remainder of One is a fantastic story that emphasizes these two concepts. I am excited to share it with you on Rainy Day Mum’s Storybook Summer Series this year!

Hands-On Division Activity at Storybook Summer

Once you gather your book and supplies, working through this hands-on division activity is as easy as reading the book. How we worked through the hands-on division activity is shared over at Storybook Summer. Click over to Rainy Day Mum for the rest of this hand-on division activity.

Storybook Summer

Check out the entire Storybook Summer series for 2016. Each week a different theme is covered. You can get book-based learning activities to try each week at home with your child.

Last year, I shared this Dinosaur Tracks Learning Activity during Storybook Summer. There are so many fun activities for learning and reading together with your child. Enjoy your time together!

 

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Hands-on division activity based on the book A Remainder of One. View the whole Storybook Summer series for book-based learning activities for kids.

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