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Division Number Models Elapsed Time Number Story Odds and Ends

Solve the following using a division strategy: 348/ 3 =

116

Solve the following using a division strategy: 512/3=

170 R2

Solve the following using a division strategy: 256/9=

28 R4

Solve the following using a division strategy: 336/16

21

Solve the following using a division strategy: 589/12 =

49 R1

What number model, with and unknown, would be used to solve the following problem? At the Mill Creek Café, 54 water bottles were used. How many 6-packs of water had to be brought for the café?

54/6 = ?

What number model, with and unknown, would be used to solve the following problem? For our Pyramid of Success activity, our class needed 6 cups per group. If there were 5 groups, how many cups were needed?

5 x 6 = ?

What number model, with and unknown, would be used to solve the following problem? Benjamin brought 30 Pokemon cards at the store. Each card was $.40. How much did Benjamin spend?

30 x $.40=?

What number model, with and unknown, would be used to solve the following problem? For our Ace Club privilege, Mrs. Divens brought in cupcakes. If there are 25 students in our class, and the cupcakes came in packs of 6, how many packs did she need to buy?

25/6 = ?

What number model, with and unknown, would be used to solve the following problem? Mrs. Leuthe needed 2 hula hoops for each team. If she had 30 hula hoops out, how many teams were there?

30/2 = ?

Music class starts at 2:30. It is 30 minutes long. What time does it end?

3:00

Benjamin and Evan’s guitar lessons end at 5:30. If the lessons last for 45 minutes, when do they start?

4:45

Math starts at 11:45. Our whole group lesson lasts 20 minutes. What time does the whole group lesson end?

12:05

Our class needs to be at the DaVinci Center by 9:45. If it takes us 1 hour and 15 minutes to drive there, what time do we need to leave Mill Creek.

8:30

Gymnastics class begins at 3:45. If it takes 35 minutes to get there, at what time would you need to leave your house?

3:10

Joshua decided to share a box of cookies with his 3 brothers. The box contained 24 cookies. How many cookies would each boy receive?

8 cookies

Evan is paid $3 for each load of laundry he does and $1 for each load of dishes he unloads. If he does 4 loads of laundry and unloads 2 loads of dishes, how much will he earn?

$14.00

Jackson baked 45 muffins. If each muffin tin holds 6 muffins, how many tins will he need?

8 tins – you need to round up

6 friends go to a pizza shop. Their bill totaled $ If the friends split the bill evenly, how much will each pay?

$ 7.50

Joshua is saving up for soccer camp. If he puts away $10.00 per week, how much will he have saved in 30 weeks?

$300

Art class starts at 12:55 pm. If it lasts for 1 hour and 5 minutes, when will art class end?

2:00 pm

Mrs. Divens leaves for school at 6:35 am. She gets home at 4:30 each evening. How long is she away from her house each day?

8 hours and 55 minutes

Solve: y = 800

y = 19

16.7 – x = 12.6

X = 4.1