Break the whole into friendly parts
Explore partial quotients with this Grade 3 Glow Math Facts lesson. Connect objects and drawings to equations, explain a strategy, and practice at the learner’s pace.
What children will practice.
Use partial quotients to solve division facts and connect objects or drawings to equations.
Facts to explore.
Start with objects or a drawing. Connect the model to an equation, then practice a few facts at a time across two short sessions. Choose a starting point using the learner’s prior instruction.
Build it with objects. Draw it. Tell someone how it works.
A problem to explore
Forty-two beads are packed into sets of 6. How many sets can you make?
An adult may read the problem aloud. Explain your thinking with objects, a drawing, words, or an equation.
From a model to a little discovery.
The complete lesson includes two short teaching sessions, eight practice facts, a story problem, space to show thinking, cut-out fact cards, and a separate answer key for the grown-up.
Use Glow Math Facts as an practice companion. The printable lesson also works away from a screen. Full teaching materials are included with a paid adult account.
Grade 3 explores equal groups, arrays, related facts, and strategies within 100. Choose by readiness and prior teaching.
Glow’s suggested teaching sequence. Select by prior instruction and readiness; this focused fact-practice collection is not a complete mathematics curriculum or a placement test.