Division Using Equal Groups Boom Cards – Visual Models – Easy Division

Teaching division using equal groups just got easier with these division Boom Cards! Students will learn division by sharing into equal groups with this engaging activity. Help your students get a deeper understanding of how division works using the picture supports in this deck. Your students will be motivated to practice how to divide 2 digit by 1 digit numbers. They will also learn how to represent division equations as pictures here.

In this division Boom Cards activity, students will learn the sharing into equal groups strategy to solve the division equations. Students will drag and drop the objects equally into groups. They will then count the items in one group to determine what the quotient will be. They will then type their answer in the box. Strengthen your students’ division skills in an engaging and interactive way.

PREVIEW DIVISION WITH EQUAL GROUPS

BOOM Cards are perfect to use in the classroom as a math center activity, small group session, or even to be used with the whole class. They also work great for distance learning. Students love the interactive features and getting that immediate feedback after each question. Teachers love it as it keeps the students engaged and it can track students’ performance! Moreover, BOOM Cards don’t require any printing, cutting or laminating, and can be used over and over again.

What’s Included in the Division using Equal Groups Boom Cards?

• 15 Boom Cards
• 2 digit by 1 digit division
• Visual Supports

What do students have to do?

• Drag and drop the objects into equal groups
• Count the number of objects in one box
• Type the answer

Assigning and Data Collection

• Assign all the cards, assign fewer or specific cards (to focus on specific skills – regrouping v. no regrouping) to students.
• Depending on your membership, you can assign the Boom cards to specific students or classes and collect data.
• Use it as part of your whole group lesson, small group, direct instruction, or center activity.
• You can use Boom cards with a free account too!

This BOOM deck can be accessed on a computer, smartboard, tablet, or cell phone with an internet connection. Boom Cards give students immediate feedback after each answer is submitted and can collect data for teachers. Boom decks are stored and accessed from the BOOM Learning website. You will need to create a BOOM account and this product CANNOT be downloaded to your computer or a Google drive. BOOM Cards can be printed from the BOOM Learning platform once the deck is purchased. This product is non-editable.

CHECK OUT more division and multiplication BOOM Cards you might like:

• Multiplication Word Problems with Visual Supports
• Multiplication Equal Groups BOOM CARDS
• Multiplication Drills BOOM CARDS
• Division Word Problems with Audio and Visual Supports BOOM CARDS

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