Finding the Whole from One Part
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Finding the Whole from One Part
Finding the whole worksheet for Grades 2 and 3: one half, third, quarter, fifth, sixth, eighth, or tenth of a set is given. Multiply to find how many in all, then say why it is multiplying. With an answer key.
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Find the total of equal groups and of rows and columns in an array by repeated addition, write it as a multiplication, and share a total into equal groups for division. In Grades 1 and 2, add small equal groups and share up to 12 equally.
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How to use this sheet
- Have the child circle each group or each row of the array before writing anything.
- Read the multiplication aloud as groups: "3 groups of 4."
- Act out sharing problems with small objects and plates, one at a time to each plate.
Common mistakes
- Counting all the objects and writing that as the number of groups. Ask how many groups there are, then how many in each.
- Making groups that are not equal. Every group must have the same number.
- Mixing up rows and columns of an array. Rows go across, like rows of seats.
