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1st Grade Math
21. 1.G.A.3
21.3 Remainders from division up to 10
Remainders from Division up to 10
Discover what a remainder is and how to find the leftover amount when dividing numbers up to 10.
What You'll Learn
Identify a remainder as the amount left over after making equal groups.
Divide a number up to 10 by a smaller number and find both the quotient and the remainder.
Use grouping pictures to count leftover items that cannot form another full group.
Check an answer with the formula \( d \times q + r = n \), where \(n\) is the dividend, \(d\) the divisor, \(q\) the quotient, and \(r\) the remainder.
Recognize that a remainder must always be smaller than the divisor.
Apply remainder thinking to simple real-life sharing situations.
What You'll Practice
1
Deciding if numbers divide evenly without remainders
2
Solving true/false sharing problems with visual representations
3
Working with division facts up to 10
Why This Matters
Understanding remainders builds your foundation for long division, fractions, and real-world problem solving. You use this skill whenever you need to share items fairly, split costs among friends, or figure out how many groups you can make from a set of objects.
This Unit Includes
1 Video lesson
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Skills
Division
Remainders
Equal Sharing
Number Sense
Basic Operations
OH Curriculum Aligned