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1st Grade Math
21. 1.G.A.3
21.2 Sharing & partition up to 10

Sharing and Partition up to 10

Discover how to share a set of up to 10 objects equally among groups, the first step toward understanding division.


What You'll Learn

Identify equal sharing as splitting a total of up to 10 objects into same-sized groups.
Distribute objects one at a time across each group to keep the amounts fair.
Write a sharing story as a division sentence, such as \( 10 \div 2 = 5 \).
Compare sharing (fixed number of groups) with grouping (fixed group size).
Recognize when a set of up to 10 cannot be shared evenly and some items are left over.

What You'll Practice

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Dividing groups of objects evenly among people or containers

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Determining true or false statements about equal sharing

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Sharing fruits and other items into equal portions

Why This Matters

Learning to share and partition builds your foundation for division and fractions. This skill helps you split things fairly in everyday life, from sharing snacks with friends to dividing up tasks, and prepares you for more advanced math concepts.

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Division
Equal Groups
Partitioning
Number Sense
Fair Sharing
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