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2nd Grade Math
Number and Operations
14. TX.2.6.B
14.2 Sharing & partition up to 99
Sharing and Partition up to 99
Discover how to share totals up to 99 into equal groups, connect sharing to division statements, and solve step-by-step examples.
What You'll Learn
Recognize equal sharing as splitting a total into a known number of equal groups
Apply the division fact \( 18 \div 3 = 6 \) to find the size of each group
Distinguish sharing (partitive division) from grouping (quotitive division) in word problems
Solve two digit sharing problems such as \( 84 \div 7 = 12 \) by dealing out items one at a time
Check for leftovers when a total does not divide evenly and identify the remainder
Connect equal sharing diagrams to written division statements to build fluency up to 99
What You'll Practice
1
Sharing objects like fruits evenly among groups
2
Dividing two-digit numbers into equal portions
3
Solving visual distribution problems with concrete items
Why This Matters
Sharing and partitioning builds your foundation for division and fractions. You use these skills daily when splitting snacks with friends, dividing items into groups, or understanding fairness in real-world situations.
This Unit Includes
Practice exercises
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Skills
Division
Equal Sharing
Partitioning
Number Sense
Fair Distribution
TX Curriculum Aligned