Use these fantastic posters to remind KS2 children of the written strategies they can use to complete long division calculations. They'll be encouraged to use counters to share out the 'marbles', but will be guided to move towards using their knowledge of division facts to work out this problem.

It's really important that children get their heads around division in the context of their times tables before they can go onto dividing bigger numbers. You can really help your child at home by asking them plenty of mental division questions in relation to their times tables. Give your students the tools they need to become expert dividers with this set of division strategies posters. Long division is a method of distributing a group of things into equal parts. It's one of the four basic operations of arithmetic. Before we look into how to do long division, it’s important to understand when we use it and why. Generally, children will use long division when they’re dividing four-digit numbers by numbers that are two digits or larger, which are ordinarily very challenging to complete mentally. When dividing by one-digit numbers, children may prefer to use Short Division instead. How to do long division In Year 5 they'll learn to divide three-digit and four-digit numbers by a one-digit number using short division (this is also known as the 'bus stop' method). They then move onto dividing larger numbers by two-digit numbers using long division, as shown above.

What are the benefits of displaying posters in the classroom?

We know that getting your children to understand division strategies can be a challenge, but with our colourful, comprehensive and teacher-made resources you aren’t short of help! Designed to be bright and coloured by our content creation teams, this poster would make the perfect centrepiece for a division display. Children will be able to see all the different maths vocabulary that is used to represent division.

Poster title: Synthesis of Highly Enantioenriched Sulfonimidamides By Stereospecific SuFEx Reaction of Sulfonimidoyl Fluorides with AminesCreate word problems that can be solved using the division chart 1-100, encouraging students to refer to the chart to find the correct answers. Free printable division tools like tables and charts are valuable for reinforcing division facts and skills. They offer convenient practice for students and are helpful additions to lesson plans for teachers and parents seeking extra educational content. Division posters and anchor charts can also be classroom staples, offering visual examples to support students in mastering division.• Flow Chart Worksheet Templates All of our resources are designed by our specialist team and approved by experienced teachers to ensure that you're being provided with the highest quality of content. Perfect for helping you to easily plan and prepare your lessons in advance.

Why not use this really helpful Times Table & Corresponding Division Facts Activity Booklet to support you? Why is it important to learn long division?Poster title: Reverse polarity reductive functionalization of amides via a tandem hydrosilylation/photocatalytic strategy. The posters include divisions strategies such as repeated subtraction, grouping into arrays and partitioning. It also includes methods such as inverse, halving and short-division. Based on the division anchor chart, students solve a series of division problems that apply the strategies or steps outlined on the anchor chart.

Help your pupils to develop and perfect their maths skills using this easy-to-read Long Division Poster. There are 564 beads in a jar. They need to be divided equally into six small jars. How many beads will be in each jar?Alternatively, you may wish to use this resource as a useful prompt. Simply print out, laminate to protect this resource against multiple use, and place on your children's work tables to assist them with their work.