Long Division Methods: 3 Strategies for Teaching 4th, 5th, and 6th Graders | Math Expressions скачать в хорошем качестве

Long Division Methods: 3 Strategies for Teaching 4th, 5th, and 6th Graders | Math Expressions

In this video, I break down long division for 4th, 5th, and 6th graders, focusing on maintaining number sense and understanding division through concrete, visual, and abstract methods. These strategies for teaching long division emphasize understanding over memorization. These strategies are perfect to use within the Math Expressions curriculum. You'll learn how to: ✔️Use place value sections (box method) to teach long division. ✔️Apply the expanded method for a deeper understanding of the division process. ✔️Transition to the digit-by-digit method without losing the meaning behind the steps. Key Concepts: ✔️Teaching long division while maintaining number sense and place value. ✔️Using place value blocks and pictorial representations to reinforce understanding. ✔️Gradually moving from concrete methods to more abstract methods. ✔️Ensuring students understand the 'why' behind each step, not just the 'how'. ___________________________________________________________ Teach Math Expressions? Join my PRIVATE FB group for monthly teacher freebies and lesson advice 👉   / mathexpressionsusers   Follow for more tips like these on Instagram 👉   / empowerlearngrow   Create a free account to access my GIANT vault of Math Expressions resources FOR FREE 👉 https://www.empowerlearngrow.com/me-r... Become part of the Math Genius Squad, a professional development and no-prep resource hub for K-6th Math Expressions Teachers 👉 https://www.empowerlearngrow.com/math... #longdivisiontipsandtricks #longdivision4thgrade #longdivision5thgrade #placevaluesections #expandedmethod #digit-by-digitmethod #mathtalk #elementarymath #teachingdivision #howtoteachlongdivision