About Division
A grid of purple dots shows a total shared into equal rows, with a division like 12 ÷ 3 underneath. Your child counts how many dots sit in one row and taps the answer. The oldest kids solve division facts with no dots to help.
How to play
- Look at the dots shared into equal rows.
- Count one row or use a times table, then tap the answer.
- Use the number keys on a computer, 1 for the first answer.
What your child practices
- Sharing equally
- Division facts
- Linking division and times tables
- Rows and arrays
How it grows with your child
YoungAges 6-8
Dots in two to five rows, with up to five in each row.
Big KidsAges 8-11
Division facts up to 100 divided by 10, with no dots and four choices.
Play together
Deal a pile of cards or crackers to a few stuffed toys, one at a time, and count how many each gets.
