Represent division by sharing with equations
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I can represent and interpret division by sharing where there is a remainder.
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A multiplication and addition equation can be written to represent division between groups (or sharing).
A division equation can be written to represent division between groups (or sharing).
The number of equal groups to share out can be found by counting forwards.
The number of equal groups to share out can be found by counting backwards.
Counting forwards is usually easier because multiplication facts can be used to help us.
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