Long Division Steps

What are the four repeating steps of division?

• Divide, multiply, subtract, bring it back

• Multiply, add, bring it back, subtract

• Just divide four times

• Divide, subtract, multiply, divide

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What number in this picture is the dividend?

• 8

• 87

• 703

• 63

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What number in this picture is the quotient?

• 8

• 703

• 87

• 56

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They forgot to write the remainder next to the quotient. What is the remainder?

• 8

• 703

• 87

• 7

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I have the following problem on my test. What is the first thing I'm going to do?

• See how many times 3 can go into 1

• Multiply 3 times 1641

• Subtract 3 from 16

• Panic

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Can 3 go into 1?

• Yes

• No

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Since 3 can't go into 1, what do I do now?

• Give up

• Move over to the next digit and see if 3 can go into it

• Curse the person who invented long division

• Cry

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We moved to the next digit. Can 3 go into 16? How many times?

• Yes, 3

• Yes, 4

• Yes, 5

• No

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3 x 5 = ?

• 11

• 13

• 16

• 15

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I know that 3 x 5 = 15, what do I do with the 15?

• Add it to the quotient at the top

• Subtract it from 16

• Add it to 16

• Cry about it

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