Long Division Basics 3)73 or 73+3 Use Base 10 Blocks to Show 73: BEEBE Ee There cre now 7 tens and 3 I's which represent 73 Always start with a 2 digit number to be divided by a 1 digit rumber, The child should always represent the number. 3)73 or 73=3 Once the number: is represented in base 10 blocks. Begin divicing the base 10 blocks into groups of three, Draw 3 boxes or circles and Share the base i0 blocks into ‘three groups: When we divide the 7 groups of ten into roups there is 1 group of fen left over. We put the 3 1's into groups and there are ho 1's left over. To finish sharing the last group of 10, it needs to be traded for 10° 1's,3)73 or _73+3 j Hh Trade a 10 for the 10 1's Into the 3 groups. How many are in each group: 210s and 4's with 1 left over. Therefore: 73 divided by 3 = 24 with 1 left over, How to use cut outs for Base 10 instead of Base 10 blocks: al m= 6c Using the PDF of the pattern for the 100 block, Copy pattern on to heavy card stock. Cut out several blocks of the hundred square Cut out several strips from the hundred block for 10 strips. Cut out many one’s from the tens or hundreds. These will last much longer if they are laminated. os wre The child can use these for addition and subtraction iring regrouping/carrying/borrowing etc. a They can be used for early division to enssire understanding.