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    The document discusses forming equal groups from a total number of objects. It provides examples of dividing donuts, flowers, strawberries, bananas, and potatoes into equal groups to determine how many groups can be formed. Students are encouraged to work through dividing problems to practice forming equal groups from a given quantity.

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    INSTRUCTIONAL MATERIAL 3

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    The document discusses forming equal groups from a total number of objects. It provides examples of dividing donuts, flowers, strawberries, bananas, and potatoes into equal groups to determine how many groups can be formed. Students are encouraged to work through dividing problems to practice forming equal groups from a given quantity.

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    Instructional Material 3

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    Kristine Gragasin
    The document discusses forming equal groups from a total number of objects. It provides examples of dividing donuts, flowers, strawberries, bananas, and potatoes into equal groups to determine how many groups can be formed. Students are encouraged to work through dividing problems to practice forming equal groups from a given quantity.

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    of 12

    FORMATION OF

    EQUAL GROUPS
    OF OBJECTS
    LESSON 3

    INSPIRED BY
    REVIEW TIME!
    DIVIDE USING THE NUMBER LINE

    12 ÷ 4 = ?
    Carlo’s mother bought him 30 pieces of
    donuts. Carlo cannot finish everything that’s
    why he decided to share it to his friends.
    Carlo wanted to give 6 pieces of donuts for
    every person. Now, Carlo wants to know
    how many equal groups can be formed.
    Hanna picked 8 flowers.
    She wants to put 2 flowers
    in each vase. How many
    vases does she need?
    Mang Gardo harvested 24
    strawberries. He put 4 strawberries in
    each plastic bag to give to his
    neighbors. How many neighbors can
    Mang Gardo give his strawberries to?
    TRY THIS!

    Divide 12 bananas into


    groups of 2. How
    many groups will there
    be?
    TRY THIS!

    Divide 18 potatoes into


    groups of 3. How
    many groups will there
    be?
    TRY THIS!

    Divide 18 potatoes into


    groups of 3. How
    many groups will there
    be?

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