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Division facts are introduced gradually and practiced comprehensively. Short division is practiced and followed by divisibility rules. Long division is introduced and practiced interactively.
Since long division is one of the most challenging arithmetic topics to be studied, students are given ample practice in this, the longest section in the program.
All sections have corresponding division worksheets, including long division worksheets.
This program has 16 sections. Each section has 20-30 interactive screens. Each section concludes with a quiz - the score is recorded on the included database. Each section has a mirror-image worksheet for pencil and paper work.
Additional topics included in this division program are also appropriate for older students: Averages, Order of Operations, Probability, Charts and Graphs, and a large word problem section using the four arithmetic operations studied in the series.
Division is the fifth and last program in the "Arithmetic Series" and concludes the study of operations on whole numbers. Simple division is studied (dividing by a single digit), followed by an intense study of long division. This math software for 5th grade division will help the students gain confidence and expertise through interactive step-by-step practice. Division worksheets of each section are printable for class work or homework. Students who have completed this 5-program series successfully will be able to continue their studies with the Basic Math Series.
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Easy navigation from clickable menus.
| |  Division facts are compared to multiplication facts
Quizzes conclude each of the 15 learning sections in "Division".
Allow 30-40 minutes for each learning section.
| | |  Important Concepts
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Rules are learned and practiced. Learning basic concepts improves a student's chances of moving on to higher math courses.
| |  Review Sections
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Every 5th section is a review of the previous four sections. Reinforce the concepts while assessing student progress -- or use the level reviews for placement of new students.
| | |  Each section begins with a navigation page
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Each section of each program begins with a navigation page for easy access to specific concepts. These programs also automatically "bookmark" the student's last viewed screen and will prompt the student to return to that screen upon their return.
This section on basic charts and graphs gives the student a beginning learning opportunity into the world of statistics.
| |  Worksheets
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Printable worksheets for classwork or homework. Reinforce the time students have spent at the computer with pencil and paper practice. Worksheets have the same content as the computer learning sections.
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