Asks how many equal groups there will be (measurement division): Lisa has 28 apricots to put in bags. She wants to put 7 apricots in each bag. How many bags will she need?, Jack has 40 chocolates. He wants to put 8 chocolates on each plate. How many plates will he need?, Tom has 12 golf balls. He puts them in groups of 3. How many groups?, A store has 45 t-shirts in boxes of 5. How many boxes?, Tim places 35 books on his bookshelf with 7 books on each shelf. How many shelves does Tim need?, Jack has 27 dollars. How many 9 dollar kites can he buy with 27 dollars?, There are 12 slices of pizza. Each child gets 4 slices of pizza. How many children are there?, Jack has 12 toy helicopters. He wants to put the helicopters into groups of 3. How many groups will he have?, Each pile of laundry has 6 socks. If there are 30 socks in all, how many piles of laundry are there?, Each fish tank at the pet store has 7 goldfish. If there are 42 goldfish in all, how many fish tanks are there?, There are 40 robots in a toy store. There store owner puts 8 robots on each shelf. How many shelves had robots on them?, There were 21 children. The teacher put the children into groups of three. How many groups were there?, Kate has 30 cookies. She put 5 cookies in each bag. How many bags does Katie need?, Each group in the gym has 7 third graders. If there are 42 third graders in all, how many groups are there?, Each cage at the pet store has 4 puppies. If there are 28 puppies in all, how many cages are there?, Each parking lot at the mall has 8 motor bikes. If there are 24 motors bikes in all, how many parking lots are there?, Asks how many will be in each group (partitive division): Jack has 20 toy dinosaurs. HE puts in equal number of dinosaurs in each of 4 boxes. How many dinosaurs are in each box?, Lisa has 24 roses. She puts them into 6 equal groups. How many roses does Lisa put in each group?, Jack has a box of 36 chocolate cookies. He divides them equally among 6 friends. How many chocolate cookies does each friend get?, Sarah buys 32 cupcakes. She separates them into 8 equal groups. How many cupcakes are in each group?, Lizette picks 25 flowers from the garden. She gives an equal number of flowers to 5 people. How many flowers does each person get?, You have 32 crayons. You have 4 boxes. Each box has the same number of crayons. How many crayons are in each box?, You see 18 birds. You see 2 trees. Each tree has the same number of birds. How many birds are in each tree?, You have 25 candy canes. You have 5 plates. Each plate has the same number of candy canes. How many candy canes are on each plate?, Jack puts 15 basketballs into 3 groups. How many basketballs are in each group?, Mr. Humby had 28 pencils, which he shared equally between 7 students. How many pencils did each student recieve?, Megan has 20 notebooks. She puts the notebooks into 4 piles, with the same number in each pile. How many notebooks are in each pile?, Karen had 16 ladybugs. She put the ladybugs into 4 jars, with the same number in each jar. How many ladybugs did Karen put in each jar?, Max put 42 chocolates in boxes. He had 7 boxes and put the same number of chocolates in each box. How many chocolates did Max put in each box?, Sue put 48 tennis balls in containers. She had 6 containers and placed the same number of tennis balls in each container. How many tennis balls did Sue place in each container?, Meg had 28 eggs. She wants to put the same amount of eggs in each carton. If she had 4 cartons, how many eggs will she put in each one?, Scott bought 7 ice cream cones that each cost the same amounts. He spent a total of $21. How much did each ice cream cone cost?,

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