19 crackers are shared equally among 4 students. How many crackers does each student get, and how many are left over?

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Make full equal groups first. This 3rd Grade Math lesson builds the skill Model division as sharing and grouping with a concept card and practice.

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"Interpret remainders in context" is a 3rd Grade Math lesson in the Division facts unit, designed for students around ages 8-9.

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Question

19 crackers are shared equally among 4 students. How many crackers does each student get, and how many are left over?

Accepted Answer

4 remainder 3