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This Google slides box method division lesson provides a step by step guide for students to learn how to set up and complete division problems using the box method (sometimes referred to as an area model).
An additional template slide is provided so that educators can create their own additional example for their class.
Slides can also be printed out (1 per page) and used as posters to display around the classroom.
A set of editable box method division worksheets to accompany this lesson is available. Please click the link below:
Box Method Division Worksheets 2×1 3×1 and 4×1 Digit including Editable Templates
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