It’s a key maths skill, and one that takes a lot of practice to get right. Our resources are perfect for helping children get a firm grasp on these fundamentals. Print the posters and display them in your classroom for students to reference when doing independent work.

Here are several brilliant classroom posters which are designed to help your class learn about the various division strategies. KS1: Children can use the world around them (Food, pets, etc) to understand that division is grouping of equal parts with our Introducing Division PowerPoint. Get creative with our poster and cut it up. Move the different words around your display and children can create their own problems for each other to solve, using the new vocabulary. Children will be introduced to the concept of division as sharing at the Foundation Stage and gradually develop their understanding and ability to work with more complex forms of sharing and division.Once the design is complete, print your division chart printable on a large poster paper. Ensure the print is clear and large enough to be visible from a distance for it to be effective as a division poster. Division can be taught at all levels and age ranges using a variety of methods, such as written, visual, hands-on experience, using toys and objects and even using groups of children in a class. We have collected a few resources that you can use as inspiration to teach sharing and division at any age: It's the perfect visual aid to support the teaching of dividing fractions, no matter what the learning space is.

Decorated with our beautiful hand-drawn illustrations by our specialist team, this is a great resource to use in your classroom to help your pupils learn all about this written method. More resources similar to this Long Division Poster

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If you are currently in the process of teaching your students different strategies for division and think that these division strategies posters will be beneficial to them, you may also wish to look at our other handy resources for learning about and practising division strategies.