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Division Colour by Number: Beach

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Overview:

A division colour-by-number activity featuring a person at the beach, where students solve division sums to determine the colours for the picture. Designed for students in year 3 and year 4.

Learning Objectives:

Practise division facts in an engaging and creative way.
Improve fluency and accuracy in solving division problems.
Develop number recognition and attention to detail through colouring.

How the Activity Works:

Students solve division problems, with each answer corresponding to a specific colour. They then use the correct colours to complete the picture of a person at the beach. This fun and interactive activity helps reinforce division skills while encouraging creativity.

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