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The Circle of Knowledge

by Henry W. Ruoff

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Division by Partition

Make use of blocks or substitutes to show the process here.

Example: 1⁄4 of 12 = 3.

The teacher should ask the child, “How would you count this story?”

Facts Given by Child

12 = whole number of blocks.

4 = number of parts.

We want to know the number in each part.

We place the blocks so, as we know there are 4 parts:—

We have put one in each part.

Now we will put one in each part until the 12 blocks are gone:—

There are 3 in each part.

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