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  • Name

  • Student code

  • Grade

Level 4

Recall multiplication facts up to 10 × 10 and related division facts (ACMNA075)

  • I can prove the inverse relationship between division and multiplication.

Level 5

Solve problems involving division by a one digit number, including those that result in a remainder (ACMNA101)

  • I can solve short division problems with no renaming, no internal zero and no remainders. <br>

  • I can solve short division problems with renaming across one place, no internal zero and no remainders. <br>

  • I can solve short division problems with renaming across two, no internal zero and no remainders.

  • I can solve short division problems with renaming across two, with an internal zero and no remainders.

  • I can solve short division problems with whole remainders without renaming.

  • I can solve short division problems with whole remainders with renaming.

  • I can convert a remainder into a fractional remainder.

  • I can identify when to use a whole or fractional remainder when solving problems.

  • I can solve simple Division problems accessing prior knowledge of factors when using the equivalent division strategy.

  • I can use equivalent division

Level 6

  • I can use renaming to solve division problems with a two digit divisor and whole remainders.

  • I can solve division problems that require a decimal fraction.

  • I can record terminating and recurring remainders correctly.

  • I can select and justify an appropriate strategy for solving division problems mentally.

  • I can explain where to use ratios in everyday life.

  • I can calculate simple ratios.

Level 7

  • I can explain the relationship between square numbers and square root.

  • I can use a preferred method do divid fractions by a whole number.

  • I can explain why and how the flip and multiply model works when dividing fractions.

  • I can use division to find equivalent ratios

  • I can simplify ratios using division

Level 8

  • I can prove how the rules of 'multiplying and dividing' integers works.

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