A whole class active game that allows students to think about division and the concept of remainders.
This teaching resource is a great way to encourage learning division through a physical game.
Divide and Conquer is a quick game which promotes team building skills such as cooperation and active communication. It allows students to think about division and the concept of remainders.
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