Each of the four problems on this sheet presents a word scenario, such as 12 cookies shared into 3 groups, and asks your student to draw the equal groups in a blank space, then complete the division sentence and fill in how many items each group holds. The worked apple example at the top models the full process, so students entering grades 2 to 3 can read it, understand what is expected, and move forward without a long explanation from you.

This division as sharing equally worksheet works well as a guided first lesson on division or as independent follow-up practice once you have introduced the concept aloud. Drawing the groups before writing the equation reinforces that division describes a real action, not just a procedure. Students practice translating a verbal scenario into a visual model and then into symbolic notation, three representations of the same idea in one problem.