Mrs. Fanning had 20 counters. She made 5 equal groups. How many counters were in each group?

80 divided by 4

Mrs. Davis baked cinnamon rolls this morning. If there are 5 people in her family, and she baked 8 rolls, did she bake enough for each person to eat two?

Mrs. Joss had twelve flowers delivered to her. She wanted to share with Mrs. Davis (because Mr. Davis never buys her flowers). How many should both teachers have if they each have an equal amount of flowers?

100 divided by 5

On Sunday Mrs. Davis is baking cookies. She has a bag of 200 chocolate chips. If she wants to put 20 chips in each cookie, how many cookies can she bake?

Mrs. Porter put 24 cards into 4 equal piles. How many cards are in each pile?

50 divided by 5

Mr. Davis loves chocolate no bake cookies. If Mrs. Davis makes 30, and Mr Davis eats half of them, how many are left?

Mrs. Scofield has 30 oranges. If she needs 6 oranges to fill each bag, how many bags can she fill?

64 divided by 8

Mrs. Davis will bake four pies for Thanksgiving. Each pie has 6 slices. If there are twelve people at our Thanksgiving, and I want them each to have the same amount of dessert, how many slices of pie can each person have?

Eight teachers went to a museum in two cars. The same number of people went in each car. How many people went in each car?

110 divided by 10

Who is more awesome? Mr. Davis
or Mrs. Davis?