Division Second Level/KS2 Anchor Charts

A bright and engaging set of Division Anchor Charts designed for pupils working within Second Level Curriculum for Excellence.

This colourful 8-page resource supports learners in developing a secure understanding of division, from sharing and grouping through to written methods and checking answers using multiplication.

What’s included?

The pack contains 8 full-page anchor charts covering:

• What is division?
• Sharing and grouping
• Division facts and fact families
• Dividing by 10, 100 and 1,000
• Partitioning
• Chunking and repeated subtraction
• Formal written division
• Checking answers and choosing strategies

Each poster includes:

• Clear, child-friendly explanations
• Worked examples
• Visual representations
• Key mathematical vocabulary
• Step-by-step strategies
• Helpful reminders
• Short “Try it!” questions for pupil practice

Perfect for:

• P5–P7 learners
• Second Level Numeracy and Mathematics
• Whole-class maths teaching
• Maths working walls
• Classroom displays
• Guided maths groups
• Revision and consolidation
• Supporting independent learning
• Pupils who benefit from visual and step-by-step explanations

The resource helps pupils understand division in different ways, including sharing equally, grouping, using known multiplication facts, partitioning and formal written methods.

It also encourages learners to choose an efficient strategy for the numbers involved and to use multiplication and estimation to check whether their answers are reasonable.

The consistent, colourful primary-style design makes the charts easy to navigate and ideal for displaying throughout a division topic.

Simply print the full set for your maths working wall, introduce individual posters alongside each lesson, or add them to pupil maths folders and reference books.

Curriculum: Curriculum for Excellence
Level: Second Level
Subject: Numeracy and Mathematics
Topic: Division / Number Processes
Pages: 8

A practical and visually engaging classroom resource for helping Second Level learners become more confident and flexible when working with division.