The baker makes 54 biscuits in the morning.
Then he makes 26 more in the afternoon.
He puts 10 biscuits in each bag. How many
bags does he fill?

The baker initially makes 54 biscuits in the morning and then adds 26 more in the afternoon, bringing his total to 80 biscuits. To find out how many bags he fills, you simply divide the total number of biscuits (80) by the number of biscuits per bag (10). So, 80 ÷ 10 = 8 bags. The baker fills 8 perfect bags with those delicious biscuits!

Now imagine if he had an extra busy day and made even more biscuits! Just think, if he had made 40 more biscuits instead of 26, he’d have a whopping 94 biscuits to pack! That would mean filling up 9 bags, with 4 biscuits left over for a treat later. Biscuits to spare are always a win!