Find the answers to the problems. 1. Mr Singh buys 26 doughnuts and shares them equally amongst 6 children. a. How many doughnuts does each child get? b. How many doughnuts are left over? 2. Mrs Smith donates 500 toys to her son's school. There are 25 bags of toys. How many toys are there in each bag? 3. On Mr Buthelezi's farm there are 37 rows of cabbages. Each row has 34 cabbages. How many cabbages are there in total? 4. A clothes-maker sends 654 t-shirts to 24 different shops. a. How many t-shirts does each shop get? b. How many t-shirts are left over? 5. A farmer has to pack 65 eggs into 6 boxes. a. How many boxes does he fill? b. How many eggs are left over?

Each child will get 4 doughnuts since 26 divided by 6 is 4 with a remainder of 2. Therefore, after giving 4 to each of the 6 children, there are 2 doughnuts left over. For Mrs. Smith's toys, if there are 500 toys divided among 25 bags, that means each bag contains 20 toys (500 divided by 25). So every bag is well stocked with 20 squeaky, plush, or educational toys for the kids to enjoy! There are a whopping 1,258 cabbages on Mr. Buthelezi's farm! By multiplying 37 rows of cabbages by 34 cabbages in each row, we get 1,258 cabbages ready for harvest. That’s a lot of crunchy salads! When it comes to Mr. Buthelezi's shirts, each shop will receive 27 t-shirts, since 654 divided by 24 gives us exactly 27, with a remainder of 6. That means 6 lovely t-shirts will stay back, waiting for their next adventure! Finally, the farmer can fill 10 boxes with 65 eggs, as 65 divided by 6 equals 10, with 5 eggs left over. Those 5 eggs can chill out while the others get packed up for market day!