Free Division Poster | Class 1 | Maths | BookFlik
Make learning fun with our vibrant educational resource designed for classroom walls or home study desks. This Maths division poster year 1 core resource provides a clear, visual introduction to sharing and grouping for five and six-year-olds. As children begin their journey into multiplication and division, this poster uses friendly illustrations featuring Max the monkey to help pupils visualise the concept of sharing objects into equal groups.
This Maths division poster year 1 core is fully aligned with the CBSE / NCERT Curriculum, supporting the requirement for children to solve one-step problems involving division by calculating the answer using concrete objects, pictorial representations, and arrays. By using Max the monkey to demonstrate how to share items like bananas, children can grasp the abstract concept of division through relatable, everyday scenarios.
Teachers can use this resource as a focal point during carpet time or as a handy reference guide during independent maths tasks. The poster is designed at the core level, meaning it is perfectly suited for learners working at the expected standard for Class 1. It bridges the gap between physical manipulatives and written numbers, helping pupils build confidence with early division.
Whether you are printing this for a display board or laminating it for a maths working wall, this Maths division poster year 1 core serves as an essential tool for your classroom. It includes five engaging questions to test understanding:
1. If Max has 6 bananas and shares them between 2 monkeys, how many does each monkey get?
2. Can you circle groups of 2 in this set of 8 stars?
3. If you have 10 pence and share it equally between 2 piggy banks, how much is in each?
4. Is 12 divided by 2 the same as sharing 12 items into 2 equal piles?
5. Draw 4 groups of 2. How many items are there altogether?
Download this free resource today to support your pupils’ mathematical development.
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