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He has 18 grapes and puts  \nthem into piles of 3 grapes. How many groups will there be?  Draw 18 grapes in groups of 3 below. Draw a ring around each group.  \nHow many groups are there?   We can write this as   ÷   =    \n2) Quadra the Operations Salamander has caught 27 spiders. She puts them into groups of 9 spiders. How many groups will there be?  \nDraw 27 spiders in groups of 9 below. Draw a ring around each group.  \nHow many groups are there?   We can write this as   ÷   =    \nUNDERSTANDING DIVISION AS GROUPING SHEET 2 ANSWERS  \n1) Tyger Salamander is eating grapes for his dinner. He has 18 grapes and puts  \nthem into piles of 3 grapes. How many groups will there be?  \nDraw 18 grapes in groups of 3 below. Draw a ring around each group.  \nHow many groups are there? 6 We can write this as 18 ÷ 3 = 6  \n2) Quadra the Operations Salamander has caught 27 spiders. She puts them into groups of 9 spiders. How many groups will there be?  \nDraw 27 spiders in groups of 9 below. 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