Workbook for elementary school students, subject Mathematics, grades 2-4. The small multiplication table is an important topic in 2nd grade! In this calculation operation, it involves mentally breaking down a quantity into equal-sized subsets or deriving the results from the inverse of multiplication: 49:7=7, since 7•7=49. But what about division problems with a remainder? To ensure that division with and without a remainder is as intuitive as the small multiplication table, the key is also to practice, practice, practice. In this workbook, children systematically learn division within the number range up to 100: First, they develop an understanding of the operation through "fair sharing" in everyday situations, then they establish a connection between division and multiplication, until they eventually learn to recognize and solve division problems with remainders. The clear structure, manageable amount of work per page, and increasing difficulty level allow children to work individually, but above all, to achieve quick, visible successes. With this practice book, children receive a motivating learning material as well as a meaningful learning documentation that they can look back on with pride. As practice material, the workbook is suitable for individualized instruction, independent work, and also as homework.