Recognize when the estimated quotient is too low. Rewrite the division problem in long division form. Round the divisor and the dividend. If the remainder after subtraction in the long division is greater or equal to the divisor, increase the estimate by
A. Divide a group of objects into groups of given size with a remainder
B. Find the quotient and remainder by using multiples of the divisor
C. Find the quotient and remainder by subtracting the divisor from the dividend (Part 1)
D. Find the quotient and remainder by subtracting the divisor from the dividend (Part 2)
E. Estimate the quotient, then solve using long division with a 1-digit quotient (Part 1)
F. Estimate the quotient, then solve using long division with a 1-digit quotient (Part 2)
G. Solve using long division with a 1-digit quotient
H. Solve using long division with a 1-digit quotient (overestimate)
J. Solve using long division with a 1-digit quotient
K. Solve using long division with a 2-digit quotient (Part 1)
L. Solve using long division with a 2-digit quotient (over and underestimate)
M. Solve using long division with a 2-digit quotient (Part 2)
N. Solve using long division with a 3-digit quotient
O. Solve using long division with a 3-digit quotient (over and underestimate) (Part 1)
P. Solve using long division with a 3-digit quotient (over and underestimate) (Part 2)