Dividing Decimals Animated Review VideoDirect link to Dividing Decimals Animated Review for closed-captionsThis short animated video walks students through the process of dividing with decimals. Two practice problems are presented in the video. The first practice problem has a whole number for the divisor and a number with a decimal for the dividend. The second practice problem has decimals in both the divisor and dividend. This video can be used with students in multiple grade levels to teach dividing decimals as a new concept or as a reteaching tool. You can use either the embed code or direct URL provided below to integrate the Dividing Decimals Animated Review video into your course.The video is closed-captioned and a PDF version of the transcript has been attached.  

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