Printable A4 worksheets from the Division with a Ratio Table teaching tool. Every question starts at one group and asks how many groups it takes — so division is met as the missing factor, and the rows a student chooses are the strategy. Worksheet language prints every instruction bilingually for EAL/D students; the numerals stay Western and LTR.
The paper
Group size and Level work independently, so a class practising groups of 15 alone can still meet small answers first. A level with no ticked group size of its own falls back to whatever is ticked, rather than printing nothing.
Sections — and how many of each
The order is the teaching. A hands back a table already begun, so the first thing a student does is notice what the given rows are worth. B gives them the one row every table starts with and nothing else — the rows they choose are the strategy. C puts the table beside a grid, so the same six numbers are met twice. D asks how many groups fit, which is the question a ratio table was already answering.
Options
Everything is off to begin with, so the plainest paper is the one you get without asking. The check sentence prints ___ × 15 = 270 under each question, so an answer can be tested rather than believed. Which rows helped? asks a student to go back and name the two or three rows that did the work — the point of the table is the choosing, not the filling. The answer key shows a route through the table, not just the answer, so it can be handed to a student.