Show a seven-year-old twenty squares sorted into four circles and ask what happened, and you will hear a story: « Someone shared them out. » The symbols for that story are new, but the idea is not. This 2nd grade division sentence multiple choice worksheet lets your child match the two. Four models fill the page: squares in four circles, circles in five rings, pentagons in three circles and stars in six circles. Under each model, four division sentences wait with a small box beside each one. Your child counts, compares and ticks the sentence that describes the model. A second page gives the answer key.