Question

Gina teaches arts and crafts to kids. She is handing out p popsicle sticks to each kid, and there are 5 kids in today's class. Gina will hand out 40 popsicle sticks in all.
Which diagram models the story






Questions

Answer 1

To model the story of Gina handing out popsicle sticks to 5 kids, we can create a simple diagram that breaks down the distribution of the popsicle sticks. Since Gina is handing out a total of 40 popsicle sticks to 5 kids, we can represent this scenario using a visual diagram that shows the total number of popsicle sticks and the number of kids.

### Diagram Representation

1. **Total Popsicle Sticks**: A large box or circle labeled "40 Popsicle Sticks" at the top.

2. **Kids**: Five smaller boxes or circles labeled "Kid 1", "Kid 2", "Kid 3", "Kid 4", "Kid 5" arranged below the total popsicle sticks.

3. **Distribution**: Draw arrows from the "40 Popsicle Sticks" box or circle pointing towards each of the 5 kids’ boxes or circles. Next to each kid's box, you can write "8 sticks" since \( \frac{40 \text{ sticks}}{5 \text{ kids}} = 8 \text{ sticks per kid} \).

### Summary

The visual diagram will help illustrate:

- Total popsicle sticks: 40
- Number of kids: 5
- Popsicle sticks each kid receives: 8

This diagram effectively captures the scenario and clearly shows the distribution of popsicle sticks among the kids. If you have any specific designs or diagrams in mind, feel free to ask!