This resource is designed for K-5 students and focuses on Lesson 6, which emphasizes interpreting division problems using the array model. It includes application problems, problem sets, and exercises that invite students to apply their understanding of division through practical scenarios, such as distributing tennis balls into cans or jars of sauce into boxes. The lessons guide students in drawing arrays to visually represent the unknown factors and quotients in division equations, helping them deepen their comprehension of division concepts. Activities are structured to promote interaction, allowing students to solve problems collaboratively and represent their thinking graphically. Each section is geared towards reinforcing the understanding of relationships in division and multiplication through engaging, real-world contexts.