Division

Worksheets across grades for this subject.

Grades covered: Grades 3–4 · 6 printable worksheets

Topics Covered

Division (within 100)

Division involves sharing equally or making groups and represents the inverse of multiplication. Students learn division both as fair sharing (how many in each group?) and as repeated subtraction (how many groups?).

Division is essential for fractions, ratios, proportions, and algebra. It's used constantly in real life for sharing, distributing, measuring, and solving rate problems. Understanding division as the inverse of multiplication is crucial for algebraic thinking.

Grades with aligned worksheets: 3, 4

Teaching Tips

Connect division to multiplication constantly (fact families). Use concrete models for both sharing and grouping interpretations. Teach students to estimate quotients before dividing. Address remainders meaningfully—what do they represent in context? Use multiplication to check division work.

Quick assessment ideas

Test division fact fluency. Include division word problems requiring interpretation of remainders in context. Ask students to use multiplication to check division. Present division in both sharing and grouping contexts. Assess long division procedural accuracy.