Maths
Fourth Grade Division Worksheets
Larger divisions that still divide exactly, with fewer questions and more room.
Four steps
How to print fourth grade division worksheets
- 1
Check the range
Opens at 2 to 25, which suits this stage. Move it if one child needs something different.
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Set how many
32 questions a page by default. Fewer for a younger child.
- 3
Keep or drop the key
The answer key prints as its own page.
- 4
Shuffle if you want another
A new sheet at the same settings, so no two children get the same one.
- 5
Print or save as PDF
Plain paper is fine.
Why this range, and why this layout
The range goes up but the questions still divide cleanly, so the difficulty is in the size of the numbers rather than in handling a remainder. Thirty-two questions a page instead of fifty, because these take real working.
Before you print this one
Division facts to 12 recalled rather than worked out, and comfortable with multiplication by two-digit numbers.
On the layout
Estimating first is the habit worth building here: "144 divided by 12 is about ten-ish" catches an answer of 1.2 or 120 immediately. A child who checks the size of their answer has learned something more durable than the method.
When to move on
When these are secure, the remaining step is division that does not come out exactly. Everything here divides cleanly on purpose, so meeting remainders is a deliberate next lesson rather than an unpleasant surprise.
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