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Intro to Division - Level 1 This two page worksheet introduces division. It first uses lines to show how to group. Then it relates division to addition and multiplication. Teacher misunderstanding: Not all students are going to understand the relationship between multiplication and division. Allow them to use other ways to divide. Most will progress as they mature in mathematics. Preview Print Answers

Division is Multiplication All Levels This one page worksheet uses fill in the blanks to show the relationship between division and multiplication. Key concept: Division is multiplication backwards. If you can multiply you can divide. Preview Print Answers

Dividing by 2 - Level 1 This one page worksheet covers finding half of a number or dividing by 2. It uses fractions, division, and multiplication. Key concept: Dividing by two is a simple process that can be used for estimating and solving more difficult problems. Preview Print Answers

Division Practice - Level 1 This one page worksheet covers division by multiples of two. It uses the idea that if a student knows how to divide by 2 they can easily divide by 4 and 8. Key concept: Use basic skills to solve more complex division problems. For example: 164 ÷ 4 is the same as half of 164 twice. So a student can take half of 164 which is 82 and then take half of 82 which is 41 to get the answer. Preview Print Answers

Basic Division Practice All Levels This two page worksheet is designed for students to practice their basic division facts. It covers division up to 13. Key concept: The basics are the key to mathematics. Not being able to mentally add, subtract, multiply, and divide can really hurt a student's progress in math. Preview Print Answers

Long Division - Level 1 This two page worksheet introduces long division. It covers dividing by one digit and includes one page without remainders and one with. Key concept: Students need to understand the four basic steps of dividing: DIVIDE, MULTIPLY, SUBTRACT, and BRING DOWN. After bringing down, the process starts over. Preview Print Answers

Long Division - Level 2 This two page worksheet continues long division. It covers dividing by one and two digit numbers and includes one page without remainders and one with. Student misunderstanding: Lots of students get lost when it comes to dividing by two digit numbers. If a child does not know how to estimate, they usually get frustrated because of the time and effort it takes to solve (constantly multiplying). Preview Print Answers

Long Division - Level 3 This advance long division worksheet covers dividing by two and three digit numbers and includes one page without remainders and one with. Student misunderstanding: Dividing by three digits is very difficult for most students. If estimating is too confusing, have students list the multiples of the divisor (number you're dividing by). Yes, it's time consuming, but sometimes the long way works better. Preview Print Answers

Rewriting Long Division - Level 1 This two page worksheet introduces how to rewrite division and fractions to long division. Student misunderstanding: Most students get confused with reading and writing division problems, especially when it comes to fractions. Popular question is, "which one goes inside?" Preview Print Answers

Dividing by Multiples of 10 Level 2 This two page worksheet covers dividing by multiples of ten. It includes one page without remainders and one page with remainders. Key concept: Multiples of ten are the key to dividing larger numbers. Students can use this knowledge to estimate larger numbers and save time with long division. This is covered in our Division Book 2. Preview Print Answers

Long Division with Decimals Level 1 This two page worksheet introduces long division with decimals. It covers dividing when a decimal is already present, and adding a decimal and zero to complete a problem. Key concept: A decimal separates the whole number from the parts of a whole (fraction). And you are not changing a number by adding a decimal and a zero. Example: 1 is the same as 1.0 or 1.00 or 1.000000. Preview Print Answers

Long Division with Decimals Level 2 This two page worksheet continues long division with decimals. It covers adding more than one zero and repeaters. Key concept: That it's okay to add more and more zeros, and that some numbers can continue forever. Students should start recognizing the patterns of certain repeaters. Preview Print Answers

Long Division with Decimals Level 3 This two page worksheet covers decimals in the divisor (number on the outside). It includes prior division and decimal knowledge (adding zero's after a decimal, repeaters, etc.). Key concept: Can not divide with a decimal in the divisor, and whatever you do to the divisor you need to do to the dividend (inside number). Preview Print Answers

Word Problems Multiplication and Division Level 2 These one page word problem worksheets cover multiplication and division. They include one and two step problems. Version A     Preview Print Answers Version B     Preview Print Answers

Answer, Find, and Shade The Basics These one page, art worksheets review the four basic operations of arithmetic (addition, subtraction, multiplication, and division). The drawing is the same but the questions and answers are different for each level. Level 1     Preview Print Answers Level 2     Preview Print Answers Level 3     Preview Print Answers