Division Worksheet
Divide. Write each answer on the line.ANSWER KEY
How to fill out a Division Worksheet
Make division practice from basic facts to remainders. Facts sheets use whole-number answers from 0 to 12, single-divisor sheets focus on one number, and the 2- and 3-digit levels prepare students for long division. Choose the remainder level when students are ready to write answers like 7 R2.
How to fill it out
- Pick the level, the number of problems and the layout in the panel above the worksheet.
- Click New problems until you like the set — every click makes a fresh worksheet.
- Print it, or choose Save as PDF in the print window.
- Click Show answer key and print again to get a matching answer sheet.
Tips
- Connect each division fact to its multiplication fact: 56 ÷ 7 = 8 because 7 × 8 = 56.
- Start with “Divide by 2”, “Divide by 5” and “Divide by 10”.
- Use the remainder level only after facts are quick.
- Have students check answers by multiplying back.
FAQ
Do all problems divide evenly?
Yes, except at the “with remainders” level, where answers are written like 7 R2.
Can I practice dividing by one number?
Yes. Choose “Divide by 6” (or any number from 2 to 12) in Level.
Can I print the answers?
Click Show answer key, then print that copy for checking.
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