Division worksheets
Free worksheets: Division, KS2
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Speed grids: 4 times table division facts
Race against the clock to divide each number in these grids by 4. How quickly can you do it?
Halving investigation
If you take any three-digit number ending in two zeros and keep halving it, you will eventually end up with a number that ends in 5. Do you think this is true? Test this out using this table to record your findings. Test every number possible.
Dividing multiples of 100
When dividing multiples of 100 it can be easier to divide each number by ten first. Can you work out these sums using this method?
Dividing decimals using grids
A worksheet to help your child understand an easy method for dividing a number with two decimal places by a whole number.
Counting and sharing objects game
This Teddy Bears’ picnic game is designed to support children’s understanding of counting out objects from a larger group and then sharing them into equal, smaller groups.
Sharing problem-solving
This worksheet is designed to help your child practise their division problem-solving skills.
Sharing a group of objects equally
Sharing is a practical skill and is your child’s first step towards understanding division. In Reception, children are expected to be able to share a group of objects equally.
Division as repeated subtraction
An introduction to the method of ‘repeated subtraction’ (also called chunking), useless when we are dividing large numbers.
Dividing fractions by a whole number
If you can multiply fractions you’ll soon be able to divide them by whole numbers, too. Are you ready to have a go at these tricky calculations?
Incomplete number sentences multiplication and division
The number sentences in this worksheet each have one number or one symbol (x or ÷) missing. You’ll need to know your 2, 5, 10, 3, 6 and 8 times tables to work out what it is!
Using the chunking method with remainders
Can you remember how to use the chunking method to divide large numbers? Use this method to solve these tricky problems.
Using long division to divide
Do you remember how to use the long division method? Can you use the long division method to complete these calculations?
Using chunking to divide four-digit numbers
Chunking is using multiplication to help us divide. There is no one particular way to do each calculation, it is all about estimating, using your own knowledge of numbers. Can you use chunking to help you solve these problems?
Long division word problems
Setting out your calculation correctly is really important in long division. Remember to write all the numbers in the right place or you’ll get confused! Can you solve these problems using long division?
Long division with remainders practice
The long division method is a fast way to divide numbers by two- or three-digit numbers. Can you use the long division method to solve these problems?
Long division explained
Long division is used to divide a large number by a two- (or more) digit number. It is set out in a similar way to short division. We've started off some calculations. Can you can continue each one on your own?
Division using chunking practice
Chunking uses multiplication to help us divide. It involves taking away chunks of the same size from the number (repeated subtraction) until we run out. Can you use chunking to solve these division problems?
Using the short division method
One of the quickest ways to divide numbers is to use the short division method. Can you use this method to solve these problems?
Solving word problems with short division
Work out these problems using the short division method.
Short multiplication practice
Here's a reminder of how to to multiply numbers using the short multiplication method. Can you use this method to solve these sums?
Short division with remainders
Sometimes when we divide we are left with a remainder. Can you use the short division method for these calculations? Remember, you will get a remainder for each one.
Short division practice
Look through this step-by-step reminder of how to use the short division method and then see if you can answer these questions.