3 and 4 Digit Worksheets With Remainders

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by Deb Russell
Deb Russell is a school principal who has taught mathematics at all levels. She is also a freelance writer with more than 14 years of experience.
Updated October 30, 2017

These division worksheets are provided in PDF and are suitable for students who already understand the concept of division with 1 and 2 digit numbers. Answer keys are included on the second pages.

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Division Worksheet # 1

These worksheets should not be attempted until the student has a firm grasp of both division facts and 2 and 3 digit division.

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Division Worksheet # 2

Calculators should only be used once a student understands the concept of division and to check answers.

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Division Worksheet # 3

NOTE: the answer sheet is provided on the 2nd page of the PDF.

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Division Worksheet # 4

As a rule of thumb, if a child misses 3 questions in a row, it is time to go back and teach/remediate the concept. Typically missing 3 or more in a row is an indication that they're not quite ready for the concept.

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Division Worksheet # 5

Long division is almost obsolete; however, students should be able to understand the concept and be able to complete long division questions. Although it's certainly not essential to spend a great deal of time on long division.

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Division Worksheet # 6

Always remember that the concept of division should be taught using 'fair shares.' Remainders mean that there aren't enough to give a fair share and it's like they are the leftovers.

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Division Worksheet # 7

When a child has mastered 7 questions correctly in a row, it usually means they have a strong grasp of the concept. However, it's important to re-visit the concept each term to determine if they have retained the information.