4th Grade Division Worksheets

Help students understand the distributive property with the addition, multiplication, and division problems in this math worksheet. Students are asked to complete each number sentence or equation with the missing number.

After teaching students to find averages, have them practice what they've learned by finding the average of each set of numbers in this math worksheet.

Test your students ability to multiply and divide along with the conversion table to convert ounces, cups, pints, quarts, and gallons.

Students will use their multiplication and division skills along with the conversion table in this worksheet to convert measurements into inches, feet, yards, and miles.

Students practice long division where the divisors are less than 5 and the quotient contains a remainder. Students will divide three-digit numbers by one-digit numbers, estimate their answers, and find remainders.

In this worksheet students will need to divide large numbers by a single digit to find the quotient.

For each division problem in this worksheet, students practice long division and find the remainder.

Students will practice long division and find the remainder. To solve these problems, students should know their time tables for numbers greater than 5.

Give students practice finding quotients with remainders by performing long division and writing the remainder for each problem.

Provide students with more practice dividing numbers. Students perform long division to find the quotient and remainder for each problem.

In this math worksheet, students write the factors for each number and make observations about their answers.

Review the factors of numbers from 1 to 30 with this math worksheet. Students are asked to write all the factors of each number and write all the prime numbers that are less than 30.

Give students practice finding factors of large numbers. In this math worksheet, students are asked to find all the factors of each number and write all the prime numbers between 31 and 65.

Review the factors of numbers from 66 to 100 with this math worksheet. Students are asked to write all the factors of each number and write all the prime numbers in this range.

Introduce the steps of long division with the examples and practice problems in these math printables.

Help students complete the problems by reviewing the rule for finding multiples of 3.

Once students know their times tables and are comfortable dividing, time their completion of these horizontal multiplication and division problems.

Challenge students' problem solving skills with these multiplication and division word problems.

Review times tables and division with these word problems.

Students solve horizontal multiplication and division problems and are asked to find the missing factor or dividend for some problems in this math worksheet.

In this math worksheet, students solve multiplication and division problems and are asked to find the missing factor or dividend to complete some number sentences.

Students are asked to multiply or divide to complete each number sentence in this worksheet.

Students use their division skills and understanding of place value to determine the value of a digit in a number and how many tens or hundreds there are in a given number.

Students make each pair of fractions equal by filling in the missing numerator or denominator in this math worksheet.

Several helpful patterns in the 8 times tables will help students learn it quickly. Give students these worksheets to introduce and practice the 8 times table.

Study patterns in the 4 times table with these math worksheets. Students will practice doubling, counting in 4s, and dividing by 4.

Help students recognize patterns in the 7 times table. Students will practice the 7 times table as they count in groups, divide, and identify multiples of 7.

Students will count and divide by 6, find the area of rectangles, and play a fun game of dominoes to help them learn the 6 times table.

Help students remember the times tables with this division worksheet. Students will divide by 2, 3, 4, 5, and 10.

The division problems in this worksheet will help students remember the times tables as they divide by 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, and 10.