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Table of Contents Introduction.................................................................... 3 Practice 1: Using the Multiplication Chart for Division................................... 4 Practice 2: Repeated Subtraction.................................................... 5 Practice 3: Division Facts/Mixed Practice............................................. 6 Practice 4: Division Facts/Mixed Practice............................................. 7 Practice 5: One and two-digit Divisors/Two-digit Dividends/Remainders..................... 8 Practice 6: One-digit Divisors/Three-digit Dividends/No Remainders........................ 9 Practice 7: One-digit Divisors/Three-digit Dividends/No Remainders/Zeroes in Quotients........ 10 Practice 8: One-digit Divisors/Three-digit Dividends/Remainders.......................... 1 1 Practice 9: One-digit Divisors/Three-digit Dividends/Remainders/Money.................... 12 Practice 10: One-digit Divisors/Four-digit Dividends/Remainders.......................... 13 Practice 11: One-digit Divisors/Four-digit Dividends/Remainders/Money.................... 14 Practice 12: Divisibility with 5, 10, 20, and 100........................................ 15 Practice 13: Divisibility with 2, 4, and 25............................................ 16 Practice 14: Divisibility with 3 and 9................................................ 17 Practice 15: Two-digit Divisors (20, 30, 40, 50)/Three-digit Dividends/No Remainders.......... 18 Practice 16: Two-digit Divisors (20 through 90)/Three-digit Dividends/No Remainders.......... 19 Practice 17: Two-digit Divisors (20 through 90)/Three-digit Dividends/Remainders............ 20 Practice 18: Two-digit Divisors (20 through 90)/Four-digit Dividends/Remainders............. 21 Practice 19: Two-digit Divisors (20 through 90)/Five-digit Dividends....................... 22 Practice 20: Dividing with 25..................................................... 23 Practice 21: Two-digit Divisors (Not Ending in Zero)/Three-digit Dividends.................. 24 Practice 22: Two-digit Divisors (Not Ending in Zero)/Three-digit Dividends.................. 25 Practice 23: Two-digit Divisors (Not Ending in Zero)/Three-digit Dividends.................. 26 Practice 24: Two-digit Divisors (Not Ending in Zero)/Four-digit Dividends................... 27 Practice 25: Two-digit Divisors (Not Ending in Zero)/Four-digit Dividends................... 28 Practice 26: Two-digit Divisors (Not Ending in Zero)/Five-digit Dividends................... 29 Practice 27: Two-digit Divisors (Not Ending in Zero)/Five-digit Dividends................... 30 Practice 28: Dividing with 100 and Multiples of 100.................................... 31 Practice 29: Dividing with 100 and Multiples of 100.................................... 32 Practice 30: Three-digit Divisors/Four-digit Dividends.................................. 33 Practice 31: Three-digit Divisors/Four-digit Dividends.................................. 34 Practice 32: Three-digit Divisors/Five-digit Dividends................................... 35 Practice 33: Three-digit Divisors................................................... 36 Practice 34: Word Problems with Division............................................ 37 Practice 35: Word Problems with Division............................................ 38 Practice 36: Four-digit Divisors.................................................... 39 Test Practice 1................................................................. 40 Test Practice 2................................................................. 41 Test Practice 3................................................................. 42 Test Practice 4................................................................. 43 Test Practice 5................................................................. 44 Test Practice 6................................................................. 45 Answer Sheet.................................................................. 46 Answer Key................................................................... 47 2 #8605 Practice Makes Perfect: Division Teacher Created Resources, Inc.
Using the Multiplication Chart for Division Practice 1 The multiplication chart shown here can be used to find any basic multiplication or division fact until you have learned them all. One of the best ways to learn the facts is to practice using the chart. Columns Rows 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 1 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 2 2 4 6 8 10 12 14 16 18 20 22 24 3 3 6 9 12 15 18 21 24 27 30 33 36 4 4 8 12 16 20 24 28 32 36 40 44 48 5 5 10 15 20 25 30 35 40 45 50 55 60 6 6 12 18 24 30 36 42 48 54 60 66 72 7 7 14 21 28 35 42 49 56 63 70 77 84 8 8 16 24 32 40 48 56 64 72 80 88 96 9 9 18 27 36 45 54 63 72 81 90 99 108 10 10 20 30 40 50 60 70 80 90 100 110 120 11 11 22 33 44 55 66 77 88 99 110 121 132 12 12 24 36 48 60 72 84 96 108 120 132 144 Read across for the rows. Read up or down for the columns. Note: To find how many times 9 divides into 54, run one finger across the 9 row until you come to 54 and run a finger up the column with 54 until you come to the top number which is 6. The answer is that 9 divides into 54 exactly 6 times. Directions: Use the rows on the multiplication chart to help you find the missing numbers. (Go backwards.) 1. (84, 77, 70, 63, 56, 49,,,,,, ) 2. (48, 44, 40, 36, 32,,,,,,, ) 3. (24, 22,, 18,, 14,,,,,, ) 4. (36, 33, 30, 27,, 21,,,,,, ) 5. (144, 132, 120, 108,, 84,,,,,, ) 6. (120, 110,, 90, 80,, 60,, 40,,, ) 7. (72, 66, 60,, 48,,,,,,, ) 8. (96, 88, 80,, 64,,,,,,, ) 9. Which row has a zero in every number? 4 #8605 Practice Makes Perfect: Division Teacher Created Resources, Inc.
Practice 2 Repeated Subtraction Directions: Use the columns on the multiplication/division chart to help you find the missing numbers. (Go backwards.) 1. 90 2. 144 3. 99 4. 48 5. 84 85 80 75 70 132 120 108 96 88 77 66 55 44 40 36 32 77 70 63 56 6. Which column either has a zero or a five in every number? Directions: Use the multiplication/division chart to help you find the answers to these problems. The first two are done for you. 7. How many 9 s can you subtract from 63? 63 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 = 0 You can subtract seven 9 s from 63. 8. How many 10 s can you subtract from 90? 90 10 10 10 10 10 10 10 10 10 = 0 You can subtract nine 10 s from 90. 9. How many 3 s can you subtract from 30? 30 3 _ 10. How many 9 s can you subtract from 45? 45 9 _ 11. How many 8 s can you subtract from 56? 56 8 _ 12. How many 8 s can you subtract from 80? 80 8 _ 13. How many 11 s can you subtract from 121? 121 11 _ Teacher Created Resources, Inc. #8605 Practice Makes Perfect: Division 5
Division Facts/Mixed Practice Practice 3 Directions: Do these problems. Use your multiplication/division chart if you are unsure of your division facts. 1. 4 16 2. 3 36 3. 10 90 4. 4 36 5. 12 96 6. 8 24 7. 4 48 8. 7 105 9. 5 45 10. 10 70 11. 11 88 12. 12 144 13. 4 24 14. 9 45 15. 8 32 16. 14 28 17. 8 48 18. 6 24 19. 9 81 20. 11 121 21. 6 18 22. 3 45 23. 7 49 24. 8 56 25. 4 28 26. 6 66 27. 7 56 28. 11 4 4 29. 8 40 30. 12 72 31. 6 72 32. 7 77 33. 5 35 34. 9 36 35. 7 63 36. 6 54 37. 7 91 38. 8 72 39. 12 96 40. 8 72 41. 7 5 3 42. 9 9 9 43. 9 3 6 44. 10 110 45. 3 8 1 46. 5 5 2 47. 9 54 48. 7 56 6 #8605 Practice Makes Perfect: Division Teacher Created Resources, Inc.
Practice 4 Division Facts/Mixed Practice Directions: Do these problems. Use your multiplication/division chart if you are unsure of your division facts. 1. 9 27 2. 5 45 3. 12 96 4. 8 40 5. 12 48 6. 12 144 7. 9 54 8. 4 12 9. 3 36 10. 9 63 11. 7 70 12. 8 48 13. 2 18 14. 12 84 15. 6 66 16. 11 132 17. 7 28 18. 8 72 19. 12 108 20. 5 35 21. 6 24 22. 12 96 23. 9 45 24. 7 84 25. 9 63 26. 7 49 27. 8 56 28. 12 36 29. 5 60 30. 9 99 31. 8 16 32. 12 60 33. 11 6 6 34. 7 56 35. 9 63 36. 8 96 37. 6 48 38. 8 48 39. 7 42 40. 6 54 41. 9 72 42. 9 54 43. 4 36 44. 9 72 45. 3 24 46. 9 81 47. 3 21 48. 10 90 Teacher Created Resources, Inc. #8605 Practice Makes Perfect: Division 7