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Dividing Whole Numbers: 3 ÷ 1 (w/remainder) Worksheet Download

Free 4th Grade (4nbt6) math worksheets on Dividing Whole Numbers . Each worksheet has 12 problems with an answer key and are ideal for teachers and homeschooling. You can download the PDF, create a set of flash cards or set it up for online learning.

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3 ÷ 1 (w/remainder)
Each worksheet has 12 problems dividing a three digit dividend and one digit divisor.
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About this worksheet

Each worksheet has 12 problems dividing a three digit dividend and one digit divisor.

This worksheet is designed to strengthen children's understanding of dividing whole numbers, a fundamental concept in math. Featuring 12 unique problems, each visually represented in a detailed table format, the lessons practice dividing three to four digit numbers. With customizable options, this worksheet can be adapted for various learning requirements, converted into digital flash cards for interactive learning, or used for distance education. A perfect tool to enhance division prowess.

Student objectives

  • Divide a three-digit number by a one-digit number to find the quotient.
  • Work out what to do when the division doesn’t come out evenly and there is a remainder.
  • Use long division steps to keep track of dividing hundreds, tens, and ones in order.
  • Write division answers correctly using a quotient and a remainder.

Everyday practice

  • Split 325 stickers among 4 kids and figure out how many each kid gets and how many are left over.
  • Divide 768 minutes of screen time across 5 days and see how many minutes per day with some minutes left.
  • Share 542 trading cards equally into 6 piles and find the leftover cards that don’t fit.
  • Pack 913 candies into bags of 7 and count how many full bags you can make and how many candies remain.

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4nbt6

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