Cut and Match: Divide Three- and Four-Digit Numbers Using Area Models

Master division with single-digit divisors in this hands-on worksheet! Students will be presented with six division problems that each have a three- or four-digit dividend and a one-digit divisor. They will need to cut out the numbers at the bottom of the page and use them to fill in the missing numbers in the area models. Then, they’ll find the quotients and complete the equations. 

Intended for fourth graders, this worksheet can help deepen students’ conceptual understanding of place value and multi-digit division. Learners can get comfortable with the idea of breaking tricky division equations down into smaller parts to solve for the quotient—a vital skill for students as they move on to harder math, such as division with two-digit divisors. 

For more division practice, try Cut and Match: Divide Three-Digit Numbers Using Area Models and Cut and Match: Divide Four-Digit Numbers Using Area Models.