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Division worksheets help students learn a tricky, but essential math skill. Our free printable division worksheets feature engaging questions that will keep students interested in their math practice. These fun worksheets include division math games, Olympic-themed worksheets, long division worksheets, Sudoku puzzles and more. Encourage your children to learn beyond the classroom with these division worksheets. Check out our full set of worksheets in a wide variety of subjects.
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Help Make Division Fun
Help your child learn division by making the process fun and accessible. Try these tips to help your child get excited about division practice:- Have your child be the family member in charge of portioning out snacks. If you bake a batch of twelve cookies, and you have a family of six, see if your child can figure out how many cookies each person in the family can have. This can work for carrot sticks, crackers, or even slices of meatloaf.
- If your child and his sibling earn an allowance, you can have him play accountant for the family kids. If you have three children who earn $10 each, give thirty dollars to your child and say, "If the kids get $30 all together for allowance this week, and there are three kids, how much money does each child get?" Being the sibling accountant is a lot of responsibility, and most kids will take the job very seriously. Parents can change the allowance rate regularly to keep kids solving new division problems.
- Let your child work on division worksheets daily to practice his newfound skills on paper. Try both advanced and basic division worksheets to keep your child stretching his knowledge on a constant basis.
