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Year groups show where this is usually met in England. Other countries order topics differently, so use the age as a guide, not a rule.
A tip for division
Teach division as the times table backwards. A child who knows 6 × 7 = 42 already knows 42 ÷ 7; these sheets make that link explicit.
More division worksheets
Divide by 2
Halving and dividing by 2, in order, then mixed up, then with the matching multiplication facts.
Year 3 · ages 7–8
Divide by 5
The 5 times table turned around: dividing multiples of 5, in order and then shuffled.
Year 3 · ages 7–8
Divide by 10
Dividing multiples of 10 by 10, practised in order, mixed up and alongside the multiplication facts.
Year 3 · ages 7–8
Division Facts (No Remainder)
Division facts from the 2 to 9 tables that divide exactly, written in the long-division layout.
Year 4 · ages 8–9
Multiplication and Division Facts
Multiplication and its inverse division on the same page, which shows children how the two are linked.
Year 4 · ages 8–9
Vertical Multiplication and Division
Multiplication and division facts in column layout, mixed together to keep the operation sign in view.
Year 4 · ages 8–9
Division with Remainders
Twenty-four divisions that do not come out evenly, so each answer has a whole number and a remainder.
Year 5 · ages 9–10
Multiplication and Division Review
A review page mixing multiplication, exact division and division with remainders.
Year 5 · ages 9–10Practise on a screen with MathBase
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