Math Worksheet · Grades 3–4
Two-Digit Division Worksheet
Printable two-digit division worksheet for grades 3-4. Students divide 29 two-digit numbers by single-digit divisors – 12 with no remainder, 8 with a remainder, 6 mixed, and 3 short word problems – anchored by a reference box that walks through the tens-then-ones place-value approach on a worked example. Includes a complete answer key.
Subject
Math
Grades
Grades 3–4
Skill Focus
Two-Digit Division, multiplication and division
Lesson Length
25 minutes
Lesson Overview
About this worksheet
Two-digit division by a single-digit divisor is the bridge between division facts and full long division with two-digit divisors. This worksheet practices the place-value approach: break the dividend into tens and ones, divide each in turn, and combine the partial quotients.
A reference box at the top of page 1 demonstrates the strategy on a non-reused example, 84 divided by 4. Tens first: 8 tens divided by 4 = 2 tens. Ones next: 4 ones divided by 4 = 1 one. Combine: 2 tens and 1 one is 21. So 84 divided by 4 = 21.
Section A practices the place-value-clean cases where the divisor splits both the tens and ones evenly. Section B introduces remainders, with students writing both the quotient and the remainder on labeled blanks. Section C mixes the two so students must decide for themselves whether a remainder is needed.
Page 3 is a complete answer key with quotients and remainders for every item, organized by section for fast student self-check or aide spot-check.
How to Use This Lesson
Warm up by reading the reference box aloud and modeling the tens-then-ones approach on the whiteboard.
Use Section A (no remainder) for guided practice; have students name the tens-place quotient before the ones-place quotient.
Use Section B (with remainder) for independent practice; explain the remainder format (‘quotient R remainder’).
Use Section C (mixed) for additional practice; flag for students that some items leave no remainder.
Use Section D (word problems) as a 5-minute exit ticket; the third problem explicitly asks for the remainder.
Use the answer key on page 3 for student self-check or aide spot-check.
Printable Resource
A classroom-ready PDF with everything in one printable resource.
Full Member Resource · Printable PDF · 3 pages · Answer Key
Two-Digit Division Worksheet
Printable two-digit division worksheet for grades 3-4. Students divide 29 two-digit numbers by single-digit divisors – 12 with no remainder, 8 with a remainder, 6 mixed, and 3 short word problems – anchored by a reference box that walks through the tens-then-ones place-value approach on a worked example. Includes a complete answer key.
This is a Full Member resource
Unlock this worksheet — plus 1,000+ printable worksheets with answer keys across every subject and grade K–12. Just $29.99/year, cancel anytime.
See membership options →Keep Exploring Math
Related Worksheets
More for Grades 3–4Adding Fractions with Like Denominators Worksheet · Comparing Fractions Worksheet · Four-Digit Addition and Subtraction Worksheet · Fractions on a Number Line Practice Packet · Multiplication and Division Word Problems Worksheet · Perimeter and Area Worksheet