Studying the division tables is such an exciting time!
After years of learning and studying the basic operations – kids are almost done with memorizing math facts! Nailing down the essential math skills of addition, subtraction, multiplication, and division will help older children soar in new and exciting math problems!
But to be successful, 4th grade students will need to have a strong grasp of their division facts.
Last year, I released multiplication charts and worksheets to help kids struggling with their times tables.
So this year I thought I’d follow that up with a division chart printable that includes division problems up to dividing by 12!
It is a great reference for kids who need extra support, extra practice, or just a visual aid.
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This first division chart shows division equations in an organized list.
The tables start with one-digit divisors (1 divided by 1) and continues all the way to double digits (144 divided by 12).
This easy division table reference is a great educational resource to help kids see the patterns in division problems, do math drills, retain divisibility rules, and build division fluency.
I would also point out to your student that this chart includes multiplication tables.
Where, you might ask?
Show your student that all the division problems are just backward multiplication facts!
This chart contains the same math problems but will use a little less color ink than the first one.
The tables are outlined in black, and the previous chart had rainbow colors for a little extra visual appeal.
One way that you can use this chart effectivity is to take a 3 x 5 card and cover different numbers. Cover the answer for an obvious way to get in some division practice.
You could also practice covering the first number (the dividend in the equation). See if the student can recognize the multiplication fact family that will give them the dividend!
This “find the missing number” exercise will give your child excellent tools to be successful with long division and other more advanced math concepts.
If you need black and white options for your printer, this basic division chart is for you!
It contains the same information as the above colorful division worksheets – without being hard on your printer.
Consider having your child lightly color in each blank table to give it a little pizzazz.
Then slide this great educational resource into a page protector and keep it in your child’s homeschool binder or a visible place.
A Super Quick Note About Teaching Division to Kids
If your child has a rock-solid grasp of multiplication, then division should be a walk in the park.
The fact families and “missing numbers” should jump off the page. This is the same with addition and subtraction tables.
If your student worked really hard to memorize the addition facts, then the subtraction facts should have been easily taught as the reverse fact.
So if you find your student really struggling with division, I would encourage you to go back to multiplication. Hammer those facts in and then return to division.
If you would like some resources for help with multiplication, please see the free printable links at the bottom of the page.
I also highly recommend Times Tales and Multiplication Facts That Stick for a more structured approach to multiplication mastery.
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I hope that you and your homeschool or math class really enjoy these division chart worksheets as you continue to nail down the essentials of elementary mathematics!
Division can be so much fun when your fourth grade child recognizes that he knows most of the facts already – they’re just multiplication facts in disguise.
Some kids may think they’re slow learners, but that’s not true! They just need time, encouragement, and a few tricks to solidify their math facts. Once they are fluent in basic operations, they will be ready to take that solid foundation and add on all kinds of mathematical skills!
If you love these division printables and are interested in more free math worksheets, please check out the below valuable educational resources:
12 x 12 Multiplication Chart Printable and Worksheets
30 x 30 Multiplicaiton Chart Printable
Color by Number Multiplication Worksheets
Color by Number Addition
Color by Number Subtraction
Super Fun Flash Cards Games For Kids!
