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Division with remainders worksheets
12 division problems (2-digit ÷ 1-digit) with remainders · 1 page + answer key
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Twelve problems dividing a two-digit number by a one-digit number, each with a remainder from 1 up to one less than the divisor. Two-digit dividends keep the long division short, so the focus is on the new idea: what's left over.
Link it to sharing: 29 stickers shared by 4 kids is 7 each with 1 left. The answer key writes it as 7 R1. When this is easy, try 4th grade division with three-digit dividends, or division word problems where children decide what the remainder means.
Tips for using it
- Check: quotient × divisor + remainder = the starting number.
- If the remainder is as big as the divisor, the quotient is too small.
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Questions
How do you write a remainder?
After the quotient with an R, like 7 R1. In 5th grade and up, remainders can also be written as fractions (7 1/4) or decimals.
When do kids learn division with remainders?
4th grade in the Common Core standards. Some programs introduce simple remainders in late 3rd grade.