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Free Huddle Up Division Worksheet (Grades 3–5)

Share out footballs, vans, cones and snacks with division, then decide what each remainder really means.

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What kids practice

  • Solving division facts with sports equipment and teams
  • Dividing with remainders and finding what is left over
  • Deciding whether to add one more, drop the remainder or use it as the answer
  • Long division with three- and four-digit numbers
  • Checking division answers by multiplying
  • 20 problems
  • 3 pages
  • US Letter PDF
  • Ages 8–11
  • Answer key on the last page

The answer key is on the last page (page 3), so you can print pages 1–2 for students and keep the key.

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