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Long division worksheets
Longer dividends for algorithm practice, with fewer problems by default so kids have room to work. Preview the page, print a student copy, keep a key for yourself.
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Printable practice sheets — not a graded assignment from your school.
Aimed at 4th–5th introducing or reviewing the algorithm — not a one-digit facts drill. Leave white space; a crowded long-division page helps nobody.
For clean single-digit division facts, use the division worksheets page instead.
When to use / when not to
4th–5th introducing or reviewing the long-division algorithm.
Single-digit fact division only — use division worksheets. This is not a final-grade calculator.
Assumptions
Fewer problems by default so work space stays usable. US Letter preview before print.
Worked examples
EXAMPLE 01
Input: 2-digit ÷ 1-digit, 8 problems
Output: an early algorithm page
Start here before longer dividends.
EXAMPLE 02
Input: 3-digit ÷ 1-digit, 6 problems
Output: more work per item
Six problems can fill a class period with checking.
How it works
- Set dividend / divisor difficulty to match the unit.
- Keep the problem count modest.
- Preview spacing — students need room for the algorithm.
- Print students without the key; print a key for yourself.
Common traps
- Too many problems kill the page — long division needs margin.
- Print at 100% scale.
- These sheets are practice, not a graded district assessment.
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FAQ
Each item takes space. A short list with room to work beats a packed page kids cannot finish cleanly.