Long Division with Remainders Worksheets for 4th Grade

What your child practices

Looking for 4th grade math practice on Long Division with Remainders (Grade 4 in Canada)? Here are 50 worksheets with 800 questions in total. In grades 3 to 5, math moves from counting to reasoning, so confidence with Long Division with Remainders pays off later in multistep problems, measurement and early algebra. Each of the 50 versions of Long Division with Remainders has new questions, so your child can repeat the skill without memorizing answers. The skill matches Common Core 4.NBT.B.6, the standard for place value and using it to add, subtract, multiply and divide. In Canada it matches the BC curriculum for Grade 5. Each PDF includes its own answer key on page 2, ready for you or your child to check. Before printing, try the Long Division with Remainders video lesson, then print a sheet while it is fresh.

Tips for parents

• Encourage your child to show their work. In grades 3 to 5 the method matters as much as the answer.
• Do one sheet, check it with the answer key, then redo only the missed problems the next day.
• Turn one problem into a real life question, using snacks, coins or toys around the house.