Math Drills
Division with Remainders Review
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What this worksheet covers
When a division does not come out evenly, the answer is written as a quotient together with a remainder. Calculation and Fill in the Blank Within the Times Tables lay the groundwork, then come word problems on How Much for Each Person (Equal Sharing) and How Many Groups, and finally Adjusting the Answer (Rounding Down) and Adjusting the Answer (Rounding Up).
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Leaving a remainder larger than the divisor is the typical error, as in giving 17 ÷ 3 as 4 R 5. Setting the remainder against the divisor catches it immediately. In the adjusting work, children answer with the quotient alone in situations where everyone has to fit, forgetting the extra vehicle the remainder calls for.
Division dealt only with numbers that split evenly; here, the case where a remainder is left over is handled. Working through the times tables to find the quotient, the same reasoning as before, develops in grade 4 into column calculation with 2-digit and 3-digit numbers in Division (÷ 1-Digit Number).
- Word Problems · How Much for Each Person (Equal Sharing)1 question
- Word Problems · How Many Groups1 question
- Word Problems · Adjusting the Answer (Rounding Up)2 questions
- Word Problems · Adjusting the Answer (Rounding Down)2 questions
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Problems and answers on this worksheet
These are the problems in “Division with Remainders”, shown with their answers.
(1)26 eggs were collected at the farm. They are divided equally among 8 people. How many will 1 person get? And how many will be left over? Answer □R□
Answer: 3eggs, 2eggs
(2)Riley has 22 stickers. If you give 9 to each 1 person, how many people can they be shared among? And how many will be left over? Answer □R□
Answer: 2people, 4stickers
(3)There are 41 flowers in the flower bed at the park. 6 are tied into 1 bunch at a time. To bundle them all, how many bunches are needed? Answer □
Answer: 7bunches
(4)There are 26 bananas at the fruit shop. 6 are tied into 1 bunch at a time. To bundle them all, how many bunches are needed? Answer □
Answer: 5bunches
(5)Riley prepared 31 origami sheets in the art club. You bundle 7 into each 1 bundle to hand out. How many bundles can you make? Answer □
Answer: 4bundles
(6)33 oranges were picked on Henry's grandfather's mountain. You put 4 into each 1 bag to sell. How many bags can you sell? Answer □
Answer: 8bags
