Division & Long Division Practice Questions - Age 9-12

Division facts to 12 come in sets sorted by divisor, alongside fact family pages that tie each division fact back to multiplication.
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Grades 4–6
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Updated Sep 26, 2026

Subject
Multiplication, Multiplication and Division, Math
Topic
Simple Division Facts, Long Division
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A comprehensive pack of division and long division practice questions, with answers, that are designed to help kids, age 9-12, get to grips with all areas of division. The exercises include questions on:

  • - simple division facts and mental division skills

  • - division with and without remainders

  • - division with a missing dividend or divisor

  • - prime numbers

  • - factors and HCF

  • - dividing by 10, 100, 1000

  • - long division

  • - written division problems

We have devised these packs as a supplementary aid to learning maths. They have been created to help teach the problem areas that children struggle with most. Through my work as a tutor, I’ve discovered that children would have problems with particular areas in maths and would find it hard to get their head round difficult concepts. I found that most textbooks contained only a couple of pages of exercises to work through, which does not solve the problem. Therefore, I have devised some structured packs that deal with each subject in greater detail, giving the child loads of examples to work through. If they work through the packs ‘the penny will drop’ and they will grasp the concept.

This is a great resource and children will love practising division alongside the kids of Mathsland High - Doubtful Darren Divides, Felicity Factor, Petite Penelope Prime and Loud Lenny Long Division.

Answers included.

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Teaching tips & learning objectives

Learning objectives

  • Recall division facts with divisors from 2 to 12

  • Write the related multiplication and division facts for a fact family

Skills covered

  • Linking operations — turning a multiplication fact into its related division facts

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