Division Booklet: Remainders as Numbers, Fractions and Decimals

Long division booklet in three stages, where students write each remainder as a whole number, then also as a fraction, then also as a decimal to two places.
Grades
Grades 3–5
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Preparation
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Updated Sep 18, 2026

Subject
Multiplication, Multiplication and Division, Math
Topic
Division Worksheet, Division Problems
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The Division Booklet will come with 3 different stages of problems for students to solve.

Stage 1 only asks students to write the answer from the division, with the remainder.

Stage 2 asks students to write the answer from the division, with the remainder. Additionally, students need to write the answer with fraction remainder.

Stage 3 asks students to write the answer from the division, with the remainder. Additionally, students need to write the answer with fraction remainder but they also need to write the answer with decimal remainder.

All you have to do is print and go.

This can be used for assessments, homework, etc.

Answer key included.

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Teaching tips & learning objectives

Learning objectives

  • Divide multi-digit numbers and write the remainder as a whole number

  • Express a remainder as a fraction

  • Express a quotient with a decimal remainder to two decimal places

Teaching tips

  • Stage 3 asks for answers to two decimal places, so students need to be able to continue a division past the decimal point.

Skills covered

  • Long division — showing working for dividends up to 6 digits

  • Remainder notation — rewriting each remainder as a fraction and a decimal

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