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Grade 5 Division Worksheet

Students practice division using bridging and chunking, including problems with one- and two-digit divisors. A worked partial-quotients example and answers support the calculations.
Grades
Grade 5
Pages
2
File type
PDF
Answer key
Included

Updated Sep 27, 2026

Subject
Math, Division
Topic
Multi-digit division, Long division
Resource types
Worksheets
Answer key
Included
Standards
5.NBT.B.6

Product description

From the author

Here is a Grade 5 Division Worksheet that can be used for homework, an assessment, etc.

Students should practice using the bridging and chunking methods to solve these problems.

Answer key included.

In the classroom

Teaching tips & learning objectives

Learning objectives

  • Divide multi-digit whole numbers by one- and two-digit divisors

  • Use partial quotients to organize division

  • Check a quotient and remainder using multiplication

Teaching tips

  • Walk through the worked chunking example (5620 ÷ 15) as a class before assigning questions 13-20, since the worksheet places it directly above those problems as a scaffold.

  • Use questions 1-12 (bridging, one-digit divisors) as a warm-up before questions 13-20 (chunking, some two-digit divisors), since the two-digit divisors raise the difficulty.

  • Have students self-check with the answer key on page 2 immediately after finishing, since every quotient and remainder is already worked out.

Skills covered

  • Long division with three- and four-digit dividends -- students solve twenty problems dividing numbers up to 9,142 by divisors from 2 to 51.

  • Bridging strategy for division -- students apply this specific place-value-based method across the first twelve problems.

  • Remainder interpretation -- students identify and record remainders where the division does not come out evenly, as flagged in the instructions.

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Curriculum

Standards, concepts & topics

Standards

  • 5.NBT.B.6

Core concepts

  • Long division

  • Bridging method

  • Chunking method

  • Remainders

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