Printable · division facts · ages 7–11

Free division facts worksheets

Division facts linked to the times tables, such as 56 ÷ 8. Pick one table to practise the inverse of a table your child already knows.

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Make the facts fast, not just right

After the sheet, play the mission for the same table. Every question in it uses that table, and it speeds up as your child gets quicker.

1×1 times table 2×2 times table 3×3 times table 4×4 times table 5×5 times table 6×6 times table 7×7 times table 8×8 times table 9×9 times table 10×10 times table 11×11 times table 12×12 times table

Division worksheets: questions from parents

When should children start division facts?

Once a times table is secure. If your child knows 8 × 7 = 56, they already know 56 ÷ 8 and 56 ÷ 7, so practise division table by table, straight after multiplication.

Are there remainders?

No. These sheets use exact division facts only. Remainders come later in Stage 4 and have their own lessons on the channel.