CBSE Class 4 Maths: Division Workbook

This workbook builds division step by step: sharing, grouping, repeated subtraction, division facts, multiplication and division families, dividing by 10 and 100, remainders, long division (2-digit and 3- digit numbers, by 1-digit and 2-digit divisors), checking, missing numbers, estimating, what to do with remainders, money and word problems. It has 420 questions in 21 sections, arranged in five parts.

What your child will practise

• Sharing Equally – Sharing things equally and finding how many each person gets
• Grouping – Making equal groups of a given size and finding how many groups
• Repeated Subtraction – Dividing by taking away the same number again and again
• Division Facts and Tables – Using times tables to divide by 2 to 10
• Multiplication and Division Families – Using one multiplication fact to write division facts; division undoes multiplication
• Dividing by 10 and 100 – Dividing numbers that end in zeros by 10 and 100
• Division Rules and Big Facts – Dividing by 1, dividing a number by itself, 0 divided by a number; using facts for big numbers
• Understanding Remainders – What is left over when things cannot be shared or grouped exactly
• Dividing by Numbers from 11 to 20 – Using the tables of 11 to 20 to divide
• Checking Division – Checking with multiplication: quotient × divisor + remainder = dividend
• Missing Numbers in Division – Finding the missing dividend, divisor or quotient
• Estimating Quotients – Using easy numbers to estimate a quotient and check answers make sense
• What to Do with the Remainder – Deciding whether to round up, round down or use the remainder in a story
• Money and Real-Life Division – Sharing money, finding the price of one, changing notes
• Division Word Problems – One-step and two-step stories using division, and division with other operations
• Challenge Zone – Remainder puzzles, number riddles and reasoning
• Division Check-Up – Final assessment covering every skill in this workbook

Who it is for

CBSE Class 4 students (age about 9–10), and Class 5 children who need a refresher.

How to use it

Print the pages you need, or the whole book, on A4 paper. Short, regular sessions work best. Answers are at the back so you can check the work together.

Based on the CBSE / NCERT Class 4 (Grade 4) Mathematics curriculum. Instant PDF download, 67 pages.