Long division with two-digit divisors worksheets
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Estimate first: round the divisor to a friendly number like 20, guess the quotient digit, then multiply to check and adjust.
Two grades, each its own sheet. Print one here, or open a grade for examples and teaching notes.
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5th grade Core grade
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These long division worksheets move fifth graders from one-digit to two-digit divisors. Divisors run from 11 to 25, so estimating the quotient digit (round 16 to 20, guess, check, adjust) becomes the real skill, with remainders written like 26 r2.
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6th grade
Sixth grade is where multi-digit division becomes fluent. These sheets keep two-digit divisors between 11 and 25 so your child can practice the full estimate-multiply-subtract cycle. It's the same division they'll lean on for ratios, rates, and decimal work all year.
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