Free Printable Long Division Worksheets

Long division practice worksheets with answer keys. Start with basic division facts and work up to larger numbers. Fresh problems every download.

About Our Long Division Worksheets

Long division is one of the most challenging algorithms elementary students learn. Our worksheets provide structured practice starting with simpler division facts and building up. Easy worksheets use single-digit divisors with manageable dividends. Medium worksheets increase the range. Hard worksheets challenge students with larger numbers.

Each worksheet generates whole-number quotients (no remainders), allowing students to focus on the long division process itself. Once the algorithm is comfortable, students can move on to problems with remainders. Every worksheet includes an answer key on a separate page.

Frequently Asked Questions

When do students learn long division?
Long division is typically introduced in 4th grade after students have mastered basic division facts. The algorithm requires fluency with multiplication, subtraction, and division — it pulls together multiple skills. Most students become comfortable with the process by mid-to-late 4th grade.
What are the steps of long division?
The four steps of long division are: Divide, Multiply, Subtract, Bring down — often remembered as "Does McDonald's Sell Burgers" or "Dad, Mom, Sister, Brother." Repeat these four steps until there are no more digits to bring down. The number left after the final subtraction is the remainder (if any).