Printable division facts chart
Every division fact written out in full and grouped by divisor. Pick your facts or set custom divisor and quotient ranges, choose reference, practice, or blank, and print a clean PDF in seconds. Free, no account, no ads.
Facts
Custom ranges
Divisors and quotients both run 1 to 12, for example divisors 6 to 9 with quotients 1 to 12 to focus on the harder facts.
Divisors 1 to 12, quotients 1 to 12.
Facts are grouped by divisor and written in full. Every fact divides evenly, with no remainders.
Type
Reference shows every answer. Practice shows some answers to get started. Blank leaves every quotient empty to fill in.
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Orientation
Division facts grouped by divisor. Each fact is written in full as dividend divided by divisor equals quotient, for divisors 1 to 12. Every fact divides evenly, with no remainders.
How to read it
The facts are grouped by divisor, with one block for each number you divide by. Inside a block, every fact is written out in full as dividend divided by divisor equals quotient. In the block for 6, for example, you read straight down: 6 divided by 6 is 1, 12 divided by 6 is 2, 18 divided by 6 is 3, and so on up to 72 divided by 6 is 12.
Every fact divides evenly
Each dividend is its divisor times its quotient, so every fact on the sheet divides evenly, with no remainders, fractions, or decimals. The division facts are the multiplication facts read the other way: because 6 times 7 is 42, 42 divided by 6 is 7. The printable multiplication chart is the same facts the other direction.
Focused ranges and practice sheets
Under Custom ranges you can print just the divisors a child is working on, for example divisors 6 to 9 with quotients 1 to 12. In Practice mode the sheet fills in some of the answers and leaves the rest blank, so a line reads 42 divided by 6 equals a blank to complete: the dividend and the divisor always stay visible. Start with lots of help, then print a new sheet with less. New version shuffles which answers are shown, so every reprint is a fresh sheet of the same facts.
Practice the facts
Once a chart is in hand, build fluency with targeted practice. Division worksheets cover facts through long division, or make a custom worksheet in seconds.
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