Remainders In Grids

Worksheet Description

We use a mix of divisors to solve these single into double digit division problems.  All of the problems are set into a cross box grid environment. This worksheet is set up with division problems that use a grid format to help students organize their work when dividing two-digit numbers by single-digit numbers. The problems are arranged in three columns with three problems each, totaling nine exercises. The grid provides boxes for each step of the division process, aiding in teaching students how to keep their work neat and systematic.

The worksheet is teaching the method of long division in a structured manner that emphasizes the organization of the process. By using the grid, students can better understand the concept of place value and the sequential steps involved in dividing numbers. This format is particularly helpful for visual learners who benefit from seeing the structure of the calculation. The skills practiced here are foundational for more advanced mathematical concepts, such as working with fractions, decimals, and in algebra.