5 Free Long Division Color by Number Worksheets

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These free long division color by number worksheets will help to visualize and understand long divisions in an interactive way. 4th and 5th grade Students will learn basic long division methods and can improve their basic math skills with our free printable base long division color by number worksheets.

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5 Fun Long Division Color by Number Worksheets

Please download the following coloring worksheets and practice long divisions on the pages.

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Color Butterfly & Tree

Worksheet #1

Balloon Coloring

Worksheet #2

Color Duck and Dinosaur

Worksheet #3

Coloring Flowers

Worksheet #4

Ice Cream Coloring

Worksheet #5

Traditional Division Math

Our youngsters like to do math. But we have finally found their Achilles heel. Long division.

Now most of us know how to do the traditional division, but sometimes students need special reminders to help them remember all the steps.

And there are some great ones. Basically, what we want them to remember is that they need to divide, multiply, subtract, check, or compare that the divisor is larger than the remainder, bring down the next number, and of course, start all over again.

That is a lot to remember, so these fun mnemonic devices help our children remember the steps.

Does McDonald’s Sell Cheeseburgers Raw?

These next two, leave off the check but are quite catching.

Dead Monkeys Smell Bad Dracula Must Suck Blood Or you could always do this fun division rap.

Partial Quotients Division Math

I always like to provide my student’s options. Everyone thinks about math differently, and if they are able to do mental math you may be surprised at the different ways they come upon an answer.

So should we only teach one method, when another way may be the key to unlocking a door for them? As a public school teacher and now a home school mom, I would teach two or three methods.

Once they had a pretty good grasp on both ways, I let them choose which one works best for them.

My oldest son has chosen partial difference while my middle child prefers traditional subtraction. He also prefers lattice multiplication, and partial quotients when dividing.

I look forward to which method my middle child chooses.

How to Do Partial Quotients in Long Division

It may sound scary, but it is not. Let’s look at this problem. We are dividing 235 into five equal groups. In partials, we begin by looking at the 2 and asking ourselves what it really stands for.

Well, it stands for 200. Our next step is to ask _____ x 5 = 200. Now, this is the best part of partial products.

As long as they don’t go over, it can be any number. I can do 10 x 5 = 50 over and over again till I get the right answer. Or we can do it the easy way and say 40 x 5 = 200.

Then we put it in the division problem like this. Now, all we have left is 35. And we ask the question again. ____ x 5 = 35.

Well, we know that 7 x 5 = 35 so we put in the information like this. Now, all that is left is finding the answer. And we do this by adding up all the factors in the right-hand corner.

And we see that the answer is 47. It is that easy.