
Multiples of four, all twelve of them: division facts dividing by 4 gives your student a focused drill from 4 divided by 4 straight through to 48 divided by 4.
Twelve problems march in order from 4 to 48, each asking your student to complete a horizontal division equation and show work on the blank line below. A reference box at the top uses a dot-group visual of 12 divided by 4 to anchor the concept before the practice begins. This sheet is well matched for grades 3 and 4, when students are building fluency with individual divisors one at a time.
The ordered sequence makes it easy to spot where your student hesitates, which helps you decide whether to revisit the times-4 multiplication facts first. Division facts dividing by 4 works well as a focused warm-up in a math block, as independent seat work after a lesson, or tucked into a unit study on multiplication and division relationships. Completing it builds automatic recall rather than counting-up strategies.


A pencil lets your student write answers and use the work lines below each problem without any bleed concerns. The layout is straightforward enough for independent practice once your student knows their 4s multiplication table, though guided use works well the first time through.

Portrait orientation is already correct and needs no adjustment before printing. Copy weight of 20 pounds is sufficient since students are writing short answers, and printing a small set of copies lets you run the sheet more than once for repeated practice.