Every problem on this homeschool worksheet uses 8 as the divisor, stepping through multiples in order from 8 ÷ 8 all the way to 96 ÷ 8. A boxed reminder in the top corner explains division as sharing equally and models the concept with 24 ÷ 8 = 3, which makes it a solid fit for grades 3 to 4 when your student is locking in the eights family. The directions ask your homeschooler to solve each division problem and show work if needed, and the generous blank space beneath each problem gives room to do exactly that.

This division facts dividing by 8 sheet works well for independent morning practice or as a short follow-up to a lesson on the 8 times table, since the two skills reinforce each other directly. Completing it builds automatic recall of the eights family, which pays off when your student moves into multi-digit division and fraction work later in the year.