Each of the three problems on this homeschool worksheet requires your student to complete two separate division operations before arriving at a final answer. Problem one divides 84 markers into 6 equal boxes, then subtracts 2 markers from each. Problem two splits 96 cookies across 8 trays and divides each tray among 4 friends. Problem three distributes 72 apples into 9 bags, then groups those bags into 3 crates. This sheet suits grades 3 to 4 and fits naturally into a unit study on division or a standalone applied-math session.

These two-step division word problems give your student practice reading carefully, identifying what each step is asking, and organizing work in a logical sequence. Generous blank space inside each numbered box lets your homeschooler show both steps without crowding. The worksheet runs well as independent practice once your student is comfortable with basic division facts, or as a guided activity the first time multi-step reasoning comes up in your curriculum.