Six pages of division practice with Halloween pictures along the bottom. Page 1 is a timed drill of 44 division facts in a table; page 2 mixes multiplying and dividing. Page 3 starts with a row to answer, then rows of facts with a missing number in a box. Page 4 shows equal jumps down to 0, like 24, 16, 8, 0: students write how much is subtracted each jump and count the jumps to finish the fact (24 ÷ 8 = 3). Pages 5 and 6 practice dividing by 6 and by 8, then end with two fact family triangles.
Run the timed pages as a warm-up and let students track their own times. The jump page shows why division and subtraction are related, which makes it a good one to model first.
When a division fact is hard, turn it into multiplication: for 56 ÷ 8, ask what times 8 makes 56.
This pack supports the following Common Core State Standards for Mathematics:
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Division facts within 100, with Halloween pictures along the bottom. Students work a timed drill, mix multiplying and dividing, find missing numbers, see division as repeated subtraction and practice dividing by 6 and by 8.
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