Division Word Problems
Master 4th grade division word problems! This worksheet challenges students to solve real-world division scenarios and interpret remainders.
1. Lillian wants to split a collection of stickers into collector books. Each book can hold 8 stickers each. Lillian has 115 stickers. How many books will she need to put all of her stickers in a book? 25 groups 13 groups 15 groups 2. The school is planning a field trip. There are 127 students. Each bus will hold 20 students. How many buses are needed to take the trip? 6 buses 7 buses 24 buses 3. Judy has 240 cards stored in boxes. If the are 60 boxes, how many cards must go in each box? 8 cards 4 cards 144 cards 4. There are 560 stickers in Kevin's sticker collection. If the stickers are organized into groups of 20. How many groups will Kevin have? 17 stickers in each 28 stickers in each 19 stickers in each 5. There are 50 students in the class and 400 blocks. If the blocks are divided equally among the students, how many does each student get? 8 blocks 80 blocks 800 blocks 6. Ralph has 168 eggs. If he shares his eggs equally with 40 friends, how many eggs does each friend get and how many are left over? 4 eggs to each friend and 8 left over 14 eggs to each friend and 6 left over 40 eggs to each friend and 8 left over 7. Sarah has 128 pencils she wants to divide in boxes of 30. How many boxes will she need to put all of the pencils in a box? 4 pencils 6 pencils 5 pencils 8. Sara has 4914 Legos. She is going to share these equally between herself and her 4 friends. How many Legos will each person receive and how many will be leftover? 912 legos with 5 leftover 982 legos with 4 leftover 1082 legos with 4 leftover 9. Mrs Jones has 288 small gem rocks. She decides to share them equally with her 3 children, Jack, Adam and Sally. Will she be able to share them equally? How many will each child receive? Yes and each child will receive 96 rocks Yes and each child will receive 86 rocks. No, she will not be able to share them equally. 10. The school is packing bagged lunches to deliver to students at the museum. There are 261 students on the field trip. The boxes will hold 12 bagged lunches. How many boxes will the school need to pack all of the lunches in a box? 21 23 22