A printable division chart pack, 1 to 12: the twelve division tables in color, black and white, and fill-in versions, 36 fact-family triangles, a four-page mastery tracker, desk strips, bookmarks, poster files, and a page of divisibility rules. 15 pages, US Letter and A4.
Most division charts are a multiplication grid with the symbol changed. This one is built the way kids actually learn division: twelve tables written out (7 ÷ 7 = 1 through 84 ÷ 7 = 12), and a page of fact-family triangles that shows every division fact is a multiplication fact read backwards.
What's inside (15 pages)
- Division tables, color. Twelve blocks, ÷1 through ÷12, each listing its twelve facts in order. The square in every block (49 ÷ 7 = 7) is marked.
- Division tables, black and white. Same thing, no ink spent.
- Division tables, fill in the answers. One block a week.
- Fact Families. Thirty-six triangles: the number on top, its two factors at the base. Read it three ways and you have one multiplication fact and both division facts. Same 36 families as our Multiplication Chart Pack, on purpose.
- Mastery tracker, four pages. The same 36 triangles, blank and big enough to write in, with a date line under each.
- Desk strips, two to a page, color and black and white. All twelve tables in a row. Tape one along the top of the desk.
- Fact Family bookmarks, two to a page. All 36 triangles in a size that lives in the math book.
- Divisibility rules and tricks. How to tell at a glance if a number divides by 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 9 or 10, the think-multiplication habit, halving for ÷4 and ÷8, and remainders in one paragraph.
- Poster files: color and black and white at 11×17, 18×24 and 24×36. The 24×36 black and white file prints as an office-supply store engineering print for a few dollars.
Who it's for
Families with a child who has the multiplication facts mostly down and is starting division, or who knows division "sort of" and freezes on 56 ÷ 7. Roughly 3rd through 5th grade, and older kids who use a chart as an accommodation.
Who should skip it
If your child hasn't started multiplication facts yet, start with our Multiplication Chart Pack; division will come faster afterward. If you only want one decorative chart for the wall, there are cheaper ones out there.
What you get
Two PDFs (US Letter and A4, 15 pages each), six poster PDFs, and a short README, all in one zip. Instant download after purchase. No physical item ships. Personal and single-family use; print as many copies as your family needs. Please don't share or resell the files.
