This third grade multiplication and division test practice worksheet gives students twelve multiple-choice problems that mix facts with word problems. Includes a complete answer key — perfect for quick, no-prep review before a quiz or test.

Build division fact fluency for 3rd grade with this printable worksheet: 12 division facts, missing-number problems, and word problems, plus an answer key. A focused way to grow quick, confident dividers.

Using One Digit Division Worksheet, students solve the division equations using the steps for long division when the divisor has only one digit.

Using this Multiples of Ten Equations Worksheet, students fill in the blanks with 1, 10, or 100 to make the equation true. 

Using Division Fluency Worksheet, students solve the division facts when the divisor is less than 10 in order build division fact fluency.

Using this Multiples of Ten Worksheet, students multiply numbers by multiples of 10 in order to find a place value pattern.

In order to use ourMultiplication Division Fact Families Worksheet, your students will first write two multiplication problems and two division problems

Using Matching Division Worksheet, students solve the division facts when the divisor is less than 10 by matching equations to quotients.

Using Long Division Problems No Remainder Worksheet, students solve ten division problems without remainders in order to build their long division skills.

Using thisMath Graphic Organizer, students build their understanding about the connection between addition, subtraction, multiplication and division facts.

Using this Multiples of Ten Word Problems Worksheet, students use the food menu to solve the word problems.

Using Division to Twenty Worksheet, students solve the division facts up to 20 in order build division fact fluency.

Using One Digit Divisor Division Worksheet, students solve the division equations when the divisor has only one digit.

Using Division Fast Facts Worksheet, students solve the division facts when the divisor is less than 10 in order build division fact fluency.