This Grade 3 division word problems worksheet uses real contexts like pizza slices, teams, and bags. Students divide totals among equal groups to get quotients, practicing Grade 3 CCSS 3.OA.3 reasoning. Learners match scenarios with answers, sharpening understanding of dividend, divisor, and equal groups through relatable everyday stories and focused Grade 3 problem-solving steps in each short practice task. This Grade 3 printable is perfect for classroom practice or homework.
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Division Word Problems
Part A: Fill in the Blank
Write the missing word or number on each line.
1. Grade 3: A pizza has 12 slices shared by 4 friends. Each friend gets 3 slices.
2. Grade 3: 24 students form 4 equal teams. Each team has 6 students.
3. Grade 3: 40 cookies packed in bags of 8 makes 5 bags.
4. Grade 3: 18 cupcakes shared among 3 kids gives 6 cupcakes each.
5. Grade 3: 30 marbles in 6 equal bags gives 5 marbles per bag.
6. Grade 3: 36 pencils in 4 equal boxes has 9 pencils per box.
7. Grade 3: A team of 28 players splits into 4 squads of 7 players.
8. Grade 3: 21 chairs arranged at 3 tables equally gives 7 per table.
9. Grade 3: 54 stickers shared by 6 kids gives 9 stickers each.
Part B: Matching
Match each item on the left to the correct answer on the right.
1. Match each item to its correct answer.
Grade 3: 12 slices, 4 friends
→ 3 per friend
3 per friend
Grade 3: 40 cookies, bags of 8
→ 5 bags
5 bags
Grade 3: 30 marbles, 6 bags
→ 5 per bag
5 per bag
Grade 3: 54 stickers, 6 kids
→ 9 per kid
9 per kid
Division Word Problems
★ Part A: Fill in the Blank
Write the missing word or number on each line.
1) Grade 3: A pizza has 12 slices shared by 4 friends. Each friend gets 3 slices.
2) Grade 3: 24 students form 4 equal teams. Each team has 6 students.
3) Grade 3: 40 cookies packed in bags of 8 makes 5 bags.
4) Grade 3: 18 cupcakes shared among 3 kids gives 6 cupcakes each.
5) Grade 3: 30 marbles in 6 equal bags gives 5 marbles per bag.
6) Grade 3: 36 pencils in 4 equal boxes has 9 pencils per box.
7) Grade 3: A team of 28 players splits into 4 squads of 7 players.
8) Grade 3: 21 chairs arranged at 3 tables equally gives 7 per table.
9) Grade 3: 54 stickers shared by 6 kids gives 9 stickers each.
★ Part B: Matching
Match each item on the left to the correct answer on the right.
1) Match each item to its correct answer.
Grade 3: 12 slices, 4 friends
→ 3 per friend
3 per friend
Grade 3: 40 cookies, bags of 8
→ 5 bags
5 bags
Grade 3: 30 marbles, 6 bags
→ 5 per bag
5 per bag
Grade 3: 54 stickers, 6 kids
→ 9 per kid
9 per kid
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