Long Division Practice With No Remainders (Free Printable Worksheet + Answer Key)
Long division is one of those skills that feels tricky at first… and then suddenly clicks. The key is learning a reliable routine and getting enough practice to make each step feel automatic. That’s exactly why long division practice with no remainder is such a helpful place to start.
This Long Division Practice (No Remainders) worksheet gives students problems that divide evenly, so they can focus on the process instead of getting thrown off by leftovers. It’s ideal for students who are learning long division for the first time, reviewing after a break, or working on accuracy and neatness.
Why practice long division with no remainders?
When students are still building the long division routine, remainders can add an extra layer of confusion. With no remainders, students can concentrate on:
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Placing digits correctly in the quotient
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Choosing the right multiplication fact each time
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Subtracting carefully and lining up place values
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Bringing down the next digit in the correct order
Once the steps feel steady, it’s much easier to introduce remainders (and later, decimals).
The long division steps (the routine that works)
Most teachers use a version of the classic sequence:
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Divide
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Multiply
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Subtract
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Bring down
Some students like a chant (or acronym) to remember the order, but the most important thing is doing the steps in the same way every time.
Because this worksheet has no remainders, students should end with 0 after their final subtraction.
A simple way to check answers
One of the best habits students can build is checking their work.
For no remainder problems, the check is quick:
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Multiply: divisor × quotient
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The product should equal the dividend
If it doesn’t match, students know exactly where to look: a division estimate, a multiplication step, or a subtraction line.
What makes this worksheet helpful
This printable is designed to support clean, step-by-step work:
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12 long division problems to practice the full routine
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No remainders, so students can focus on process and accuracy
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Plenty of space for showing steps clearly
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Answer key included, great for self-checking or quick grading
Ready for the next step?
After students feel confident with this worksheet, the natural progression is:
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Long division with larger divisors (2-digit divisors)
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Long division with decimals
