When we approach these problems, we first should understand the vocabulary that is related to it. The two-digit value that is being divided or broken down is called the dividend. The two-digit value that is dividing the dividend is called the divisor. The result of this operation is called the quotient. If there is any amount left over, as a result, it is called the remainder. Double digit division is the first step that students take to understanding the borrowing process at the next level. Students really start to see how subtraction is involved in the process as well.

We encourage you to use all of the room that is provided for you and clear mark each step in the process that you follow. Pay particular attention to the title and description of each worksheet as some will have remainders present, while other will not have any remainders. These worksheets should give students plenty to keep them busy. If they have trouble completing the early worksheets, we would suggest moving down the page and working with the lessons that have been provided for you. Some problems will have remainders and some will not. These worksheets offer students an opportunity to work with double digit divisors, double digit dividends, and remainders. Step-by-step solutions to sample problems are provided.