Division Coloring Sheets

Every square holds a division fact, and its quotient picks the crayon that reveals a hidden picture.

Division grid 1, 8 by 8, 3 colors, division, tables 2, 5, 10, sheet 943572.

Answer key: not printed.

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Times tables
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Print gives a blank worksheet, and the colored answer key on page 2 when that box is ticked. Colors you fill in on screen stay on screen. By keyboard: the arrow keys move around the grid, Enter colors a square, typing an answer colors it by that answer and Backspace clears it.

How it works

Free division coloring sheets open on 30 facts: dividing by 2, 5 and 10, with quotients from 1 to 10. Tick more tables for harder facts, or choose 12 by 12 for 144 squares.

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Math division coloring worksheets: pick the tables

Each table under Times tables adds 10 facts: dividing by 5 runs from 5 ÷ 5 to 50 ÷ 5. One table alone repeats a fact up to 12 times on an 8 by 8 sheet, and the line under the sheet asks for another. Tables 2 to 10 give 90 facts, none more than 3 times.

Division coloring worksheets by grade

Common Core puts division facts in Grade 3: divide within 100, and find 32 ÷ 8 by asking what times 8 makes 32. Every fact here divides exactly, with no remainders. For remainders, use the long division worksheets.

  • Press New problems between copies: the picture stays and the facts change, so neighbors cannot copy.

Questions and answers

Are these division coloring pages with line drawings?

No. These division color worksheets are grids of squares, not outlines. Each square holds a fact, and coloring every square by its quotient reveals a pixel picture. Each prints on one page of Letter or A4 with a name line.

How do I check the answers?

The picture is the check: a wrong quotient leaves one odd square inside a block of color. Tick Answer key on page 2 under More options to print the colored key as page 2.

Can one sheet mix multiplication and division?

Not on this page. The color by multiplication worksheets have a Problems menu with Multiply and divide, so one sheet holds both halves of each fact family.

All 8 division grids

3 crayons 5

  • Division grid 1 Clue: a farm building with a small window up high and a big door with a cross on it. In North America it houses cattle, horses and their feed. Easy 8 by 8: 3 colors, 44 squares to color. Detailed 12 by 12: 3 colors, 86 squares to color.
  • Division grid 2 Clue: a snack in a striped box. The corn kernels puff up when they are heated. Easy 8 by 8: 3 colors, 43 squares to color. Detailed 12 by 12: 3 colors, 90 squares to color.
  • Division grid 3 Clue: a round ball with black lines, sitting on its shadow. Players bounce it and shoot it through a hoop. Easy 8 by 8: 3 colors, 42 squares to color. Detailed 12 by 12: 3 colors, 108 squares to color.
  • Division grid 4 Clue: a wooden box with gold bands and a lock. In pirate stories it is buried with gold inside. Easy 8 by 8: 3 colors, 62 squares to color. Detailed 12 by 12: 3 colors, 138 squares to color.
  • Division grid 5 Clue: a small fish that swims upright beside a strand of seaweed and has a curled tail. The father carries the eggs in a pouch. Easy 8 by 8: 3 colors, 34 squares to color. Detailed 12 by 12: 3 colors, 67 squares to color.
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4 crayons 2

  • Division grid 6 Clue: flames on a pile of logs. At a campsite it gives light, warmth and heat for cooking. Easy 8 by 8: 4 colors, 36 squares to color. Detailed 12 by 12: 4 colors, 90 squares to color.
  • Division grid 7 Clue: a flame on a wick, standing in a stick of wax on a gray tray. Easy 8 by 8: 4 colors, 28 squares to color. Detailed 12 by 12: 4 colors, 55 squares to color.

5 crayons 1

  • Division grid 8 Clue: a farm bird seen from the side, with a red comb, a yellow beak and a green tail. It crows loudly. Easy 8 by 8: 5 colors, 32 squares to color. Detailed 12 by 12: 5 colors, 68 squares to color.

How this list was compiled: Own original pixel pictures, drawn square by square for this page on 8 by 8 and 12 by 12 grids. Each grid is listed by a number and a clue, its name shows only on the answer key, and the grids are grouped by the number of crayons they need. The facts in the clues were checked at Wikipedia on 2026-09-23. Licence: own work