Division Fact Fluency Pack
If your students are still counting on their fingers or stalling on division facts, this bundle gives you a complete, research-backed system to fix that, in just 10 minutes a day.
Unlike a worksheet pack you pull out occasionally, this is a structured daily routine that builds full automaticity. Students systematically target their weak facts, build speed through timed sprints, and track their own progress, moving through each ÷ table at their own pace until facts are locked in for good.
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Why Choose The Division Fact Fluency Pack?
- This is a complete system, not just worksheets. It includes flash cards, timed sprints, games and a progress tracker that all work together as one structured daily routine
- Students take ownership of their learning — they sort their own facts, identify their weak spots, and track their own scores, which builds real motivation
- Aligned to Years 3–4 Australian Curriculum (v9.0) and grounded in the research on what actually builds automaticity, so you can use it with confidence
- Students will go from finger counting to fluent in just a few weeks, with only 10 minutes of practise per day!
What's Included?
- Division Flash Cards ÷1 – ÷12
- 60 Second Sprint Pages (4 for each ÷ set)
- 6 mixed fact pages (covering all tables)
- Division 4 in a row
- Division BUMP game
- 3 x a-mazing division worksheets
- Answers for all sheets, so students can self mark!
- PLUS a video tutorial walking you through the whole program
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