EXAMPLE 01A parent walkthrough
84 ÷ 6 = ?
Show them: 6 goes into 8 once: 1 x 6 = 6, remainder 2
Say: Bring down 4: 24 ÷ 6 = 4
Say: Answer 14
FINAL ANSWER
14
MATH LEVEL D
Division — Level D Parent Guide
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Long division, division with remainders, and dividing by 2-digit divisors.
Grade 4 · approximate gradeTHE DEFINITION
What is Kumon Math Level D?
Kumon Math Level D (Division) is the 9th of 21 levels in the Kumon math program, where children learn long division, division with remainders, and dividing by 2-digit divisors. It typically aligns with grade 4 schoolwork, though Kumon places children by ability rather than age, so the grade is a guide, not a rule.
Level D builds directly on Math Level C: Multiplication and prepares children for Math Level E: Fractions I. It is one of 21 Kumon math levels covered in this independent parent guide series.
This is an independent parent guide, not an official curriculum or placement assessment. Topics and pace can vary; your child’s instructor can confirm their current work.
- Divide with remainders
- Set out long division correctly
- Divide by 2-digit numbers
- Connect division to multiplication
- Check answers by multiplying back
How do I help my child with Level D?
Work through one example together, then let your child try the next one alone. A few small problems to try together — let your child attempt each first, then use these prompts when they need a nudge.
Original examples in Kumon style, written for parents — not scanned worksheets.
EXAMPLE 02A parent walkthrough
95 ÷ 4 = ?
Show them: 4 into 9 goes 2: 2 x 4 = 8, remainder 1
Say: Bring down 5: 15 ÷ 4 = 3, remainder 3
Say: Answer 23 remainder 3
FINAL ANSWER
23 remainder 3
How can parents support Level D?
Short, calm, and daily beats long and pressured. These small habits make Level D stick — pick one and start tonight.
Long division is a dance: divide, multiply, subtract, bring down — chant it
Estimate first: 95 ÷ 4 is about 25
Remainders confuse kids; use cookies to make them real
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