4th Grade Magic Long Division With Remainders Team Coloring Activity

Learning feels more fun when kids work together—and this 4th grade math activity makes that happen! These team-based math coloring sheets turn long division with remainders into a fun teamwork activity. Fourth grade students complete a magical color by code or color by number worksheet. The pieces connect to form a collaborative coloring poster. It’s a hands-on, team building activity that reviews dividing large numbers in a creative way. These math coloring pages are perfect for centers, fairy tale day, small groups, or review days. Simply print, hand-out the pages, and you’re ready to begin!

 

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⭐ Here’s How It Works: ⭐

1. Each group gets a worksheet to solve together.
2. Every student colors and cuts out a different piece.
3. The group puts all the pieces together to reveal a mystery picture that is a collaborative art mural!

 

⭐ What Makes This Different From Other Coloring Pages? ⭐

• There are 5 unique, GIANT pictures included.
• Each group gets its own worksheet and matching image—no repeats!
• Everyone has a role to play with their own unique piece.
• While there are 4 pieces in each giant picture, you can put ANY amount of students in each group!

 

⭐ Skills Covered: ⭐

• Long Division:
• WITH remainders
• 3 digit by 1 digit
• 4 digit by 1 digit

 

⭐ 5 Magic Themed Pictures With Long Division Activities: ⭐

• Picture #1: Abra Cadabra
• Picture #2: Dragon Quest
• Picture #3: Pixie Dust
• Picture #4: Sparkle On
• Picture #5: Wizard World

 

⭐ EASY Ways to Use! ⭐

• Table groups (display pictures around room or in hallway when complete!)
• Small groups (use a different picture with each group you meet with)
• Sub plans (let your class review a concept while you’re away!)
• Partner work (each student colors in 2 pieces)
• Center rotations (put a new picture in your centers each week!)
• Review days (have each group complete multiple pictures for extra practice)
• Classroom Transformations or Theme Learning Days (every picture is themed for your special review day)
• Mystery activity (detailed directions inside!)

 

⭐ What’s Included: ⭐

• 5 team activities with 5 big pictures
• 20 total pieces to color and build (4 per picture)
• Worksheets matched to each image
• Answer keys for every worksheet
• Direction guide for using with groups of any size
• Printing tips so it works no matter your class size
• 2 versions: one WITH colors on each worksheet page and one WITHOUT colors on each worksheet page to allow easy differentiation
• Helpful tips and ideas for tailoring it to your specific teaching style.

 

⭐ Benefits of Team-Based Coloring:⭐

✅ Easy to use

✅ Print-and-go, no prep needed!

✅ Perfect for classroom or hallway displays

✅ Simple to differentiate

✅ Keeps students engaged

✅Fun and effective for teamwork

 

⭐ Teacher Tips: ⭐

• Give all groups the same image—or mix it up!
• Use it over multiple days with different pictures.
• Let fast finishers help others or complete more pieces.
• Use for morning work or homework, then reveal pictures the next day!

 

This is a low-prep way to build math skills and classroom community—all while having a little fun.