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Divisibility Rules Lesson and Practice - Tired of students thinking 51 is prime? What about 57? 87? These guided notes will teach students the most common divisibility rules. Divisibility rules for 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 9, and 10 are included in this lesson. Now they'll never be tricked by pesky 51 again!
This lesson for teaching divisibility rules includes a 2 page graphic organizer with sentence starters that allows students to fill in the important notes while leaving you free to walk about the room to monitor. There is a Google Slides presentation included to help guide the lesson and reveal each divisibility rule one at a time.
Also included are two tables of practice numbers. Students have to put a check mark in the box of the rules that apply to each number. There are two questions where students must fill in the missing digit to make a number divisible by the given numbers. There are two application problems included where students must find all the factors of two given numbers by using divisibility rules and division.
Product is a PDF that includes:
- Divisibility Rules Guided Notes Sheet
- Practice Sheet
- Answer key
- Corresponding Google Slides presentation
- Implementation Suggestions
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Divisibility Rules Lesson and Practice - Tired of students thinking 51 is prime? What about 57? 87? These guided notes will teach students the most common divisibility rules. Divisibility rules for 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 9, and 10 are included in this lesson. Now they'll never be tricked by pesky 51 again!
This lesson for teaching divisibility rules includes a 2 page graphic organizer with sentence starters that allows students to fill in the important notes while leaving you free to walk about the room to monitor. There is a Google Slides presentation included to help guide the lesson and reveal each divisibility rule one at a time.
Also included are two tables of practice numbers. Students have to put a check mark in the box of the rules that apply to each number. There are two questions where students must fill in the missing digit to make a number divisible by the given numbers. There are two application problems included where students must find all the factors of two given numbers by using divisibility rules and division.
Product is a PDF that includes:
- Divisibility Rules Guided Notes Sheet
- Practice Sheet
- Answer key
- Corresponding Google Slides presentation
- Implementation Suggestions
If you have any questions or comments, please feel free to message me on teacherspayteachers. Don’t forget to leave feedback and earn your TPT credits!
Like what you see? Follow my store to stay informed of new products or updates! Find me on Instagram @mathemizer to see my products in action! If you use this product with your class, please tag me so I can see it!
You may also like:
Prime Factorization – Differentiated Hands on Activity
Ratios & Rates Worksheet – Self Checking Fun Review Sheet
Surface Area of Prisms – Practice Sheet
✨Get TpT Credit to Use on Your Future Purchases!
-Log into your My Purchases page.
-Look for the blue Leave a Review button next to each purchase.
-Click the button to go to the feedback page and please leave a rating and brief comment.
-You will earn TpT credits that will lower the cost of your future purchases!
-Your feedback is valuable to me so that I can provide you with the best resources for your students.
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