Divisibility rules activities

Are your students struggling to remember their divisibility rules? I created a free printable divisibility rules chart to help serve as a helpful reference. There is even an option to print this in jumbo size to make a divisibility rules poster to display in your middle school math classroom as a divisibility rules anchor chart of sorts. Check out my website (mathequalslove.net) for more divisibility rules activities as well as math games for practicing divisibility rules in a fun and…

Divisibility rules

Free Downloadable Activities for Teaching Divisibility Rules in Math Class.

Could you use a few ideas for teaching divisibility rules in upper elementary or middle school math? Check out the blog post, with ideas for where to use divisibility rules, the divisibility rules themselves, and activities for teaching and applying divisibility rules.

Looking for a fun divisibility rules activity? This collection of free divisibility rules activities and games will make teaching divisibility fun!

Is It Divisible? can be played individually or by students in pairs. Depending on your students, you can make it a purely luck-based game or you can add an

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This worksheet is designed as a matching activity to help students learn and apply divisibility rules. On the left side, there is a list of numbers (2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 8, 9, 10) each followed by a dot, and on the right side, there are statements describing the divisibility rules for numbers. Students are...

Learning divisibility rules increases students' understanding of numbers and improves their ability in division, simplifying fractions, and prime factorization. Increase your students' engagement by providing them with fun, interactive digital activities that utilize Google apps. Give these free divisibility rules activities a try and see how easy it is to go digital.

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