I don’t know about you, but when I think of math, I don’t usually think of humor. But hey, who says we can’t add a little bit of laughter to our learning? Especially when it comes to something like divisibility rules - talk about a snore fest. So, without further ado, here are some sweet and silly resources all about divisibility rules.
Divisibility Rules Worksheets 5th Grade
Starting off strong with this handy-dandy poster. It’s got all the rules you need for numbers 1-10, with some cute little illustrations thrown in for good measure. Print it out and hang it up in your classroom, or fold it up and keep it in your pocket for some on-the-go math magic.
Divisibility Rules Printable
Next up, we’ve got a printable worksheet from the lovely Bethany Hunter. This baby covers numbers 2-10, with space to practice each one individually. Plus, there’s a little section at the bottom where you can test yourself on all of the rules combined. Talk about efficient!
Free Math Printable: Divisibility Rules Chart
If you’re looking for something a little more comprehensive, check out this chart from Meaningful Homeschooling. It covers numbers 1-12 (yes, 12!) and includes a helpful little explanation for each rule. Plus, it’s all black and white, so you can have fun coloring it in if you’re feeling extra artistic.
Divisibility Rules Poster – Large Printable
Another poster option, this time courtesy of My Math Resources. It’s a little more colorful than the first one, and includes some helpful examples and tips for each rule. Plus, it’s nice and big (24 x 36 inches!), so you can make sure everyone in the back row can see it.
Divisibility Rules Division Math Classroom Poster
Okay, last poster, I promise. But this one from Math Tutor is just too cute to pass up. It features some cheeky little characters demonstrating each rule, and includes a little division problem for each one. It’s not the most comprehensive chart out there, but it’s definitely the most adorable.
Math Divisibility Rules Worksheet
If you’re looking for more of a traditional worksheet format, Vishalcargopackersmover Com has got you covered. This one covers numbers 2-10, and includes some clear explanations and practice problems for each rule. Plus, the color scheme is pretty easy on the eyes.
Divisibility Rules 5th Grade Worksheets
Sticking with the worksheet theme, these ones from Ambrasta are specifically geared towards 5th graders. They cover numbers 2-12 (yes, 12 again!), and include a variety of problems for each rule. Plus, the font is nice and big, so you won’t strain your eyes trying to read it.
Divisibility Rules For 2, 5 And 10 (4 Digit Numbers)
Feeling confident with your divisibility rules? Try out these worksheets from Legend of Zelda Maps (yes, that’s the actual name of the website). They cover only numbers 2, 5, and 10, but with 4-digit numbers. So, they’re a little more challenging than some of the other options on this list. Plus, you get to feel like a total math wizard when you solve them.
Rules of Divisibility
And last but not least, we’ve got some more worksheet goodness from Pinterest user Amalia Santos. This one covers all the rules you could ever want (1-12, baby!), with a mix of problems and explanations for each one. Plus, the font is so fancy, it’ll make you feel like you’re doing math in a castle or something.
So there you have it - a whole bunch of resources to help you master the art of divisibility rules. And who knows? Maybe you’ll even crack a smile or two along the way.
