Mixed Divisibility Rules
Browse 6 Mixed Divisibility Rules worksheets for Grade 3 Math. These Factoring worksheets are designed to give students targeted practice and build confidence in math.
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Prerequisites
Practice Questions
- Is 30 divisible by 5?
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(A) Yes
- Is 24 divisible by 3?
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(A) Yes
- Is 16 divisible by 4?
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(A) Yes
- Is 50 divisible by 10?
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(A) Yes
- Is 18 divisible by 6?
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(A) Yes
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Teacher Resources
Teaching Notes
Review all rules before starting.
Vocabulary
Common Mistakes
- Mixing up rules
- Confusing rules for 3 and 9
- Forgetting the two conditions for rule of 6
- Arithmetic errors in summing digits
- Misinterpreting 'divisible by'
Differentiation
Discussion Questions
- Which rule is the easiest? Which is the hardest?
Extension Activities
- Divisibility Bingo.
Parent Tip
Have your child test numbers on signs or labels using divisibility rules.
Learning Path
Skill Cluster
Number Sense
Estimated Time
15 minutes