Looking for divisibility rules worksheets that teach divisibility rules step by step before students practice on their own? This beginner-friendly 4th–5th grade resource combines worked examples, guided practice, differentiated worksheets, extra practice and spaced review, with complete answer keys.
127 printable pages in 2 PDFs, including teacher pages and answer keys (43 student pages, in order, ready to print). A one-page START HERE guide shows which file to open first.

DESIGNED WITH STRUGGLING LEARNERS IN MIND
These worksheets have been trialled with children who often find mathematical concepts difficult to grasp. The step-by-step approach breaks learning into manageable stages, with clear worked examples, guided practice and plenty of extra reinforcement, while progressively harder pages stretch more confident learners.

WHAT’S INCLUDED
Main teaching pack (91 pages):
• Anchor chart to display or glue into notebooks
• Get ready page: quick recall of the skills the lesson needs
• Foundations: 13 pages of halving, step by step, one small step per page, for students who need them (with directions for skipping ahead if they don’t)
• Learn it page: the steps plus 4 fully worked examples covering every type of question
• Guided practice where the help fades question by question, plus a checkpoint
• 11 differentiated worksheets (Warm-up , Practice , Challenge )
• 4 exit tickets for quick assessment
• 4 spaced practice sets (120 questions) with earlier questions mixed in
• Practice plan and record so students know what to do each day
• Remember it? check for 2–3 weeks later
• Answer keys for every page, in easy-to-mark “teacher red”
• Partner activity: Divisibility Detectives, with cards, a recording sheet and answers
• Teacher pages: how-to guide, a quick start with the route through the pack (where to slow down and where to skip ahead), teacher scripts and a class tracker
• BONUS: extra practice booklet (36 pages): a full page of practice for every step, with worked examples and answer keys

WHAT WILL STUDENTS LEARN?
• To use the last digit to check 2, 5 and 10.
• To add the digits to check 3 and 9.
• To halve to check 4 and 8.
• To check 2 and 3 to find numbers divisible by 6.

DIFFERENTIATION BUILT IN
• Warm-up: Last digit and add the digits: 2, 5, 10, 3 and 9, with a tick table and a Venn diagram.
• Practice: Halving (4 and 8) and divisible by 6 (2 and 3), with a tick table and a Venn diagram.
• Challenge: Real life: how many groups, can it be shared equally, spotting mistakes and explaining.
• The separate extra practice booklet gives a full page of support for every step, for students who need it.