Explore numbers divisible by 2 with this fun snowboard-themed sorting activity.
🏂 Show Your Tricks Knowing Numbers Divisible by 2
Engage students in showing their knowledge of even and divisible numbers by 2 with this fun snowboarding-themed activity. Students sort the snowboarders into the correct resorts based on the numbers on their boards.
This understanding of numbers divisible by 2 is a fundamental concept in mathematics. Learning about divisibility by 2 is the first step in understanding even and odd numbers. Even numbers are all divisible by 2, while odd numbers are not. This basic concept provides a foundation for more advanced mathematical concepts.
How to Use This Resource in the Classroom
Once you’ve prepared this resource, it’s a fantastic sorting activity that works perfectly as an individual hands-on activity or for small groups to work together. Students need to look at the snowboard numbers and sort the snowboarders into the correct resorts – divisible by two or not divisible by 2.
To change it up a bit, you could also use this activity for a whole class for a quick check-in. Each student can be given a snowboarder, and the resort pictures can be displayed at the front of the classroom. Each student is invited to come and place their snowboarder in the correct resort. This can then be kept up as a display for the remaining lessons on divisibility as a visual reminder to your students.
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Use the dropdown menu to choose between the easy-to-print PDF version of this resource or the editable Google Slide version. It is strongly recommended that you print on cardstock or laminate this activity to ensure the durability of the resource.
This resource was created by Cassandra Friesen, a teacher in Colorado and a Teach Starter Collaborator.
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