Lesson Plan No: 04

Class: VII Section: A & B Subject: Mathematics Period: 4th & 5th Duration:50mins
Date:9/4/21 Day: Friday

1. Lesson Topic: Divisibility Test

2. Lesson Objectives: At the end of the lesson, a child will be able to apply the divisibility rules for
6, 7, 8, 11 and 12 with few examples without teacher’s help.

3. Strategy to be used: Lecture, demonstration, concept building.

4. TLM to be used: Textbook, chalk and chalkboard.
5. Life Skills/Values to be incorporated:
6. Important Vocabulary need to learn: Multiples, factors, sum, product
7. LESSON INTRODUCTION: Recap the concept learned in the previous lesson. Talk on
division: Divisor, dividend and quotient. Write the topic on the board.
Gaining attention: Ask them to sit straight by keeping everything on the desk.
8. LESSON DEVELOPMENT:
1. Divisible by 6:
A whole number is divisible by 6 if the number is even and multiple of 3.

Eg. 479623, 190116(tr. will provide few examples and ask them whether the given number can be
divided by two or not. Put cross mark and tick mark to indicate the divisibility.

Activity (1): Ask children to write down few examples of their own and share it to the class. Copy
the notes from the board.

2. Divisible by 7

Double the last digit and subtract from the remaining digits, if the differences is 0 or multiple of 7, the
given number is divisible by 7.

Eg. 455 and 1981

→455 → 5 x 2
→45-10= 35(is multiple of 7)
⸫ 455 is divisible by 7 (. will provide few examples and ask them whether the given number can
be divided by two or not after getting the sum. Put a cross mark and tick mark to indicate the
divisibility).

Activity (2): Ask children to write down few examples of their own and share it to the class. Copy
the notes from the board.
3. Divisible by 8

Double the last digit and subtract from the remaining digits, if the differences is 0 or multiple of 7, the
given number is divisible by 7.
 4. Divisible by 11

Double the last digit and subtract from the remaining digits, if the differences is 0 or multiple of 7, the
given number is divisible by 7.

5. Divisible by 12

Double the last digit and subtract from the remaining digits, if the differences is 0 or multiple of 7, the
given number is divisible by 7.

9. Follow up Activity: write few examples on the board and make them to solve individually.

10. Home Assignment: Question 2 and 3 from page 5 and question 2 from revision page 33.

11. LESSON CLOSURE: Revise the concepts once if the time permits. Check whether the lesson
objectives have been fulfilled or not.

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