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Factor Tree! I made this when I was teaching prime factorization to 6th graders. The stars are prime numbers and the squares are composite numbers, which can be broken down again. The kids enjoyed making their own factor trees.

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Cartoon factor tree worksheet. The factor tree is placed inside a green tree with a trunk below which are apples that students can fill in with prime factors. This kind of factor tree work sheet suits primary students who are addicted to cartoon best. You can choose the template you prefer to customize for your needs.

Factor tree project...each student chose their own 2 or 3-digit number of which to find the prime factorization. The leaves represent the prime numbers. Then they worked with a partner to use prime factorization to find the GCF of both numbers. They were given 4 sentence frames from which to choose and then wrote their GCF between the trees.

People normally draw factor trees like this: This isn't right in three ways: First of all, it should be a tree that goes up and actually looks like a tree. As the prime factors are so important, they should stand out. And - the trees should be a bit more beautiful than this. We started off in Year 5 looking at factors using the Cuisenaire rods, to make the factor walls of numbers. This makes what a factor is so clear: Then we drew some different factor trees to investigate the question "What…

The worksheet provides a visual exercise designed to help students find the prime factors of various composite numbers using factor trees. Each number is placed at the top of a tree diagram, with branches below that are to be filled with the factors. The goal is for students to divide each number into its factors...

After our work on factors and prime numbers this week, we created prime factor trees that show the unique set of prime numbers th...

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nudging towards the fundamental theorem of arithmetic (and maybe to provide a reason why 1 is not considered to be a prime number any longer) this can be done with or without this sheet [e.g. pose the task of finding all the ways that 90 can be broken down] what are the missing products? factor trees drawn by students in Y5 at the International School of Toulouse see pinkmathematics what are the missing numbers? find a way to break down 720 into a product of prime factors that fits this…

Least common multiple activity where students used a "multiple mountain" to find the LCM. They chose their own numbers and listed the first seven multiples of each number. If they didn't find the LCM, they used prime factorization on the trees at the base of their mountains.

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