Factors and Multiples Interactive Notebook Activity | Halloween Math
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This was the perfect resource at this time of the year. The students have enjoyed doing this and displaying their work.
Factors and multiples are such a tricky concept in 4th grade when students are still learning their multiplication facts, but this product made practicing them fun and engaging! Thank you!
Description
Factors and Multiples Interactive Notebook foldables are designed to help students remember the difference between factors and multiples. This resource includes 2 posters and 2 foldables.
Multiple are presented as a “Multiple Mountain” because multiples go up, up, up like a mountain. I have Millie May skipping up the mountain because students may find multiples by skip counting.
There are a limited number of factors for each number, just like there are a limited number of fingers on each of Little Frankie’s hands. Factors are small like fingers and they will never be bigger than the number on Frankie’s hand.
The foldables are perfect for interactive notebooks. They may also be displayed in the hallway or on a bulletin board.
product keys: factors and multiples activities, factors and multiples printables, factors and multiples centers, factors and multiples interactive notebooks, factors and multiples word wall,
Multiple are presented as a “Multiple Mountain” because multiples go up, up, up like a mountain. I have Millie May skipping up the mountain because students may find multiples by skip counting.
There are a limited number of factors for each number, just like there are a limited number of fingers on each of Little Frankie’s hands. Factors are small like fingers and they will never be bigger than the number on Frankie’s hand.
The foldables are perfect for interactive notebooks. They may also be displayed in the hallway or on a bulletin board.
product keys: factors and multiples activities, factors and multiples printables, factors and multiples centers, factors and multiples interactive notebooks, factors and multiples word wall,
Total Pages
11 pages
Answer Key
Does not apply
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CCSS4.OA.B.4
Find all factor pairs for a whole number in the range 1-100. Recognize that a whole number is a multiple of each of its factors. Determine whether a given whole number in the range 1-100 is a multiple of a given one-digit number. Determine whether a given whole number in the range 1-100 is prime or composite.
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