What students practice
Build factor pairs from arrays, list every pair, mark multiples on a hundreds chart and connect factors to their products. Explain prime, composite and neither with factor-pair evidence, then use a sieve to find the primes to 50.
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Multiples on a Hundreds Chart


Find the Primes to 50
What's inside
- p. 3
Factor Pairs with Arrays
Use the models and factor pairs to explain your answers.
- p. 4
All the Factor Pairs
Use the models and factor pairs to explain your answers.
- p. 5
Multiples on a Hundreds Chart
Use the models and factor pairs to explain your answers.
- p. 6
Multiples and Factors Together
Use the models and factor pairs to explain your answers.
- p. 7
Prime or Composite?
Use the models and factor pairs to explain your answers.
- p. 8
Find the Primes to 50
Use the models and factor pairs to explain your answers.
- p. 9
Explain with Factor Pairs
Use the models and factor pairs to explain your answers.
- p. 10
Factor Stories
Use the models and factor pairs to explain your answers.
- p. 11
Multiples Stories
Use the models and factor pairs to explain your answers.
- p. 12
True or False?
Use the models and factor pairs to explain your answers.
- p. 13
Factor Code
Solve; write the answer, then its code letter. Read the letters in order.
- p. 14
Mixed Review
Use the models and factor pairs to explain your answers.
Georgia standards covered
4.PAR.3.3
Find factor pairs in the range 1-100 and find multiples of single-digit numbers up to 100.
In this packet: pages 3 to 6 and 10 to 14. 4.PAR.3.3 practice in all our packets
4.PAR.3.4
Identify composite numbers and prime numbers and explain the relationship with the factor pairs.
In this packet: pages 7 to 9 and 12 to 14. 4.PAR.3.4 practice in all our packets
Who it's for
Grade 4 factor and multiple lessons with whole numbers 1 to 100. The packet has 33 numbered tasks, four original stories, a MAP code, 12 practice pages and 12 matching worked keys. The teacher page quotes the exact Georgia elements and maps the pages.




