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Factor Flowers Worksheet

Four blank boxes prompt students to draw a flower and write the complete factor pairs for 48, 64, 72, and 96.
Grades
Grades 4–6, Elementary, Middle School
File type
Multiple File Types

Updated Jul 26, 2021

Subject
Math, Algebra, Multiplication and Division, Division
Topic
Factors
Resource types
Worksheets & Printables, Worksheets

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What's inside this resource

This Factor Flowers Worksheet is a great way for students to learn about factors and have fun at the same time! They will love drawing the flowers and writing the factors on the petals. This is a great resource for teachers who want to help their students learn about factors in a fun and engaging way.

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Teaching tips & learning objectives

Learning objectives

  • Find all factor pairs of a given two-digit or three-digit number.
  • Represent factor pairs as multiplication facts (e.g., 3 x 4 = 12).
  • Organize multiple factors visually using a drawn diagram (the flower petals) rather than a plain list.

Teaching tips

  • Work through the number 12 example together first, since the worksheet provides no petals or structure in the student boxes -- students must decide how many petals to draw.
  • Encourage students to search factor pairs systematically (starting at 1 and working up) so they do not miss a pair, especially for 96, which has the most factors of the four numbers.
  • Have faster finishers double-check their flowers against a classmate's, since a missed or duplicated factor is easy to overlook in an open-ended drawing format.

Skills covered

  • factors
  • multiplication

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Questions teachers ask about this resource

Are any petals or a flower outline pre-drawn in the four practice boxes to help students get started?

No, the four practice boxes are completely blank -- only the worked example for 12 shows a drawn flower; students must draw their own from scratch for 48, 64, 72, and 96.

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Core concepts

  • factor pairs
  • multiplication facts

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