Identifying Factors - Worksheet

The "Identifying Factors Worksheet" is a series of exercises designed to help students recognise and understand factors of various numbers. The first part of the worksheet asks students to colour in the factors of several numbers including 15, 36, 66, 28, 52, and 45. This visual activity aids in reinforcing the concept of factors by identifying which numbers evenly divide into the given numbers. The second section presents a list of numbers such as 30, 12, 49, 25, 18, and 8, and students are tasked with finding all the factors for each one.

Further exercises utilise grids to assist students in determining the factors of the numbers 21, 72, 81, and 42. Students are to write down the factors for each number, providing a clear and structured approach to factor identification. The "Factor Pairs Rainbows Worksheet" introduces a creative method for finding factor pairs of given numbers. Students use the rainbows as a visual guide to pair factors that multiply together to form numbers such as 32, 27, 24, 72, 63, and 96. Lastly, the "Common Factors Worksheet" incorporates Venn diagrams to compare two sets of numbers at a time—20 and 24, 35 and 50, 18 and 36, 28 and 77—enabling students to find and write down the common factors shared between each pair. These worksheets offer a comprehensive approach to learning about factors in a variety of engaging formats.