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Factors divide a number evenly; multiples are what you get when you multiply it. Students mix the two words up constantly, so sheets that ask for both side by side are useful.
Make factors and multiples worksheets that ask students to list all the factors of a number, the first five multiples, or a mix of both. The key lists every answer.
List the factors or the multiples asked for.
Factors divide a number evenly; multiples are what you get when you multiply it. Students mix the two words up constantly, so sheets that ask for both side by side are useful.
For factors, teach the rainbow method: write factor pairs from the outside in (1 and 36, 2 and 18) so none get missed.
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