Description
Build understanding of the targeted math skill through focused instruction and practice.
- Grades: 4
- Format: Printable pages + Google Slides
Learning Objective
Students will practice these skills with a variety of strategies including visuals, arrays, manipulatives, checklists. over multiple versions and levels of problems and games.
What's Included
- Anchor Charts (3 pages)
- Finding Factor Pairs Worksheets (7 pages)
- Finding Factor Pairs Games and Activities (6 pages)
- Identifying Multiples Worksheets (9 pages)
- Identifying Multiples Games and Activities (4 pages)
- Prime and Composite Numbers Worksheets (3 pages)
- Prime and Composite Numbers Games and Activities (4 pages)
- Test Review (4 pages)
- Test (4 pages)
Ways to Use
Whole-class instruction, small groups, independent practice, or enrichment.
Preparation
Preview the student pages, choose the activities, and print the pages you need. For digital use, check device and internet access and assign the version you will use.
Standards & Skills
Source-listed alignment: 4.OA.B.4.










Krissy H. –
This was a very engaging resource that my kids truly loved!
Blue One Teaching I. –
I loved using these as extra practice/review before the test!
Sarah G. –
Magicore always has great resources, this was the first math one I have used and it was just as great as the ELA.
Kylee G. –
This resource was great. I loved having the t-chart for students to write the factor pairs out. This class I have this year actually preferred it that way rather than doing the rainbow.
Gina Tamburrino –
Great resource to differentiate and give my students something different for math.
Shyra B. –
Loved this resource. Thank you!!
Rebecca H. –
This was great practice for my students. Thank you
Pamela A. –
Thank you!
Tereasa N. –
Love this resource!
Karen M. –
A great resource to help students understand the concept with clarity.
Anne Marie M. –
Great resource to teach and review these skills
Meagan B. –
Wonderful resource!
I plead the fifth grade –
This was such a big help during our factors and multiples lesson. My students enjoyed this resource