Elementary School Factors and Multiples Worksheets

Elementary School Factors and Multiples Worksheets give students structured practice in recognizing patterns, breaking down numbers, and understanding divisibility. Created by US elementary curriculum experts, these worksheets help teachers and parents guide students through foundational number theory concepts that build logical thinking. Each sheet aligns with elementary standards and includes clear answer keys with detailed step-by-step explanations. Students gain confidence as they move from simple skip counting to prime factorization and apply these skills across math topics. The collection encompasses a range of materials, from visual mazes that reinforce counting patterns to advanced techniques such as the Sieve of Eratosthenes and factor trees. Answer sheets display complete methods, enabling students to review their reasoning and learn from their mistakes. These worksheets fit seamlessly into lesson plans, homework assignments, and independent practice sessions.

Count in 2s Maze

Count in 3s Maze

Count in 5s Maze

Factors (A)

Factors Worksheet suitable for students in 4th Grade

Factors (B)

Factors and Multiples

Factors and Prime Numbers

Finding the GCF and LCM using Venn Diagrams

Greatest Common Factor (GCF)

HCF (Highest Common Factor)

Identifying Prime Numbers

LCM (Lowest Common Multiple)

Least Common Multiple (LCM)

Prime Factor Decomposition - Using the Short Division Method

Prime Number Maze

Skip Counting (count by 2s)

Skip Counting (count in 10s)

Skip Counting (count in 5s)

All worksheets are created by the team of experienced teachers at Cazoom Math.

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Students arrive at this stage already familiar with counting and addition. Students have discovered that numbers develop through the multiplication of individual smaller components. The new teaching approach helps students develop improved comprehension of multiplication and division concepts. The identification of factors and multiples enables students to solve problems more efficiently while building their skills for fraction operations. The practice of numbers allows people to understand how different numbers relate to one another. Students learn to detect patterns in skip counting, identify common factors, and build their knowledge of prime numbers. The skills learned in this course directly apply to middle school work with fractions, equivalent ratios, and algebraic expressions.

Topics at a Glance: Factors, Common Multiple, Prime Number, and More

These worksheets teach rounding and estimation through a structured concrete-to-abstract progression. Students begin with number lines and visual rounding charts before applying formal rules to whole numbers and decimals. Each worksheet targets one skill at a time, with detailed answer sheets showing every reasoning step. Covering place-value rounding, decimal estimation, and significant figures, this collection helps students predict, approximate, and assess the reasonableness of their answers with accuracy and confidence.

Why Teachers Choose Cazoom Math Elementary School Factors and Multiples Activities

Teachers use these worksheets to differentiate instruction without creating extra planning work. Each topic offers multiple sheets at varying difficulty levels, so you can assign foundational skip counting to students who need support and prime factorization challenges to those ready to extend their skills. The clear layout allows students to work independently while you circulate and check their understanding. You can print a set for homework, use individual sheets as exit tickets, or rotate through the collection for morning warm-ups. The worksheets fit into any lesson sequence and require no extra materials or preparation. Solutions display complete reasoning rather than bare answers, which helps during whole-class discussion when students explain different approaches to the same problem.

Where These Skills Show Up in Real Life

Factors and multiples help students organize information, divide items evenly, and spot repeating cycles in everyday situations. By practicing with these worksheets, they can arrange objects into equal groups, calculate schedules, and share resources fairly, applying the number relationships practiced in them.

• Splitting a class into equal teams

• Packaging items into equal rows, boxes, or sets

• Planning events that repeat weekly or monthly

• Measuring ingredients when doubling or halving recipes