🔍 Part 1: Finding Factor Pairs

Remember: A factor pair is two numbers that multiply together to make a product. For example, 3 × 4 = 12, so 3 and 4 are a factor pair of 12.

1 × 12 = 12     ____ × ____ = 12     ____ × ____ = 12     ____ × ____ = 12

____ × ____ = 24     ____ × ____ = 24     ____ × ____ = 24     ____ × ____ = 24

____ × ____ = 36     ____ × ____ = 36     ____ × ____ = 36

____ × ____ = 36     ____ × ____ = 36

Factor pairs of 18: ____ × ____    ____ × ____    ____ × ____

Factor pairs of 20: ____ × ____    ____ × ____    ____ × ____    ____ × ____

🟦 Part 2: Draw an Array

Remember: An array is a way to show a factor pair using rows and columns of dots or squares.

Example: 3 × 4 looks like 3 rows of 4 dots.

I chose: ____ × ____ = 24

An array of 5 rows and 8 columns shows the factor pair 5 and 8 of the number 40.

🧩 Part 3: Match the Factor Pairs

Draw a line to match each number on the left with one of its factor pairs on the right.

My number is: _______

Factor pairs: ________________________________________________________