🔑 Key Words to Know

Factor: A whole number that divides evenly into another number.
Product: The answer when you multiply two numbers together.
Factor Pair: Two numbers that multiply together to make a product. For example, 3 × 4 = 12, so (3, 4) is a factor pair of 12.

⭐ Part 1: List the Factor Pairs

List all the factor pairs for each number. The first one has been started for you.

1. Factor pairs of 12:

1 × 12 2 × ___ 3 × ___ ___ × ___

2. Factor pairs of 18:

3. Factor pairs of 24:

4. Factor pairs of 36:

5. Factor pairs of 48:

🔗 Part 2: Matching Factor Pairs

Draw a line to match each multiplication equation on the left to its correct product on the right.

5 × 8

6 × 7

4 × 9

3 × 10

8 × 8

64

36

30

40

42

6. Which number above has the most factor pairs? How do you know?

🧠 Part 3: Think It Through

7. Circle the numbers that are factor pairs of 30:

2 × 15

4 × 8

5 × 6

3 × 10

7 × 5

8. Choose a number between 30 and 50. Write it here: _______

List all its factor pairs below:

9. Explain how you know you have found all the factor pairs for your number. Use the words factor, product, and pair in your answer.

Factor Pairs Exploration

Factor Pairs Exploration

🔑 Key Words to Know

⭐ Part 1: List the Factor Pairs

🔗 Part 2: Matching Factor Pairs

🧠 Part 3: Think It Through

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