A cheat sheet empowering your students to become prime and composite numbers superstars! Simple tricks to ease your students' lives.

What's Included?

• A Quick Guide: This anchor chart provides students with clear and concise rules to determine prime and composite numbers.

How to use it?

• Print and Display: Hang the anchor chart in your classroom for easy reference.
• Bind It Up: Print a copy for each student to keep in their binders as a quick study guide.

⭐Divisibility Rules: Anchor Chart and Practice**⭐**

For more "Prime and Composite":

Prime and Composite | Ice Cream Sort Activity

Prime and Composite Brooms and Ladder | Board Game

Prime and Composite | Pop Corn Numbers Sort Activity

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Cut and glue prime and composite pop corn!

Students' favorite AND easy no prep for teachers - Win win situation!
This 4th grade Math activity sheet is an easy AND fun way to ensure your students can easily differentiate between prime and composite numbers.

What should you do?

As the teacher, print out the sheets and pass them to the students.

Students will glue the scoops in the correct cone.

What's Included?

• Numbers from 1-50.
• Numbers from 50-100.
• Answer key.

⭐Divisibility Rules: Anchor Chart and Practice**⭐**

For more "Prime and Composite":

Prime or Composite? | Anchor Chart

Prime and Composite | Ice Cream Sort Activity

Prime and Composite Brooms and Ladder | Board Game

Prime and Composite | Pop Corn Numbers Sort Activity

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Turn learning about prime and composite numbers into a thrilling game with this Halloween-themed Snakes and Ladders board.

What's Included:

• Two Game Boards: Choose between a 1-50 or 1-100 board to suit your students' skill levels.
• Halloween-Themed Elements: Exciting features like brooms (snakes), ladders, and pumpkins to enhance gameplay.
• Answer Key: Provides correct prime and composite number classifications for each space.

How to Play:

• Roll the dice and move the corresponding number of spaces.
• Land on a ladder to climb higher, a broom to slide down, or a pumpkin for a power up.
• Identify the number on the space and determine if it's prime or composite.
• The first player to reach the finish line wins!

Mettry's advice: Laminate the boards for durability! Create a classroom leaderboard to track winners and encourage friendly competition.

⭐For more "Prime and Composite" practice:

Prime and Composite Numbers | Christmas Coloring Worksheet

Prime or Composite? | Anchor Chart

Prime and Composite | Ice Cream Sort Activity

Prime and Composite | Pop Corn Numbers Sort Activity

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Make learning about prime numbers a fun and delicious treat with this ice cream sorting activity!

What's Included?

• Colorful Cones: Colored ice cream cones, each labeled "Prime Numbers" or "Composite Numbers."
• Prime Scoops: Colorful ice cream scoops with prime numbers printed on them.
• B&W Version: A black and white version of all elements allows students to color the cones and scoops themselves after sorting.
• Answer Key

How to Use?

1. Print and prepare the desired number of sheets (colored or black and white) for your students.
2. Scooping Up Knowledge: Distribute the ice cream cones and scoops to each student (or group).
3. Sorting Time! Students will glue the prime number scoops onto the cone labeled "Prime Numbers" and the composite number scoops onto the cone labeled "Composite Numbers."
4. Checking for Accuracy: Students can use the answer key to verify their sorting or you can review the answers together as a class.

Bonus Tip: Challenge students to create their own "flavored" prime numbers by coming up with silly names that incorporate the numbers (e.g., the "Choco-3" prime number).

⭐Divisibility Rules: Anchor Chart and Practice**⭐**

For more "Prime and Composite":

Prime or Composite? | Anchor Chart

Prime and Composite | Ice Cream Sort Activity

Prime and Composite Brooms and Ladder | Board Game

Prime and Composite | Pop Corn Numbers Sort Activity

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Time to color prime and composite ornaments!
This 4th grade Math activity sheet is an easy AND festive way to ensure your students can easily differentiate between prime and composite numbers.

It's the Merry Month and More!

What should you do?

As the teacher, print out the sheets and pass them to the students.

Students will start coloring prime and composite ornaments.

What's Included?

• Practice sheet.
• Answer key.

⭐For more "Prime and Composite" practice:

Prime or Composite? | Anchor Chart

Prime and Composite | Ice Cream Sort Activity

Prime and Composite Brooms and Ladder | Board Game

Prime and Composite | Pop Corn Numbers Sort Activity

Don't forget to share with me how it went with your little ones. I hope it was useful in your classroom.

If you like this product, follow my store -Mettry Teaches- for more.