Hey everyone! We’re back from a short break this week with a free set of homeschool printables that are perfect for winter learning!
Tigger’s had her struggles with math over the years, so we’ve had to add a little fun to our math work to help her stay focused. This month, we decided to tackle multiplication factors with set of free snowflake math factor printables! Read on to see how to get your copy!
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Free Snowflake Math Factor Printables
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We designed the activity so that the snowflake arms all show numbers that are factors of the larger number in the center. They work on a diagonal, so there are three numbers already given and the kids have to find the other number that makes a factor pair.
Example: On the sheet above, the center number is 36, so all of the numbers on the snowflake are factors of 36. Kids will need to find the missing number in each factor pair: 18 x ? = 36; 9 x ? = 36; 3 x ? = 36, and so on.
To give Tigger a helping hand, we walked her through the first one. We’ve covered multiplication with her in the past and found that the circles and dots method seems to work best for her.
We decided to let her try the next one on her own.
She did great! She counted up the numbers and filled in the spots pretty easily.
We added some larger numbers in the pack as well to help kids test their multiplication facts, but a full answer key is provided at the back.
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Great for third-grade winter multiplication!