How to find the factors of a Number-plus Free Worksheet

 

1. Write the number you are finding the factors of at the top of your paper.

2. Start with 1 and the number itself.
   Write 1 × the number, because 1 is a factor of every number.

3. Leave space between the numbers so you can add more factor pairs as you go.

4.  Move inward by counting up from 2 and checking if it multiplies evenly into the number.

5. Each time you find a number that multiplies evenly, write the matching factor pair.

6.  Keep checking numbers in order, working inward from both sides.

7. Stop when you reach consecutive numbers (or when the numbers meet or cross).
   This means there are no more factors.

8.  Circle or list all the numbers you wrote.
   These are all the factors of the number.

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Making Change - Counting Up

 

This video teaches how to make change using the counting up method instead of subtraction. The idea is to count from the cost of an item up to the amount paid, which helps in calculating change more intuitively.

Example 1:

Item cost: $18.76

Amount paid: $20.00

Counting up:

Add $0.04 → $18.80

Add $0.20 (two dimes) → $19.00

Add $1.00 → $20.00

Total change: $0.04 + $0.20 + $1.00 = $1.24

Example 2:

Meal cost: $11.13

Amount paid: $15.00

Counting up:

Add $0.02 → $11.15

Add $0.10 → $11.25

Add $0.75 (three quarters) → $12.00

Add $3.00 → $15.00

Total change: $0.02 + $0.10 + $0.75 + $3.00 = $3.87

Conclusion:

Using the counting-up method makes giving change simpler and helps avoid subtraction mistakes. The video ends with a positive message: “Kindness multiplies kindness – be kind to someone today.”

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