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Math Grid Coloring Activity for Grade 4: Prime vs. Composite Numbers
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Let your students put their new understanding of prime vs. composite numbers to work with this fun coloring activity, perfect for after state testing at the end of the year. Students will color boxes in a grid corresponding to the prime vs. composite category (numbers with exactly three factors, numbers with exactly four factors, etc.) for the given numbers to reveal the picture. Use it to reinforce learning after a unit on factors and multiples, review concepts ahead of standardized testing, or just for fun any time of year. Designed to assess Common Core State Math Standard 4.OA.B.4, this no prep activity comes with a tip sheet outlining the learning objective and implementation instructions, making lesson planning a snap. Full answer key included.

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