Factor trees for numbers up to 500 worksheets

Finish each factor tree for a number up to 500 by writing a prime in every empty circle, then write the prime factorization.

What is on this worksheet

Finish each factor tree for a number up to 500 by writing a prime in every empty circle, then write the prime factorization.

  • Numbers up to: 500

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About factor trees and prime factorization

Each factor tree is drawn with the branches already in place. Students write the prime number in each empty circle, then write the prime factorization at the bottom, smallest prime first.

Every number is split into factors in a way that always ends with the same primes, so the answer is the same however the tree is drawn. Pick how big the numbers get, from 30 up to 500.

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