Description
Make learning prime and composite numbers engaging and hands-on with this interactive math activity and craftivity! Perfect for upper elementary, this resource helps students identify prime and composite numbers by practicing factor listing and applying reasoning—all while creating a personalized, display-worthy project.
WHAT'S INCLUDED:
- 2 practice worksheets focused on prime vs. composite classification
- Craftivity templates: computer & TV screens
- Student directions (projectable)
- Answer keys for both worksheets
- Teacher prep instructions with material list
✏️ WORKSHEET 1: FACTOR PRACTICE
Students are given 13 numbers. For each number, they:
- List all factors
- Decide if the number is prime (P) or composite (C)
Great for reinforcing factor recognition and classification skills.
✏️ WORKSHEET 2: PERSONALIZED MATH CONNECTIONS
Students use personal data (like their age or last two digits of their phone number) to generate numbers unique to them. Then, they:
- List all factors
- Classify each number as prime or composite
This makes the activity interactive and different for every student—a great way to boost engagement and ownership!
CRAFTIVITY INSTRUCTIONS:
Using their worksheet responses, students:
- Write composite numbers (and their factors) on a computer screen cutout
- Write prime numbers on a TV screen cutout
- Color, cut, and glue pieces onto construction paper for a math bulletin board or hallway display
Each student’s finished piece is personalized and visually reinforces the concept of prime vs. composite numbers!
✅ WHY TEACHERS LOVE IT:
- Combines math practice with creative expression
- Reinforces factor skills and number classification
- Easy to prep with print-and-go worksheets
- Ideal for math centers, early finishers, or concept review
- Makes a great classroom display that’s unique for every student!
Whether you're introducing the concept or reviewing it before a test, this Prime and Composite Numbers Craftivity brings math to life in a way your students will remember.
Check out the PREVIEW for a better look at this product!
Here's what teachers like you had to say about using these worksheets and craftivity with their students:
⭐️ Kristen K. said, "I absolutely love adding in the craftivity element for a math concept. You have provided quality practice and a clever way for the students to remember the difference between prime and composite numbers."
⭐️ Rachael said, "Great visual for students to use and remember."
⭐️ Shelby F. said, "This was such an engaging way to go over prime and composites."
⭐️ Teaching with My Toes in the Sand said, "My students really liked this activity. They got to do art during math and work with a classmate. I really liked this activity because I got to have my students practice a skill that they were struggling with in math class. I would highly recommend this resource."
Feel free to check out my related resources:
Prime and Composite Numbers PowerPoint
Prime and Composite Numbers: 3 Worksheets and 1 Game
Copyright by Deb Hanson
This item is a paid digital download from my TpT store
www.teacherspayteachers.com/Store/Deb-Hanson
This product is to be used by the original downloader only. Copying for more than one teacher is prohibited. This item is also bound by copyright laws. Redistributing, editing, selling, or posting this item (or any part thereof) on an Internet site that is not password protected are all strictly prohibited without first gaining permission from the author. Violations are subject to the penalties of the Digital Millennium Copyright Act. Please contact me if you wish to be granted special permissions!
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Description
Make learning prime and composite numbers engaging and hands-on with this interactive math activity and craftivity! Perfect for upper elementary, this resource helps students identify prime and composite numbers by practicing factor listing and applying reasoning—all while creating a personalized, display-worthy project.
WHAT'S INCLUDED:
- 2 practice worksheets focused on prime vs. composite classification
- Craftivity templates: computer & TV screens
- Student directions (projectable)
- Answer keys for both worksheets
- Teacher prep instructions with material list
✏️ WORKSHEET 1: FACTOR PRACTICE
Students are given 13 numbers. For each number, they:
- List all factors
- Decide if the number is prime (P) or composite (C)
Great for reinforcing factor recognition and classification skills.
✏️ WORKSHEET 2: PERSONALIZED MATH CONNECTIONS
Students use personal data (like their age or last two digits of their phone number) to generate numbers unique to them. Then, they:
- List all factors
- Classify each number as prime or composite
This makes the activity interactive and different for every student—a great way to boost engagement and ownership!
CRAFTIVITY INSTRUCTIONS:
Using their worksheet responses, students:
- Write composite numbers (and their factors) on a computer screen cutout
- Write prime numbers on a TV screen cutout
- Color, cut, and glue pieces onto construction paper for a math bulletin board or hallway display
Each student’s finished piece is personalized and visually reinforces the concept of prime vs. composite numbers!
✅ WHY TEACHERS LOVE IT:
- Combines math practice with creative expression
- Reinforces factor skills and number classification
- Easy to prep with print-and-go worksheets
- Ideal for math centers, early finishers, or concept review
- Makes a great classroom display that’s unique for every student!
Whether you're introducing the concept or reviewing it before a test, this Prime and Composite Numbers Craftivity brings math to life in a way your students will remember.
Check out the PREVIEW for a better look at this product!
Here's what teachers like you had to say about using these worksheets and craftivity with their students:
⭐️ Kristen K. said, "I absolutely love adding in the craftivity element for a math concept. You have provided quality practice and a clever way for the students to remember the difference between prime and composite numbers."
⭐️ Rachael said, "Great visual for students to use and remember."
⭐️ Shelby F. said, "This was such an engaging way to go over prime and composites."
⭐️ Teaching with My Toes in the Sand said, "My students really liked this activity. They got to do art during math and work with a classmate. I really liked this activity because I got to have my students practice a skill that they were struggling with in math class. I would highly recommend this resource."
Feel free to check out my related resources:
Prime and Composite Numbers PowerPoint
Prime and Composite Numbers: 3 Worksheets and 1 Game
Copyright by Deb Hanson
This item is a paid digital download from my TpT store
www.teacherspayteachers.com/Store/Deb-Hanson
This product is to be used by the original downloader only. Copying for more than one teacher is prohibited. This item is also bound by copyright laws. Redistributing, editing, selling, or posting this item (or any part thereof) on an Internet site that is not password protected are all strictly prohibited without first gaining permission from the author. Violations are subject to the penalties of the Digital Millennium Copyright Act. Please contact me if you wish to be granted special permissions!





