Greatest common factor anchor chart

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GCF anchor chart Greatest common factor

How do we use greatest common factors and least common multiples?

It's Five for Friday on a Saturday!! :) Time to link up with Kacey from Doodle Bugs Teaching. :) This week we finally got to teaching GCF/LCM within word problems. The students theoretically learned GCF/LCM in 4th grade, but applying it to word problems was a challenge. We started off by reviewing LCM/GCF. I shared with the students how I DISLIKE factor rainbows. In my opinion they are not as easy to use as a table, so that is why I taught them to make a table if the numbers are smaller…

LCM vs. GCF Anchor Chart Comparison This anchor chart poster is a great tool to display in your classroom or hand out to students to put in their notebooks or binder. Students will be be able to compare LCM and GCF side-by-side. The anchor chart compares the definition, vocabulary, and an example using the same two numbers. I decided just to list the multiples and factors to limit the amount of text. I feel that this anchor is so important because sixth grade students always mix up the two…

Greatest Common Factor and Least Common Multiple Anchor Chart. 6th grade Math Anchor Chart! ❤️ Do you use the ladder method to teach GCF/LCM?? Did you know you can use this method to teach distribution and simplifying fractions? I hope this method helps when they learn to factor in high school! I wish I had this method instead of just creating lists. #iteach6th #iteachmath #mathteacher #iteachmath

This GCF bulletin board kit will help you teach your upper elementary or middle school math class about strategies for finding the Greatest Common Factor. This math classroom décor will look GREAT on your wall and will really help your students.

Greatest Common Factor & Reducing Fractions ~ Anchor Chart *Jungle Academy*

Anchor chart for factors and multiples!