

A worksheet on prime numbers and prime factorization. The exercises require to decide whether some given numbers are prime or not and reach some conclusions about prime numbers, find the factors of a number given its prime factorization, find the common factors of two numbers given their prime factorizations and find the prime factorization of a number using repeated division. Detailed solutions are included.
Master prime and composite numbers and prime factorization with this comprehensive, print-and-go maths worksheet bundle! Perfect for Upper Key Stage 2 (Year 5/6) and Key Stage 3 (Year 7) classwork, homework, or revision. Includes full, step-by-step worked solutions to make marking effortless.
Topics Covered
• Prime vs. Composite Identification: Classifying multi-digit numbers.
• Number Logic & Reasoning: Exploring consecutive primes, twin primes, and patterns in ending digits.
• Advanced Factor Analysis: Listing all factors from prime factorisations (like 2 x 3 x 7 or 2² x 3 x 5) without calculating the product first.
• Common Factors: Finding shared factors between complex prime factorisation structures.
• Prime Factorisation: Breaking numbers down into their prime factor products using index notation.
What Is Included in This Download?
• 7 Pages of High-Quality Student Worksheets: Structured progressively to increase in challenge and build student confidence.
• 6 Pages of Complete, Step-by-Step Worked Solutions: Not just a basic answer sheet! Every single problem includes full mathematical logic and factor lists to make student self-correction or teacher marking completely stress-free.
Why Teachers Love This Resource
• Zero Prep Required: Just print and hand out to your classes immediately.
• Deep Conceptual Thinking: Problems encourage students to analyze number relationships rather than just rote calculation.
• Perfect for Differentiation: Ideal for scaffolding in lower years or providing a challenge for high-ability pupils.
Curriculum Alignment
• UK National Curriculum (KS2 / KS3): Covers key objectives for identifying factors, multiples, and prime numbers, finding common factors, and expressing numbers as products of their prime factors using index laws.
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