🤯 Try using Repeated Division for prime factorization - it’s very compact and lines up all the factors so none get lost! Don’t panic, factor trees are still a great way to find prime factorization, too! I don’t hate them! 🪄 But the real magic with Repeated Division comes when we need to build the GCF and LCM of two numbers. That will have to wait for my next video. In the meantime, try using Repeated Division to find prime factorizations and see if you like it. | Mathy Mama

FACTOR TREES / PRIME FACTOR TREES - 2 PowerPoints (Lesson intro. + Solutions for all numbers 2-100) | Teaching Resources

Prime Factor Trees - Maths with Mum

Factor Tree Song