Puzzle
NumberPuzzle
Odd one out:Types of number
Ten statements about primes, squares, cubes, factors and multiples, four numbers each time, and one that does not belong. 2 is prime, 9 is not a cube number and 16 has five factors, not three. One per A4.
A free key stage 3 and GCSE number puzzle with answers, spec code N4. It goes with the lesson on prime numbers.
Lesson
Prime numbers
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