That's neat, but imho start with the plain fizzbuzz first. Everyone has it in their lexicon so it acts as a first-pass Rosetta stone for what the language syntax is like. Adding extra bits implies you need those to get the job done.
I just updated the program to allow arbitrary arrays of words and factors for division, so now it is a fizz-buzz-jazz version of the program, and it gets even shorter once you go to table driven data.
var ss = ""
var color = ALICE_BLUE
loop across:WORDS index:wordx
if mod(b.cell_seq, PRIMES[wordx]) == 0
WORDS[wordx] &=> ss
color = COLORS[wordx]
if ss == ""
// plain cell
ss = to_str(b.cell_seq)
