Learning how to divide numbers is a really important skill. Learn these, practice them and always keep to the same methods! There are 6 main numeracy skills that will help with your maths. Click here to read more. Click here to visit addition skills , subtraction skills , multiplication skills videos. Learning how to divide numbers is an important area of maths because has … [Read more...]
How to multiply numbers
Learning how to multiply numbers is an important skill. Learn these, practice them and always keep to the same methods! There are 6 main numeracy skills that will help with your maths. Click here to read more. Click here to visit addition skills , subtraction skills , division skills videos. For many children learning how to multiply numbers can be difficult. Although it’s … [Read more...]
How to subtract or takeaway numbers with video help
Learning how to subtract or takeaway numbers, is an important foundational skill. Learn these, practice them and always keep to the same methods! There are 6 main numeracy skills that will help with your maths. Click here to read more. Click here to visit subtraction skills, multiplication skills, divisions skills videos. One of the problems with learning how to subtract or … [Read more...]
How to add numbers using numberline, column and partitioning
Learning how to add numbers is a really important skill. Learn these, practice them and always keep to the same methods! There are 6 main numeracy skills that will help with your maths. Click here to read more. Click here to visit subtraction skills, multiplication skills, divisions skills videos. Maths really starts with the concept of addition - learning to add 1 + 1 is … [Read more...]
How to use the Rules of Indices
How to use the rules of indices is very useful in maths .. ..as it is a convenient way of writing down large numbers that have many repeating terms. It's quicker to write 10^6 than 1,000,000 each time. The index (sometimes called the exponent) simply says how many times the number is used in the calculation. So 10³ is the same as 10 x 10 x 10 which equals 1000. This is usually … [Read more...]