How to add, subtract, multiply, divide decimals is an important foundational numeracy 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 , fraction skills videos. A decimal number is a number … [Read more...]
How to divide numbers
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 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...]
Why and how to calculate percentages of whole numbers
There are a few ways of learning how to calculate percentages of whole numbers .. .. although this video shows how to calculate percentages by converting to fractions and then cross division. 'Percentage' means 'out of 100.' Therefore we can use the idea of 'equivalent fractions' to make the numbers smaller and easier to deal with. So 12% is exactly the same as 12/100; … [Read more...]