Claney Mathematics

Colour notes are scaffolded notes to help students in Mathematics. These notes take students through the concept of algebraic terms, adding and subtracting like terms, multiplying and dividing terms and substitution. Students work through the scaffolded notes before being able to add their own personality on their notes by adding colour and drawings, creating a higher ability to remember the information. There are two differentiated sets of colour notes for those students who struggle to write o

Are your students having trouble with their multiplication? Do they get stuck at this part when completing other mathematical problems? Are you wanting a different view to simply memory to learn multiplication facts. Multiplication through doubling is a set of notes that takes the simple skill of doubling to allow students to work out multiplication facts from x2 to x9. Included is a doubling game sheet, 1 page per multiplication fact for practice and 2 page summary sheet.

These colour in notes are a fun way for students to learn mathematical concepts factors and multiples. Students are able to have scaffolded notes that utilize both sides of their brain. Helps students who have low literacy skills in addition to making note taking more appealing but introducing colour and doodling.

Colour notes are a different way for students to complete mathematical notes. It uses both sides of the brain to allow students a scaffolded platform to learn that is also creative and fun. These sets of notes helps to teach students about Prime numbers as well as Prime Factorisation.

Colour notes are scaffolded notes to help students in Mathematics. These notes take students through the concept of area of squares, rectangles, triangles, parallelograms, trapeziums, rhombuses, kites, circles and sectors. Students work through the scaffolded notes before being able to add their own personality on their notes by adding colour and drawings, creating a higher ability to remember the information. There are two differentiated sets of colour notes for those students who struggle to w

Colour notes are scaffolded notes to help students in Mathematics. These notes take students through the concept of types of fractions, equivalent fractions and ordering fractions. Students work through the scaffolded notes before being able to add their own personality on their notes by adding colour and drawings, creating a higher ability to remember the information. There are two differentiated sets of colour notes for those students who struggle to write out notes and those who need less sca

Colour notes are scaffolded notes to help students in Mathematics. These notes take students through the concept of coordinate points, graphing lines from a table, linear and non-linear concept and gradient. Students work through the scaffolded notes before being able to add their own personality on their notes by adding colour and drawings, creating a higher ability to remember the information. There are two differentiated sets of colour notes for those students who struggle to write out notes

Colour notes are scaffolded notes to help students in Mathematics. These notes take students through the concepts of addition, subtraction, multiplication and division of Negative integer's, with different strategies to learn Addition and Subtraction of negative integers. Students work through the scaffolded notes before being able to add their own personality on their notes by adding colour and drawing creating a higher ability to remember the information.

These are scaffolded notes for students who have difficulty in writing out notes. They can be used to help students in math as well as helping them with anxiety by being able to colour in the notes after. These notes come with additional puzzles that students need to find hidden words.

Fun scaffolded notes for students to learn mathematics as well as colour to enable full opportunity to create engaging notes in class. These notes focus on Index laws for students providing both the laws, examples and practice questions.

This is a group of worksheets to look at the box method of multiplication. It works through multiplying the following: one digit x two digit numbers, two digit x two digit numbers and two digit x three digit numbers.

These are notes to help students with low literacy have detailed notes. Students fill in the notes and can colour them in creating engaging activity in class that produces detailed colourful notes.

Quick little worksheet where students have to visually represent fractions in a range of ways. As parts of a whole from shading in a circle and rectangle, Parts of a set by shading in tennis balls in cannisters and representing on a number line. The worksheet has two pages. An example of how to set it out with 1/4 and than a blank note for you to tell students the different fractions to represent visually.

Colour notes are scaffolded notes to help students in Mathematics. These notes take students through the concept of order of operations. Students work through the scaffolded notes before being able to add their own personality on their notes by adding colour and drawing creating a higher ability to remember the information. If you enjoy, please check out the rest of the collection.

Nice game for students to practice their addition and subtraction of decimal numbers, start looking at fractions with a denominator of 100 and linking that in with percentages.

Colour notes are scaffolded notes to help students in Mathematics. These notes take students through the concept of perimeter and circumference. Students work through the scaffolded notes before being able to add their own personality on their notes by adding colour and drawings, creating a higher ability to remember the information. There are two differentiated sets of colour notes for those students who struggle to write out notes and those who need less scaffolding. If you enjoy, please check

Colour notes are scaffolded notes to help students in Mathematics. These notes take students through the concepts of types of angles and how angles are written. Students work through the scaffolded notes before being able to add their own personality on their notes by adding colour and drawings, creating a higher ability to remember the information.

A one page worksheet to get your students to visualize fractions. This can help to connect to equivalent fractions.