CfE Primary Maths

Primary maths that builds understanding.

Visual Concept Journeys, calm practice and printable support for Curriculum for Excellence. Help children understand the maths, then build confidence using it.

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Start free at Early Level. Explore all four CfE levels below.

Understanding comes first.

One half. Two quarters.
The same amount.

Designed for teaching, intervention and review

For classroom modelling, targeted small-group or ASN support, and independent practice at school or home. Choose a short activity for intervention or revision.

Teacher pedagogy guide

Two ways to learn

Build understanding, then build fluency

Explore an idea together, practise it independently, and return to the model whenever it helps.

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Concept Journeys

Visual, guided learning to help pupils understand the idea. Explore, notice, build and explain in small connected steps.

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Practice

Build skills and confidence through repeated questions and feedback. Numeracy Practice offers quick recall, written methods and printable follow-up.

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All 12 Early Level journeys are free. Use the pathways for class learning, homework, intervention and review.

Visual learning before practice

Concept Journey pathways

See the maths, move the pieces and talk about what changes. Explore 30 visual journeys through small connected steps.

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12 journeys

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Early Level Concept Journeys

Explore Counting Journey, Comparing and Ordering Journey, and Addition Journey and more.

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12 journeys

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First Level Concept Journeys

Explore Place Value: Tens, Ones and Number Structure, Addition Strategies, and Subtraction Strategies and more.

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6 journeys

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Second Level Concept Journeys

Explore Larger Whole Numbers, Decimal Place Value, and Rounding and Estimation and more.

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Learning path

Choose your CfE level

All 12 Early Level Concept Journeys and Early Level practice are free.

Need evidence for a starting point? Explore the Primary maths assessment for sampled strengths and next-practice suggestions.

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Early Level

Build early number, shape and matching skills.

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First Level

Build confident skills in place value, calculations, fractions, measure, time, money, shape, data and patterns.

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Second Level

Build confidence with larger numbers, measure, fractions and problem solving.

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Third Level readiness

Get ready for secondary maths with negative numbers, graphs, fractions and written methods.

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Practice and printable follow-up

Build fluency after understanding

Premium Numeracy Practice provides focused interactive work and printable support for recall, written methods, homework, intervention and review.

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Quick recall

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Times Tables

Build recall with interactive rounds and printable tools for class or home.

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Written methods

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Written Methods

Practise column addition, subtraction, short multiplication and bus stop division.

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Printable practice

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Written Method Worksheets

Create printable practice for lessons, homework or intervention, with optional answer sheets.

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Learning Support

Find a way into the maths.

Visual models, short instructions and supportive feedback can help pupils take the next step. Explore Learning Support for display settings, the reader ruler and guidance for different learning needs.

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