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Pages
1 Page
Subject
Basic Math, Addition, Graphs & Charts
Product
Digital
Grade
Kindergarten, 1st, 2nd
Resource Type
Bulletin Boards, Handouts, Printables
Description
Addition Table Numbers 0 to 12 printable Color Coded Number Families
This chart table is color family coordinated, to help a child memorize the addition application process.
There is a red "+" in the top left corner, indicating that the child will be adding numbers. The child can find the number on the left column vertical side, go to the "+" for addition to remind them to add, then find the number in the horizontal row up top, to add the numbers.
I organized the sheet printable, so that the child could use the color families to help identify which direction to go. And I used the color wheel, 12 colors, primary with secondary and tertiary colors between, where the colors go from pink, then cooler, and then get warmer and the numbers and their answers get higher.
This printable has the comic sans font, for easy reading, however I also have another printable for addition, and multiplication, using my "Fabric Font", for fun, to introduce the child to a different font to get their eyes to help mix things up visually, and give the child a chance to see other fonts. I sell the "Fabric Font" in my store, that you can download and install on your device, that installs to all of your programs / apps that allow for you to change the font, for the added benefit of breaking the monotony in fonts, and add some visual flair to your displays and printables. The multiplication and addition tables are available in the "Fabric Font" and "comic sans" fonts.
Also, the numbers contrast yet compliment the color block that they are situated in. So, if the block is a bright red, the number will be a very light green, for contrast. If a block is yellow, a dark purple is used for the number. I'm using complimentary color families, to help them find, and hopefully help them remember their addition tables.
And where one number is added to itself, the 6s, 6+6 for example, I darkened that block, for all number families. So, you will see a darker diagonal line of color blocks from top left to bottom right.
I wanted to help the little girl that I watch learn her addition and multiplication problems better, and since she loves art, I figured that I'd make the addition and multiplication times tables more visually appealing as well, to help her learn, and memorize.
Hopefully, I can figure out a way to create a printable showing the application of addition, multiplication, and eventually subtraction and division, which will need a different approach, into a more left brained, computer science language based version of learning math functions soon, with a visual art way of learning. I'm right brained myself, and as an artist, I've found in the way that I learn, is that I need visuals, icons, a more artful way to grasp and hold on to the info that I learn.
My coder brother once told me that coding, which involves math, is a language, and once you figure out that language, you will "get it". I've noticed that my nephew's 1st grade teacher applied her teach of math with that concept, treating it like a language. Now, if I can get the teachings, the application to be grasped for those of us more right brain, and visually learning, that would be a great goal.
I used this technique in the color wheel clock telling time printable, and the "fidget spinner" / sensory toy, both sold in my store, where I broke the hour / 5 minute intervals into the 12 colors / color wheel, with movable hands that stay in place, even with the clock spins! Kids like them!
Thank you!
Kristie Hubler
https://classful.com/shop/kristie-hubler
[email protected]
This chart table is color family coordinated, to help a child memorize the addition application process.
There is a red "+" in the top left corner, indicating that the child will be adding numbers. The child can find the number on the left column vertical side, go to the "+" for addition to remind them to add, then find the number in the horizontal row up top, to add the numbers.
I organized the sheet printable, so that the child could use the color families to help identify which direction to go. And I used the color wheel, 12 colors, primary with secondary and tertiary colors between, where the colors go from pink, then cooler, and then get warmer and the numbers and their answers get higher.
This printable has the comic sans font, for easy reading, however I also have another printable for addition, and multiplication, using my "Fabric Font", for fun, to introduce the child to a different font to get their eyes to help mix things up visually, and give the child a chance to see other fonts. I sell the "Fabric Font" in my store, that you can download and install on your device, that installs to all of your programs / apps that allow for you to change the font, for the added benefit of breaking the monotony in fonts, and add some visual flair to your displays and printables. The multiplication and addition tables are available in the "Fabric Font" and "comic sans" fonts.
Also, the numbers contrast yet compliment the color block that they are situated in. So, if the block is a bright red, the number will be a very light green, for contrast. If a block is yellow, a dark purple is used for the number. I'm using complimentary color families, to help them find, and hopefully help them remember their addition tables.
And where one number is added to itself, the 6s, 6+6 for example, I darkened that block, for all number families. So, you will see a darker diagonal line of color blocks from top left to bottom right.
I wanted to help the little girl that I watch learn her addition and multiplication problems better, and since she loves art, I figured that I'd make the addition and multiplication times tables more visually appealing as well, to help her learn, and memorize.
Hopefully, I can figure out a way to create a printable showing the application of addition, multiplication, and eventually subtraction and division, which will need a different approach, into a more left brained, computer science language based version of learning math functions soon, with a visual art way of learning. I'm right brained myself, and as an artist, I've found in the way that I learn, is that I need visuals, icons, a more artful way to grasp and hold on to the info that I learn.
My coder brother once told me that coding, which involves math, is a language, and once you figure out that language, you will "get it". I've noticed that my nephew's 1st grade teacher applied her teach of math with that concept, treating it like a language. Now, if I can get the teachings, the application to be grasped for those of us more right brain, and visually learning, that would be a great goal.
I used this technique in the color wheel clock telling time printable, and the "fidget spinner" / sensory toy, both sold in my store, where I broke the hour / 5 minute intervals into the 12 colors / color wheel, with movable hands that stay in place, even with the clock spins! Kids like them!
Thank you!
Kristie Hubler
https://classful.com/shop/kristie-hubler
[email protected]
Addition Table Numbers 0 to 12 printable Color Coded Number Families This chart table is color family coordinated, to help a child memorize the addition application process. There is a red "+" in the top left corner, indicating that the... more
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