AM Math: Students will learn how to understand and solve multiplicative comparisons.

PM Math: Students will review multiplication concepts and practice solving multiplication problems using equations 

AM Math: Students will learn about multiplicative patterns and how multiplying by 10, 100, and 1,000 affects a number.

PM Math: Students will review Chapter 3 multiplication skills in preparation for the test.

Science: Students will learn about the three types of rocks and how rocks move through the rock cycle. 

AM Math: Students will learn how to multiply multi-digit numbers by one-digit numbers using partial products and the standard algorithm.

PM Math: Students will demonstrate their understanding of Chapter 3 multiplication skills on the Chapter 3 Test.

Social Studies: Students will learn how Native American power structures and different countries influenced control of early Florida. 

AM Math: Students will learn how to multiply multi-digit numbers by two-digit numbers using the standard algorithm.

PM Math: Students will learn how to use division facts and place value to divide tens, hundreds, and thousands.

Science: Students will learn how to write a testable science fair problem statement and identify independent, dependent, and controlled variables. 

AM Math: Students will practice multiplying multi-digit numbers using the standard algorithm, distributive property, and area models.

PM Math: Students will learn how to estimate quotients using compatible numbers, rounding, and place value.

Social Studies: Students will continue learning how different countries gained and lost control of Florida.