Math

UNIT 1: Whole Numbers, Place Value, Comparision, Add and Subtract Whole Numbers

Lesson 1: Understand Place Value -Link / Spanish

Lesson 2: Comparing Whole Numbers - Link / Spanish

Lesson 3: Rounding Whole Numbers -Link / Spanish

Lesson 4: Add Whole Numbers - Link / Spanish

Lesson 5: Subtract Whole Numbers- Link / Spanish

Unit 1Review - Link

Unit 2: Operations: Multiplication, Division, and Algebraic Thinking

Lesson 6: Understand Multiplication as a Comparison- Link/Spanish

Lesson 7: Multiplication and Division in Word Problems - Link/Spanish

Lesson 8: Multiples and Factors -Link/Spanish

Lesson 9: Number and Shape Patterns - Link/Spanish

Lesson 10: Model and Solve Multiplication Problems - Link/Spanish

Unit 2 Review -Link

Unit 3: Multi-Digit Operations and Measurement: Multiplication, Division, Perimeter and Area

Lesson 11: Multiplying by One-Digit Numbers- Link/Spanish

Lesson 12: Multiply by Two-Digit Numbers-Link/Spanish

Lesson 13: Use Multiplication to Convert Measurements-Link/Spanish

Lesson 14: Divide Three-Digit Numbers - Link/Spanish

Lesson 15: Divide Four-Digit Numbers - Link/Spanish

Lesson 16 Find Perimeter and Area- Link/Spanish

Unit 3 Review- Link

Unit 4: Fractions, Decimals, and Measurement

Lesson 17: Understand Equivalent Fractions- Link/Spanish

Lesson 18: Compare Fractions- Link/Spanish

Lesson 19: Understand Fraction Addition and Subtraction - Link/Spanish

Lesson 20: Add and Subtract Fractions - Link/Spanish

Lesson 21: Add and Subtract Mixed Numbers - Link/Spanish

Lesson 22: Add and Subtract Fractions in Line Plots - Link/Spanish

Lesson 23: Understand Fraction Multiplication- Link/Spanish

Lesson 24: Multiply Fractions by Whole Numbers- Link/Spanish

Lesson 25: Fractions as Tenths and Hundredths- Link/Spanish

Lesson 26: Relate Decimals and Fractions - Link/Spanish

Lesson 27: Compare Decimals - Link/Spanish

Lesson 28: Problems about Time and Money - Link/Spanish

Lesson 29: Problems about Length, Liquid, Volume, Mass, and Weight- Link/Spanish

How Can I Help At Home?

Fact fluency is essential for success in 4th-grade math. When students have a strong grasp of basic math facts, like addition, subtraction, multiplication, and division, they can solve more complex problems efficiently. This fluency frees up brainpower to focus on understanding new concepts and applying critical thinking skills. Without solid fact fluency, students may struggle with more advanced topics like multi-digit multiplication, division, and fractions. Building this foundation early helps boost confidence and overall math performance, setting the stage for long-term academic success.

Parents can easily support fact fluency at home with a few simple activities. Practicing flashcards, playing math games, or using educational apps can make learning fun. Parents can also turn everyday tasks, like cooking or shopping, into quick math challenges. Setting aside just 5-10 minutes a day to review facts can make a big difference. By keeping it fun and engaging, parents help build their child's confidence and speed in math!

Fact Fluency Choice Board.pdf

Students can explore the fact fluency choice board!

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