• Use whole-number arithmetic to solve word problems, including problems with remainders and problems with measurements
• Add and subtract whole numbers quickly and accurately
• Multiply and divide multi-digit whole numbers
• Understand and apply equivalent fractions
• Add, subtract, and multiply fractions
• Understand simple decimals in terms of fractions
• Measure angles and find unknown angles in a diagram
Math Unit 8: Fraction Operations; Applications
In this unit, students apply their knowledge of fractions, number concepts, patterns, and geometry to different real-world scenarios.
Unit 1 Family Letter: Introduction to Fourth Grade Math
Unit 2 Family Letter: Multiplication & Multiplicative Comparisons
Unit 3 Family Letter: Fractions and Decimals
Unit 4 Family Letter Multidigit Multiplication
Unit 5 Family Letter Fraction and Mixed-Number Computation; Measurement
Unit 6 Family Letter Division; Angles
Unit 7 Family Letter: Multiplication of a Fraction by a Whole Number; Measurement
Unit 8 Family Letter: Fraction Operations; Applications
Math Unit 7: Multiplication of a Fraction by a Whole Number; Measurement
In this unit, students formalize their understanding of multiplying a fraction by a whole number and use this knowledge to solve problems in real-world scenarios.
In this unit, students explore the relationship between multiplication and division by developing a method for dividing whole numbers and solving division number stories. They are introduced to protractors and explore using them to measure and construct angles.
In this unit, students explore the whole in fractions as well as adding and subtracting fractions and mixed numbers. Students use these computation skills to answer questions about line plots. They are also introduced to adding tenths and hundredths. Students build on their knowledge of rays to explore unit iteration for angles.
In this unit, students are introduced to the basic principles of multi-digit multiplication by focusing on extending multiplication skills and exploring the partial-products method. They use their knowledge of multiplication to find the areas of rectangles and to convert units of measurement.
Of the different types of numbers that elementary students are required to understand, fractions can be the hardest. To succeed with fractions, students must build on their understanding of whole numbers, but they also have to understand how fractions differ from whole numbers.
This unit focuses on three big ideas about fractions: recognizing equivalent fractions, comparing fractions, and representing or showing fractions in different ways.
In this unit, students build on prior work multiplying whole numbers. The focus is on multiplication in a variety of contexts, including rectangular-array patterns and work with factors, factor pairs, multiples, prime numbers, and composite numbers.
4th Grade Everyday Math Unit 1: Place Value: Multidigit Addition and Subtraction
In this unit, students explore place-value concepts for multidigit whole numbers.
Parent email regarding fact fluency.4th.docxHow to help your child become fluent with their math facts. Remember, practicing math facts at home is an expectation. Use some of these resources to help your fourth grader reach their fullest potential!
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