Fourth Grade Maths Syllabus

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4th Grade Curriculum Map 2015-2016 enVisionMath
Timeline
September
October
November
December
January
February
March
April
May/June
Skill Development
Topic 5: 11/02- 11/10
Topic 7: 12/01- 12/09
Topic 9: 1/04- 1/13
Topic 11:
Topic 12: 2/22-3/11
Topic 14: 3/31-4/15
Topic 16: 5/4-5/27
9/02-9/04
Number Sense:
Number Sense:
Number Sense:
2/01-2/12
Adding and Subtracting
Measurement Units and
Lines, Angles, and
Topic 3: 10/08- 10/21
Multiplying by 1-Digit
Multiplying by 2-Digit
Dividing by 1-Digit
Fractions
Fractions and Mixed Numbers
Conversions
Shapes
Topic 1: 9/08- 9/25
Place Value
Numbers
Numbers
Divisors
with Like Denominators
th
Multiplication and Division:
Topic 12: 2/22-3/11
Topic 15: 4/25-5/03
Step up to 5
Grade:
Meanings and Facts
Topic 4: 10/22- 10/30
Topic 6: 11/12-11/25
Topic 8: 12/10- 12/18
Topic 10: 1/14-1/29
Adding and Subtracting
Topic 13: 3/14-3/30
Solving Measurement
5/31-6/10
Topics
Addition and Subtraction of
Developing Fluency:
Developing Fluency:
Developing Fluency:
Fractions and Mixed
Extending Fraction Concepts
Problems
Topic 2: 9/28- 10/07
Whole Numbers
Multiplying by 1-Digit
Multiplying by 1-Digit
Dividing by 1-Digit
Numbers with Like
Generate and Analyze Patterns
Numbers
Numbers
Divisors
Denominators
* Suggestion: Teach 13-7
before 13-5
End of Year:
End of Year:
District Assessments
End of Year: 9/02-9/16
1/04-1/15
5/04-5/08
Topic Tests are recommended
Aimsweb (M-COMP &
Aimsweb (M-
Aimsweb (M-COMP
Benchmark Tests are optional
M-CAP): 9/02-9/23
COMP &
& M-CAP): 5/09-5/20
M-CAP): 1/04-1/15
Number and
Operations and Algebraic
Operations and Algebraic
Domain
Number and Operations in
Operations in Base
Number and Operations-
Thinking
Number and Operations in
Thinking
Geometry
Operations and Algebraic
Base Ten
Ten
Fractions
Base Ten
Measurement and Data
Thinking
(Mathematical Practices
Number and Operations in
Number and Operations-
Measurement and
Operations and Algebraic
Operations and
Measurement and Data
Throughout)
Base Ten
Operations and Algebraic
Fractions
Data
Thinking
Algebraic Thinking
Thinking
I can solve multi-step word
I can solve multi-step word
I can multiply a whole
I can solve multi-step word
I can multiply a
I can find all the factor
I can express fraction
I can express
I can draw and
Learning Targets
problems using the four
problems using the four
number of up to four digits
problems using the four
whole number of up
pairs of a whole number
equivalence with fractions
measurement in a larger
classify lines and
operations, interpret the
operations, interpret the
by a one-digit whole
operations, interpret the
to four digits by a
from 1-100, recognize the
that have denominators of 10
unit in terms of a smaller
angles. (4.G.1)
Black, Italicized:
remainder, represent the
remainder, represent the
number and multiply two
remainder, represent the
one-digit whole
relationship between a
and 100. (4.NF.5)
unit and record
CCSS(Common Core State
problems using equations, and
problems using equations, and
two-digit numbers and
problems using equations,
number and multiply
multiple and a factor, and
measurement equivalents
I can classify two-
Standards)
assess the reasonableness of
assess the reasonableness of
illustrate and explain the
and assess the
two two-digit
determine whether a
I can use decimal notation for
in a two-column table.
dimensional figures
the answer. (4.OA.3)
the answer. (4.OA.3)
calculation by using
reasonableness of the
numbers and
number is prime or
fractions with denominators
(4.MD.1)
and recognize and
equations, rectangular
answer. (4.OA.3)
illustrate and explain
composite. (4.OA.4)
of 10 or 100. (4.NF.6)
identify right angles.
Standards of Mathematical
I can find all the factor pairs
I can recognize that in a multi-
arrays, and/or area
the calculation by
I can apply the area and
(4.G.2)
Practice embedded
of a whole number from 1-100,
digit whole number, a digit in
models. (4.NBT.5)
I can multiply a whole
using equations,
I can generate a number or
I can compare decimals to
perimeter formulas for
recognize the relationship
one place represents ten times
number of up to four digits
rectangular arrays,
shape that follows a given
hundredths. (4.NF.7)
rectangles in real world
I can recognize,
throughout:
between a multiple and a
what it represents in the place
I can solve multi-step
by a one-digit whole
and/or area models.
rule and identify apparent
and mathematical
identify, and draw
factor, and determine whether
to its right. (4.NBT.1)
word problems using the
number and multiply two
(4.NBT.5)
features of the pattern that
I can understand addition and
problems. (4.MD.3)
lines of symmetry.
Make sense of problems and
a number is prime or
four operations, interpret
two-digit numbers and
were not explicit in the rule
subtraction of fractions.
(4.G.3)
persevere in solving them.
composite. (4.OA.4)
I can read, write and compare
the remainder, represent
illustrate and explain the
I can find quotients
itself. (4.OA.5)
(4.NF.3a)
I can make a line plot to
(MP1)
whole numbers using base-ten,
the problems using
calculation by using
and remainders with
display a data set of
I can understand
I can multiply or divide to
number names, and expanded
equations, and assess the
equations, rectangular
up to four digit
I can explain why fractions
I can decompose a fraction
measurements in
concepts of angles and
Reason abstractly and
solve word problems involving
form. (4.NBT.2)
reasonableness of the
arrays, and/or area
dividends with a one
are equivalent using visual
into a sum of fractions with
fractions of a unit.
measure angles.
quantitatively
(MP2)
multiplicative comparison.
I can use place value to round
answer. (4.OA.3)
models. (4.NBT.5)
digit divisor
fraction models, and I can
the same denominator in more
(4.MD.4)
(4.MD.5)
(4.OA.2)
multi-digit numbers to any
(4.NBT.6)
use this principle to
than one way. (4.NF.3b)
Construct viable arguments
place (4.NBT.3)
I can use place value to
I can multiply or divide to
I can multiply or
recognize and generate
I can add and subtract mixed
I can use the four
I can measure angles
and critique the reasoning of
I can interpret a multiplication
round multi-digit numbers
solve word problems
divide to solve word
equivalent fractions.
numbers with like
operations to solve word
using a protractor and
others
equation as a comparison.
I can fluently add and subtract
to any place (4.NBT.3)
involving multiplicative
problems involving
(4.NF.1)
denominators. (4.NF.3c)
problems involving
sketch angles with a
(MP3)
(4.OA.1)
multi-digit whole numbers
comparison. (4.OA.2)
multiplicative
distances, intervals of
specified measure.
using the standard algorithm.
comparison.
I can compare two fractions
I can solve word problems
time, liquid volumes,
(4.MD.6)
Model with mathematics.
(MP4)
September 2015

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