Mrs. Barclay's 4th Grade Class

Math Content and Standards

 Teacher: CORE Math Grade 4
 Year:      2007-2008 
 Course:  Math Grade 4 

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Place Value and Money

 

 

 Content 

 

 Skills 

 

 Lessons 

 

 Standards 

 

To use place value ideas to write multiples of 100 and 1,000 in different ways

Read and write numbers through 999,999,999.

Use place value ideas to write multiples of 100, 1000, 10000 in different ways.

Tell in words what is known and what needs to be determined in given word problems.

 

Compare and order numbers through 999,999,999

Round whole numbers through millions.

Estimate totals made up of large numbers.

Give appropriate strategies and alternate strategies for solving word problems.

Give money amounts in dollars, dimes, and pennies, and in ones, tenths, and hundredths.

Read, write, and shade grids to show tenths and hundredths expressed as decimals.

Tell whether and why the work shown for given problems is correct or not.

PDE: Decimal

PDE: Decimal

PDE: Standard number form

PDE: Word form

PDE: Expanded form

PDE: Standard number form

PDE: Word form

PDE: Decimals

PDE: Number line

PDE: Whole numbers

PDE: Amounts of money

PDE: Whole numbers

PDE: Operation of addition

PDE: Operation of subtraction

PDE: Operation of multiplication

PDE: Operation of division

PDE: Decimals through the tenths

PDE: Money through the cent

PDE: Concept of "rounding"

PDE: Whole numbers

PDE: Place value of ten

PDE: Concept of "nearest ten"

PDE: Place value of hundred.

PDE: Concept of "nearest hundred"

PDE: Place value of thousand

PDE: Concept of "nearest thousand"

PDE: Place value of ten-thousand

PDE: Concept of "nearest ten-thousand"

PDE: Place value of hundred-thousand

PDE: Concept of "nearest hundred-thousand"

PDE: Concept of "rounding"

PDE: Concept of "nearest dollar"

PDE: Concept of "estimating"

 

Expanded form, standard form, word form, digits, period

 Rounding

Decimal point, hundredth, tenth

 

PDE: Write the decimal, including mixed numbers, which corresponds to a drawing or set - no simplification necessary.

PDE: Match the standard number form to the word form of decimal numbers (through tenths place)

PDE: Write whole numbers in expanded form through 6 digits (e.g. 40,000+3000+70+6)

PDE: Write whole numbers in standard number form through 6 digits (e.g. 43,076)

PDE: Write whole numbers in word form through 6 digits.

PDE: Locate decimals on a number line (through tenths) - do not mix fractions and decimals.

PDE: Identify fractions on a number line (through tenths) - do not mix fractions and decimals.

PDE: Identify decimals on a number line (through tenths) - do not mix fractions and decimals.

PDE: Compare whole numbers through 6 digits

PDE: Compare amounts of money to $100

PDE: Order whole numbers through 6 digits (limit sets for ordering, to no more than 4 numbers)

PDE: Order amounts of money to $100 (limit sets for ordering, to no more than 4 numbers)

PDE: Solve problems involving all operations with whole numbers (limit to two-step problems -e.g , multiply then add - single digit multipiers and divisors)

PDE: Explain the solution to a two-step problem (limit to two-step problems -e.g , multiply then add - single digit multipiers and divisors)

PDE: Solve up to two step problems involving addition with decimals (through tenths).

PDE: Solve up to two step problems involving subtraction with decimals (through tenths)

PDE: Solve up to two step money problems involving addition (through cents).

PDE: Solve up to two step money problems involving subtraction (through cents)

PDE: Round whole numbers to the nearest ten

PDE: Round whole numbers to the nearest hundred

PDE: Round whole numbers to the nearest thousand

PDE: Round whole numbers to the nearest ten-thousand

PDE: Round whole numbers to the nearest hundred-thousand

PDE: Round amounts of money to the nearest dollar

PDE: Estimate the answer to an addition problem using whole numbers through 6 digits

PDE: Estimate the answer to a subtraction problem using whole number through 6 digits

PDE: Estimate the answer to a multiplication problem using whole numbers through 6 digits (no more than 2 digits by 1 digit, excluding powers of ten).

 

Foresman-Wesley:Chapter 1-Lesson 1-Numbers in the Thousands 
8/1/2007

Foresman-Wesley: Chapter 1-Lesson 2-Understanding Greater Numbers 
8/1/2007

Foresman-Wesley: Chapter 1-Lesson 3-Place Value Patterns 
8/1/2007

Foresman-Wesley: Chapter 1-Lesson 4-Problem-Solving Skills Read and Understand 
8/1/2007

Foresman-Wesley: Chapter 1-Lesson 5-Comparing and Ordering Numbers 
8/1/2007

Foresman-Wesley: Chapter 1-Lesson 6-Rounding Numbers 
8/1/2007

Foresman-Wesley: Chapter 1-Lesson 7-The Size of Numbers 
8/1/2007

Foresman-Wesley: Chapter 1-Lesson 8-Problem-Solving Skills Plan and Solve 
8/1/2007

Foresman-Wesley: Chapter 1-Lesson 9-Using Money to Understand Decimals 
8/1/2007

Foresman-Wesley: Chapter 1-Lesson 12- More About Decimals 
8/1/2007

 

M4.A.1.1 ~ Use models and/or words to represent quantities as decimals, fractions or mixed numbers.

 

M4.A.1.2 ~ Compare quantities and magnitudes of numbers.

 

M4.A.2.1 ~ Use operations to solve problems (may include word problems).

 

M4.A.3.1 ~ Apply rounding and/or estimation strategies to solve problems.

 

 

 

 

 

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Adding and Subtracting Whole Numbers and Money

 

 

 Content 

 

 Skills 

 

 Lessons 

 

 Standards 

 

Compute sums of numbers mentally.

 

Compute differences of numbers mentally.

Use rounding and front-end estimation to estimate sums and differences.

Indicate whether an estimate is an overestimate or underestimate.

Add and subtract whole numbers and money amounts (to five digits).

Find the sums of three or more whole numbers or money amounts.

Use the standard algorithm to find differences using whole number amounts and money amounts.

For a variety of problems, state the computation method to be used and add or subtract using that method.

Give missing numbers or figures in a pattern.

Write number expressions for phrases.

 

Choose and evaluate the number expression that matches a word phrase.

Evaluate variable expressions that involve a single operation of addition or subtraction.

Find the solution to an equation informally by substituting values for the variable.

 

PDE: Whole numbers

PDE: Operation of addition

PDE: Operation of subtraction

PDE: Operation of multiplication

PDE: Operation of division

PDE: Decimals through the tenths

PDE: Money through the cent

PDE: Concept of "rounding"

PDE: Whole numbers

PDE: Place value of ten

PDE: Concept of "nearest ten"

PDE: Place value of hundred.

PDE: Concept of "nearest hundred"

PDE: Place value of thousand

PDE: Concept of "nearest thousand"

PDE: Place value of ten-thousand

PDE: Concept of "nearest ten-thousand"

PDE: Place value of hundred-thousand

PDE: Concept of "nearest hundred-thousand"

PDE: Concept of "rounding"

PDE: Concept of "nearest dollar"

PDE: Concept of "estimating"

PDE: Concept of "missing element"

PDE: Numerical Pattern

PDE: Numerical Pattern

PDE: Numerical Pattern

PDE: Concept of "expression"

PDE: Concept of "equation"

PDE: Concept of "missing number"

PDE: Strategy - estimation

PDE: Strategy - guess & check

PDE: Equation

PDE: Operation symbols (+, -, x, ÷, , =)

PDE: Number sentences

 

Commutative Property of Addition, Associative Property of Addition, Identity Property of Addition, breaking apart, compensation, addends, sum

Difference, compensation

Rounding (p.20), front-end estimation

 Overestimate, underestimate

 

 Inverse operations

Number expression

Variable algebraic expressions

 

Equation, solution, solve

 

PDE: Solve problems involving all operations with whole numbers (limit to two-step problems -e.g , multiply then add - single digit multipiers and divisors)

PDE: Explain the solution to a two-step problem (limit to two-step problems -e.g , multiply then add - single digit multipiers and divisors)

PDE: Solve up to two step problems involving addition with decimals (through tenths).

PDE: Solve up to two step problems involving subtraction with decimals (through tenths)

PDE: Solve up to two step money problems involving addition (through cents).

PDE: Solve up to two step money problems involving subtraction (through cents)

PDE: Round whole numbers to the nearest ten

PDE: Round whole numbers to the nearest hundred

PDE: Round whole numbers to the nearest thousand

PDE: Round whole numbers to the nearest ten-thousand

PDE: Round whole numbers to the nearest hundred-thousand

PDE: Round amounts of money to the nearest dollar

PDE: Estimate the answer to an addition problem using whole numbers through 6 digits

PDE: Estimate the answer to a subtraction problem using whole number through 6 digits

PDE: Estimate the answer to a multiplication problem using whole numbers through 6 digits (no more than 2 digits by 1 digit, excluding powers of ten).

PDE: Find a missing element in a numerical pattern (+.-, o x may be used - numerical patterns must be whole numbers)

PDE: Extend a numerical pattern (+.-, o x may be used - numerical patterns must be whole numbers)

PDE: Describe the rule for a numerical pattern shown (+. -, or x may be used - numerical patterns must be whole numbers.

PDE: Replicate a numerical pattern showing 3 repetitions (+, -, or x may be used - numerical patterns must be whole numbers or money)

PDE: Create a numerical pattern showing 3 repetitions (+, -, or x may be used - numerical patterns must be whole numbers or money)

PDE: Correlate story situations with expressions (may use numbers and one operation +, -, or x; no variables)

PDE: Correlate story situations with equations (may use numbers and one operation +. -, or x; no variables)

PDE: Solve for a missing number in an equation (using estimation, guess & check, etc). May use +, -, or single digit multiplication or division

PDE: Identify the missing symbol (+, -, x, ÷, , =) that makes a number sentence true (single digit x or ÷ only)

 

Foresman-Wesley: Chapter 2-Lesson 1-Mental Math: Adding 
9/1/2007

Foresman-Wesley: Chapter 2-Lesson 2-Mental Math:Subtracting 
9/1/2007

Foresman-Wesley: Chapter 2-Lesson 3-Estimating Sums and Differences 
9/1/2007

Foresman-Wesley: Chapter 2-Lesson 4-Overestimates and Underestimates 
9/1/2007

Foresman-Wesley: Chapter 2-Lesson 5-Adding Whole Numbers and Money 
9/1/2007

Foresman-Wesley: Chapter 2-Lesson 6-Column Addition 
9/1/2007

Foresman-Wesley: Chapter 2-Lesson 7-Subtracting Whole Numbers and Money 
9/1/2007

Foresman-Wesley: Chapter 2-Lesson 8-Choose A Computation Method 
9/1/2007

Foresman-Wesley: Chapter 2-Lesson 9-Problem-Solving Strategy Look for a Pattern 
9/1/2007

Foresman-Wesley: Chapter 2-Lesson 10-Translating Words to Expressions 
9/1/2007

Foresman-Wesley: Chapter 2-Lesson 11-Matching Words and Number Expressions 
9/1/2007

Foresman-Wesley: Chapter 2-Lesson 12-Evaluating Expressions 
9/1/2007

Foresman-Wesley: Chapter 2-Lesson 13-Solving Addition and Subtraction Equations 
9/1/2007

 

M4.A.2.1 ~ Use operations to solve problems (may include word problems).

 

M4.A.3.1 ~ Apply rounding and/or estimation strategies to solve problems.

 

M4.D.1.1 ~ Recognize, describe, extend, create and/or replicate a variety of patterns.

 

M4.D.2.1 ~ Use numbers and symbols to model the concepts of expressions and/or equations.

 

M4.D.2.2 ~ Determine the missing number or symbol in a number sentence.

 

 

 

 

 

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Multiplication and Division Concepts and Facts

 

 

 Content 

 

 Skills 

 

 Lessons 

 

 Standards 

 

Recognize equal groups, repeated addition, arrays, and multiplicative comparisons as multiplication.

Use patterns to find products with factors of 0, 1, 2, 5, and 9.

Use the Distributive Property to find products by breaking unknown facts into known facts.

Find products of factors 10, 11, and 12.

Make tables and use them to solve word problems.

Use sharing and repeated subtraction to solve word problems with division.

Complete multiplication and division fact families, and write fact families for given numbers.

Divide using a related multiplication fact.

Give quotients of 0 when the number divided is 0, give a quotient of 1 when a number is divided by itself, and give the number divided as the quotient when dividing by 1.

Write stories using given multiplication and division facts.

Write and evaluate variable expressions that involve a single operation of multiplication or division.

Find the rule for a pattern presented in a table, and use the rule to add inputs and outputs to the table.

Find the solution to an equation by testing a set of values for the variable.

PDE: Whole numbers

PDE: Operation of addition

PDE: Operation of subtraction

PDE: Operation of multiplication

PDE: Operation of division

PDE: Money through the cent

PDE: Concept of "missing element"

PDE: Numerical Pattern

PDE: Concept of "pattern rule"

PDE: Numerical Pattern

PDE: Numerical Pattern

PDE: Concept of "expression"

PDE: Concept of "equation"

PDE: Concept of "missing number"

PDE: Strategy - estimation

PDE: Strategy - guess & check

PDE: Equation

PDE: Operation symbols (+, -, x, ÷, , =)

PDE: Number sentences

PDE: Whole numbers

PDE: Operation of addition

PDE: Operation of subtraction

PDE: Operation of multiplication

PDE: Operation of division

PDE: Money through the cent

PDE: Concept of "missing element"

PDE: Numerical Pattern

PDE: Concept of "pattern rule"

PDE: Numerical Pattern

PDE: Numerical Pattern

PDE: Concept of "expression"

PDE: Concept of "equation"

PDE: Concept of "missing number"

PDE: Strategy - estimation

PDE: Strategy - guess & check

PDE: Equation

PDE: Operation symbols (+, -, x, ÷, , =)

PDE: Number sentences

PDE: Whole numbers

PDE: Operation of addition

PDE: Operation of subtraction

PDE: Operation of multiplication

PDE: Operation of division

PDE: Concept of "analog time"

PDE: Concept of "digital time"

PDE: Concept of "minutes before the hour"

PDE: Concept of "minutes after the hour"

PDE: Concept of "elapsed time"

PDE: Concept of "beginning time"

PDE: Concept of "ending time"

PDE: Ordered pair

PDE: Simple grid

PDE: Point or object on simple grid

PDE: Concept of "data"

PDE: Table

PDE: Chart

PDE: Bar graph

PDE: Pictograph

PDE: Concept of "data"

PDE: Bar graph

PDE: Pictograph

PDE: Table

PDE: Chart

PDE: Bar graph

PDE: Pictograph

 

Array, factor, product

Multiple, Zero, Property of Multiplication, Identity Property of  Multiplication, Commutative Property of Multiplication

Distributive Property

 

Divide. divisor, dividend, quotient

Fact family, inverse operations

Variable (p.98)

Equation (p.100), solution (p.100)

PDE: Explain the solution to a two-step problem (limit to two-step problems -e.g , multiply then add - single digit multipiers and divisors)

PDE: Solve up to two step problems involving subtraction with decimals (through tenths)

PDE: Solve up to two step money problems involving addition (through cents).

PDE: Solve up to two step money problems involving subtraction (through cents)

PDE: Find a missing element in a numerical pattern (+.-, o x may be used - numerical patterns must be whole numbers)

PDE: Extend a numerical pattern (+.-, o x may be used - numerical patterns must be whole numbers)

PDE: Identify the rule for a numerical pattern shown (+. -, or x may be used - numerical patterns must be whole numbers.

PDE: Replicate a numerical pattern showing 3 repetitions (+, -, or x may be used - numerical patterns must be whole numbers or money)

PDE: Create a numerical pattern showing 3 repetitions (+, -, or x may be used - numerical patterns must be whole numbers or money)

PDE: Correlate story situations with expressions (may use numbers and one operation +, -, or x; no variables)

PDE: Correlate story situations with equations (may use numbers and one operation +. -, or x; no variables)

PDE: Solve for a missing number in an equation (using estimation, guess & check, etc). May use +, -, or single digit multiplication or division

PDE: Identify the missing symbol (+, -, x, ÷, , =) that makes a number sentence true (single digit x or ÷ only)

PDE: Explain the solution to a two-step problem (limit to two-step problems -e.g , multiply then add - single digit multipiers and divisors)

PDE: Solve up to two step problems involving subtraction with decimals (through tenths)

PDE: Solve up to two step money problems involving addition (through cents).

PDE: Solve up to two step money problems involving subtraction (through cents)

PDE: Find a missing element in a numerical pattern (+.-, o x may be used - numerical patterns must be whole numbers)

PDE: Extend a numerical pattern (+.-, o x may be used - numerical patterns must be whole numbers)

PDE: Identify the rule for a numerical pattern shown (+. -, or x may be used - numerical patterns must be whole numbers.

PDE: Replicate a numerical pattern showing 3 repetitions (+, -, or x may be used - numerical patterns must be whole numbers or money)

PDE: Create a numerical pattern showing 3 repetitions (+, -, or x may be used - numerical patterns must be whole numbers or money)

PDE: Correlate story situations with expressions (may use numbers and one operation +, -, or x; no variables)

PDE: Correlate story situations with equations (may use numbers and one operation +. -, or x; no variables)

PDE: Solve for a missing number in an equation (using estimation, guess & check, etc). May use +, -, or single digit multiplication or division

PDE: Identify the missing symbol (+, -, x, ÷, , =) that makes a number sentence true (single digit x or ÷ only)

PDE: Solve problems involving all operations with whole numbers (limit to two-step problems -e.g , multiply then add - single digit multipiers and divisors)

PDE: Explain the solution to a two-step problem (limit to two-step problems -e.g , multiply then add - single digit multipiers and divisors)

PDE: Match anoalog time (a picture of a clock) to the same time written in digital

PDE: Construct analog time (a picture of a clock) to the same time written in digital

PDE: Identify analog time as the amount of time before the hour (e.g., 2:50 is the same as 10 minutes before 3:00)

PDE: Identify digital time as the amount of time before the hour (e.g., 2:50 is the same as 10 minutes before 3:00)

PDE: Identify analog time as the amount of time after the hour (e.g., quarter past six is the same as 6:15)

PDE: Identify digital time as the amount of time after the hour (e.g., quarter past six is the same as 6:15)

PDE: Calculate the elapsed time, to the minute, in a given situation (limited to 2 adjacent hours)

PDE: Determine the ending time, given the elapsed time (limited to 2 adjacent hours.)

PDE: Determine the beginning time, given the elapsed time (limited to 2 adjacent hours)

PDE: Match the ordered point with the appropriate point (or object) on a simple grid

PDE: Plot the ordered point on a simple grid.

PDE: Describe data shown in tables, charts, bar graphs or pictographs

PDE: Interpret data shown in tables, charts, bar graphs or pictographs

PDE: Answer questions based on data shown in tables, charts, bar graphs or pictographs.

PDE: Graph data given the data (bar graph or pictograph - grid is provided)

PDE: Complete a graph given the data (bar graph or pictograph - grid is provided)

PDE: Translate information from one type of display to another (table, chart, bar graph or pictograph.

 

Foresman-Wesley: Chapter 3-Lesson 1-Meanings for Multiplication 
10/1/2007

Foresman-Wesley: Chapter 3-Lesson 2-Patterns in Multiplying by 0,1,2,5,and 9 
10/1/2007

Foresman-Wesley: Chapter 3-Lesson 3-Using Known Facts to Find Unknown Facts 
10/1/2007

Foresman-Wesley: Chapter 3-Lesson 4-Multiplying by 10,11,and 12 
10/1/2007

Foresman-Wesley: Chapter 3-Lesson 5-Problem-Solving:Make a Table 
10/1/2007

Foresman-Wesley: Chapter 3-Lesson 6-Meanings for Division 
10/1/2007

Foresman-Wesley: Chapter 3-Lesson 7-Relating Multiplication and Division 
10/1/2007

Foresman-Wesley: Chapter 3-Lesson 8-Division Facts 
10/1/2007

Foresman-Wesley: Chapter 3-Lesson 9-Special Quotients 
10/1/2007

Foresman-Wesley: Chapter 3-Lesson 10-Multiplication and Division Stories 
10/1/2007

Foresman-Wesley: Chapter 3-Lesson 11-Problem Solving:Multiple-Step Problems 
10/1/2007

Foresman-Wesley: Chapter 3-Lesson 12-Writing and Evaluating Expressions 
10/1/2007

Foresman-Wesley: Chapter 3-Lesson 13-Find a Rule 
10/1/2007

Foresman-Wesley: Chapter 3-Lesson 14-Solving Multiplication and Division Equations 
10/1/2007

 

M4.A.2.1 ~ Use operations to solve problems (may include word problems).

 

M4.B.1.1 ~ Determine time and/or calculate elapsed time.

 

M4.C.3.1 ~ Locate points on a simple grid.

 

M4.D.1.1 ~ Recognize, describe, extend, create and/or replicate a variety of patterns.

 

M4.D.1.2 ~ Apply simple function rules.

 

M4.D.2.1 ~ Use numbers and symbols to model the concepts of expressions and/or equations.

 

M4.D.2.2 ~ Determine the missing number or symbol in a number sentence.

 

M4.E.1.1 ~ Interpret data shown on tables, charts, line graphs, bar graphs or pictographs.

 

M4.E.1.2 ~ Organize or display data using tables, bar graphs, line graphs or pictographs.

 

 

 

 

Time, Data, and Graphs

 

 

 Content 

 

 Skills 

 

 Lessons 

 

 Standards 

 

Tell time to the nearest 1 minute and 5 minutes using analog and digital clocks, and identify times as A.M. or P.M.

Convert among different units of time, and compare measurements of time.

Write comparison statements using data from tables and graphs.

Find elapsed time, starting time, or ending time, given two of these

Read, interpret, and make pictographs.

Find dates on a calendar that are certain numbers of weeks before and after given dates.

Read, interpret, and make line plots.

Read, interpret, and make bar graphs.

Locate and graph ordered pairs on a coordinate grid.

Interpret and make line graphs.

Use data in tables and  tally charts to make line graphs, bar graphs, and pictographs to solve problems.

Interpret survey results and make predictions based on those results.

 

Analog clock, digital clock, A.M., P.M.

 

Second, minute, hour, century, millennium. day, week, month, year, leap year, decade

 

Elapsed time

Ordinal numbers

Data, pictograph, key

Line plot, outlier

Bar graph, scale, interval

Coordinate grid, ordered pair, plot

Line graph, trend

Survey

Scale (p.208)

 

 

Foresman-Wesley: Chapter 4-Lesson 1-Telling Time 
10/1/2007

Foresman-Wesley: Chapter 4-Lesson 2-Units of Time 
10/1/2007

Foresman-Wesley: Chapter 4-Lesson 3-Elapsed Time 
10/1/2007

Foresman-Wesley: Chapter 4-Lesson 4-Problem Solving Skill:Writing to Compare 
10/1/2007

Foresman-Wesley: Chapter 4-Lesson 5-Calendars 
10/1/2007

Foresman-Wesley: Chapter 4-Lesson 6- Pictographs 
10/1/2007

Foresman-Wesley: Chapter 4-Lesson 7-Line Plots 
10/1/2007

Foresman-Wesley: Chapter 4-Lesson 8-Bar Graphs 
10/1/2007

Foresman-Wesley: Chapter 4-Lesson 9-Graphing Ordered Pairs 
10/1/2007

Foresman-Wesley: Chapter 4-Lesson 10-Line Graphs 
10/1/2007

Foresman-Wesley: Chapter 4-Lesson 11-Problem Solving: Make a Graph 
10/1/2007

Foresman-Wesley: Chapter 4-Lesson 13-Data from Surveys 
10/1/2007

 

M4.B.1.1 ~ Determine time and/or calculate elapsed time.

 

M4.C.3.1 ~ Locate points on a simple grid.

 

M4.E.1.1 ~ Interpret data shown on tables, charts, line graphs, bar graphs or pictographs.

 

M4.E.1.2 ~ Organize or display data using tables, bar graphs, line graphs or pictographs.

 

 

 

 

 

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Multiplying by One-Digit Numbers

 

 

 Content 

 

 Skills 

 

 Lessons 

 

 Standards 

 

Multiply any number by 10, 100, and 1,000.

Use rounding and compatible numbers to estimate products.

Mentally multiply two-digit numbers by one-digit numbers by using the distributive property.

Make arrays with place-value blocks to find products.

Use the standard algorithm to multiply two-digit numbers by one-digit numbers.

Use the standard algorithm to multiply three-digit numbers by one-digit numbers.

Solve problems using the Try, Check, and Revise strategy.

For a variety of problems, state the computation method to be used and multiply using that method.

Calculate products involving amounts of money.

Use the commutative and associative properties to simplify and then complete multiplications with three factors.

Identify the appropriate operation needed to solve a problem.

PDE: Whole numbers

PDE: Operation of multiplication

 

Products

Rounding, compatible numbers, underestimate, overestimate

Breaking apart, compatible numbers

 

Array, partial products

 

Commutative Property of Multiplication, Associative Property of Multiplication

PDE: Solve problems involving all operations with whole numbers (limit to two-step problems -e.g , multiply then add - single digit multipiers and divisors)

PDE: Explain the solution to a two-step problem (limit to two-step problems -e.g , multiply then add - single digit multipiers and divisors)

 

Foresman-Wesley: Chapter 5-Lesson 1-Multiplying by Multiples of 10, 100, or 1,000 
11/1/2007

Foresman-Wesley: Chapter 5-Lesson 2-Estimating Products 
11/1/2007

Foresman-Wesley: Chapter 5-Lesson 3-Mental Math 
11/1/2007

Foresman-Wesley: Chapter 5-Lesson 4-Using Arrays to Multiply 
11/1/2007

Foresman-Wesley: Chapter 5-Lesson 5-Multiplying Two-Digit and One-Digit Numbers 
11/1/2007

Foresman-Wesley: Chapter 5-Lesson 7-Problem Solving: Try, Check, and Revise 
11/1/2007

Foresman-Wesley: Chapter 5-Lesson 8-Choose a Computation Method 
11/1/2007

Foresman-Wesley: Chapter 5-Lesson 9-Multiplying Money 
11/1/2007

Foresman-Wesley: Chapter 5-Lesson 10-Multiplying Three Factors 
11/1/2007

Foresman-Wesley: Chapter 5-Lesson 11-Problem Solving:Choose an Operation 
11/1/2007

 

M4.A.2.1 ~ Use operations to solve problems (may include word problems).

 

 

 

 

 

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Multiplying by Two-Digit Numbers

 

 

 Content 

 

 Skills 

 

 Lessons 

 

 Standards 

 

Multiply mentally any two-digit number by a multiple of 10, 100, or 1,000.

Use rounding and place value to estimate products of larger numbers.

Make an organized list to represent information given in a problem.

Use the standard algorithm to multilply two-digit numbers by three- or four- digit numbers.

Compute and estimate products involving money amounts.

Write to explain a pattern.

PDE: Whole numbers

PDE: Operation of multiplication

PDE: Money through the cent

PDE: Concept of "rounding"

PDE: Concept of "nearest dollar"

PDE: Concept of "estimating"

PDE: Concept of "missing element"

PDE: Numerical Pattern

 

Rounding, compatible numbers, underestimate, overestimate

 

PDE: Solve problems involving all operations with whole numbers (limit to two-step problems -e.g , multiply then add - single digit multipiers and divisors)

PDE: Solve up to two step money problems involving addition (through cents).

PDE: Round amounts of money to the nearest dollar

PDE: Estimate the answer to a multiplication problem using whole numbers through 6 digits (no more than 2 digits by 1 digit, excluding powers of ten).

PDE: Find a missing element in a numerical pattern (+.-, o x may be used - numerical patterns must be whole numbers)

PDE: Replicate a numerical pattern showing 3 repetitions (+, -, or x may be used - numerical patterns must be whole numbers or money)

PDE: Create a numerical pattern showing 3 repetitions (+, -, or x may be used - numerical patterns must be whole numbers or money)

 

Foresman-Wesley: Chapter 6-Lesson 1-Multiplying Multiples of Ten 
12/1/2007

Foresman-Wesley: Chapter 6-Lesson 2-Estimating Products 
12/1/2007

Foresman-Wesley: Chapter 6-Lesson 4-Problem Solving: Make an Organized List 
12/1/2007

Foresman-Wesley: Chapter 6-Lesson 5-Multiplying Two-Digit Numbers 
12/1/2007

Foresman-Wesley: Chapter 6-Lesson 6-Multiplying Greater Numbers 
12/1/2007

Foresman-Wesley: Chapter 6-Lesson 8-Multiplying Money 
12/1/2007

Foresman-Wesley: Chapter 6-Lesson 9-Problem Solving:Writing to Explain 
12/1/2007

 

M4.A.2.1 ~ Use operations to solve problems (may include word problems).

 

M4.A.3.1 ~ Apply rounding and/or estimation strategies to solve problems.

 

M4.D.1.1 ~ Recognize, describe, extend, create and/or replicate a variety of patterns.

 

 

 

 

 

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Dividing

 

 

 Content 

 

 Skills 

 

 Lessons 

 

 Standards 

 

Dividing mult. of 10; 100; and 1,000 by a one-digit number

Estimate quotients

Use models to find quotients and remainders

 

Use models and the standard algorithm to divide two-digit numbers by a one-digit number

Use a standard algorithm to divide a two-digit number by a one-digit number

 

Decide how to use the quotient and the remainder in a division problem

Use the standard algorithm to divide three-digit numbers by one-digit numbers

Divide with zeros in the quotient

Compute and estimate quotients involving money

Explain your answer to a word problem

Determine if a number is divisible by a given number

Divide numbers by mulitples of 10

Estimate quotients using models

PDE: Whole numbers

PDE: Operation of division

PDE: Money through the cent

PDE: Whole numbers

PDE: Operation of division

PDE: Concept of "rounding"

PDE: Whole numbers

PDE: Concept of "nearest hundred"

PDE: Concept of "nearest thousand"

PDE: Concept of "nearest ten-thousand"

PDE: Concept of "nearest hundred-thousand"

PDE: Concept of "nearest dollar"

PDE: Concept of "estimating"

PDE: Concept of "missing element"

PDE: Numerical Pattern

PDE: Geometric pattern

PDE: Concept of "expression"

PDE: Concept of "equation"

PDE: Concept of "missing number"

PDE: Strategy - estimation

PDE: Strategy - guess & check

PDE: Equation

PDE: Operation symbols (+, -, x, ÷, , =)

PDE: Number sentences

 

Quotient

Compatible numbers, overestimate, underestimate

Remainder

Dividend, divisor

Divisible, divisibility rules

Compatible numbers, rounding

PDE: Solve problems involving all operations with whole numbers (limit to two-step problems -e.g , multiply then add - single digit multipiers and divisors)

PDE: Explain the solution to a two-step problem (limit to two-step problems -e.g , multiply then add - single digit multipiers and divisors)

PDE: Solve problems involving all operations with whole numbers (limit to two-step problems -e.g , multiply then add - single digit multipiers and divisors)

PDE: Explain the solution to a two-step problem (limit to two-step problems -e.g , multiply then add - single digit multipiers and divisors)

PDE: Round whole numbers to the nearest ten

PDE: Round whole numbers to the nearest hundred

PDE: Round whole numbers to the nearest thousand

PDE: Round whole numbers to the nearest ten-thousand

PDE: Round whole numbers to the nearest hundred-thousand

PDE: Round amounts of money to the nearest dollar

PDE: Find a missing element in a numerical pattern (+.-, o x may be used - numerical patterns must be whole numbers)

PDE: Extend a numerical pattern (+.-, o x may be used - numerical patterns must be whole numbers)

PDE: Find a missing element in a geometric pattern

PDE: Extend a geometric pattern

PDE: Correlate story situations with expressions (may use numbers and one operation +, -, or x; no variables)

PDE: Correlate story situations with equations (may use numbers and one operation +. -, or x; no variables)

PDE: Solve for a missing number in an equation (using estimation, guess & check, etc). May use +, -, or single digit multiplication or division

PDE: Identify the missing symbol (+, -, x, ÷, , =) that makes a number sentence true (single digit x or ÷ only)

 

Foresman-Wesley: Chapter 7-Lesson 1- Using Pattern to Divide Mentally 
1/1/2008

Foresman-Wesley: Chapter 7-Lesson 2- Estimating Quotients 
1/1/2008

Foresman-Wesley: Chapter 7-Lesson 3- Dividing with Remainders 
1/1/2008

Foresman-Wesley: Chapter 7-Lesson 4- Two-Digit Quotient 
1/1/2008

Foresman-Wesley: Chapter 7-Lesson 5- Dividing Two-Digit Numbers 
1/1/2008

Foresman-Wesley: Chapter 7-Lesson 6- Interpreting Remainders 
1/1/2008

Foresman-Wesley: Chapter 7-Lesson 7- Dividing Three-Digit Numbers 
1/1/2008

Foresman-Wesley: Chapter 7-Lesson 8- Zeros in the Quotient 
1/1/2008

Foresman-Wesley: Chapter 7-Lesson 9- Dividing Money Amounts 
1/1/2008

Foresman-Wesley: Chapter 7-Lesson 10- Write a Number Sentence 
1/1/2008

Foresman-Wesley: Chapter 7-Lesson 11- Divisibility Rules 
1/1/2008

Foresman-Wesley: Chapter 7-Lesson 13- Dividing by Multiples of 10 
1/1/2008

Foresman-Wesley: Chapter 7-Lesson 14- Dividing with Two-Digit Divisors 
1/1/2008

 

M4.A.2.1 ~ Use operations to solve problems (may include word problems).

 

M4.A.3.1 ~ Apply rounding and/or estimation strategies to solve problems.

 

M4.D.1.1 ~ Recognize, describe, extend, create and/or replicate a variety of patterns.

 

M4.D.2.1 ~ Use numbers and symbols to model the concepts of expressions and/or equations.

 

M4.D.2.2 ~ Determine the missing number or symbol in a number sentence.

 

 

 

 

Geometry and Measurement

 

 

 Content 

 

 Skills 

 

 Lessons 

 

 Standards 

 

Distinguish the dimensions of plane and solid figure (2 or 3 dimensions)

Identify and classify polygons

Identify geometric terms relating to lines and angles

Classify triangles and quadrilaterals

Identify geometric terms relating to circles

Congruent vs. noncongruent figures; Slide (translation), flip (reflection), turn (rotation) of a figure

Identify and make symmetrical figures with a line(s) of symmetry

 

Identify and construct similar figures

Describe similarities and differences in geometric figures

Find the perimeter of a polygon

Find the area of rectangles and irregular rectangular shapes by using a formula or counting squares

Act out word problems

Find the volume of figures

 

Review and apply key concept strategies

 

PDE: Circle

PDE: Triangle

PDE: Square

PDE: Parallelogram

PDE: Trapezoid

PDE: Rhombus

PDE: Rectangle

PDE: Pentagon

PDE: Hexagon

PDE: Octogon

PDE: Cube

PDE: Sphere

PDE: Rectangular Prism

PDE: Pyramid

PDE: Point

PDE: Line

PDE: Line Segment

PDE: Ray

PDE: Parallel Lines

PDE: Perpendicular Lines

 

Plane figure, solid figure, cube, edge, face, vertex, rectangular prism, triangular prism, pyramid, rectangular pyramid, square pyramid, sphere, cylinder, cone, net

Polygon, side, triangle, quadrilateral, pentagon, hexagon, octagon

 

Point, line, line segment, ray, angle, right angle, acute angle, obtuse angle, straight angle, parallel lines, intersecting lines, perpendicular lines

Rectangle, square, trapezoid, parallelogram, rhombus

 

Circle, center, radius, diameter

Slide, flip, reflection, congruent

Symmetric, line of symmetry

Similar figures

Perimeter

Area

Volume

PDE: Identify two-dimensional figures

PDE: Classify two-dimensional figures

PDE: Compare two-dimensional figures

PDE: Identify three-dimensional figures

PDE: Classify three-dimensional figures

PDE: Compare three-dimensional figures

PDE: Identify points

PDE: Identify lines

PDE: Identify line segments

PDE: Identify rays

PDE: Identify parallel lines

PDE: Identify perpendicular lines

 

Foresman-Wesley: Chapter 8-Lesson 1- Relating Solids and Plane Figures 
1/1/2008

Foresman-Wesley: Chapter 8-Lesson 2- Polygons 
1/1/2008

Foresman-Wesley: Chapter 8-Lesson 3- Lines, Line Segments, Rays, and Angles 
1/1/2008

Foresman-Wesley: Chapter 8-Lesson 4- Triangles and Quadrilaterals 
1/1/2008

Foresman-Wesley: Chapter 8-Lesson 5- Circles 
1/1/2008

Foresman-Wesley: Chapter 8-Lesson 6- Congruent Figures and Motions 
1/1/2008

Foresman-Wesley: Chapter 8-Lesson 7- Symmetry 
1/1/2008

Foresman-Wesley: Chapter 8-Lesson 8- Similar Figures 
1/1/2008

Foresman-Wesley: Chapter 8-Lesson 9- Writing to Describe 
1/1/2008

Foresman-Wesley: Chapter 8-Lesson 10- Perimeter 
1/1/2008

Foresman-Wesley: Chapter 8-Lesson 11- Area 
1/1/2008

Foresman-Wesley: Chapter 8-Lesson 12- Act it Out 
1/1/2008

Foresman-Wesley: Chapter 8-Lesson 13- Volume 
1/1/2008

 

M4.B.2.2 ~ Estimate measurements of figures.

 

M4.C.1.1 ~ Identify/describe the basic properties of geometric figures in two or three dimensions.

 

M4.C.1.2 ~ Represent and/or use properties or relationships of points, lines, line segments, rays and angles.

 

 

 

 

 

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Fraction Concepts

 

 

 Content 

 

 Skills 

 

 Lessons 

 

 Standards 

 

Identify and draw fractional parts of a region

Identify fractional parts of sets and divide sets to show fractional parts

Locate and name fractions on a number line

Estimate fractional parts of regions and sets and estimate fractions for points on a number line

Draw a picture solve a word problem

Identify fractions that are equivalent and find a fractional model and/or computational procedure

Express fractions in simplest form

Determine which of two fractions is greater or less

Compare fractions using <,>, or = and, and order fractions

Read, write, and show mixed numbers; express mixed numbers as improper fractions, and improper fractions as mixed numbers

Compare mixed numbers

Use a circle graph to solve problems

Write to explain an estimate

PDE: Fraction

PDE: Mixed number

PDE: Fraction

PDE: Decimal

PDE: Mixed number

PDE: Fractions

PDE: Decimals

PDE: Number line

PDE: Concept of "data"

 

Fraction, numerator, denominator

Benchmark fractions

Equivalent fractions

Common factor, simplest form

Mixed numbers, improper fractions

Circle graph

PDE: Write the fraction, including mixed numbers, which corresponds to a drawing or set - no simplification necessary.

PDE: Write the decimal, including mixed numbers, which corresponds to a drawing or set - no simplification necessary.

PDE: Create a drawing or set that represents a given fraction, including mixed numbers (through tenths).

PDE: Create a drawing or set that represents a given decimal, including mixed numbers (through tenths)

PDE: Locate fractions on a number line (through tenths) - do not mix fractions and decimals.

PDE: Locate decimals on a number line (through tenths) - do not mix fractions and decimals.

PDE: Identify fractions on a number line (through tenths) - do not mix fractions and decimals.

PDE: Identify decimals on a number line (through tenths) - do not mix fractions and decimals.

 

Foresman-Wesley: Chapter 9-Lesson 1-Parts of a Region 
2/1/2008

Foresman-Wesley: Chapter 9-Lesson 2-Parts of a Set 
2/1/2008

Foresman-Wesley: Chapter 9-Lesson 3-Fractions, Length, and the Number Line 
2/1/2008

Foresman-Wesley: Chapter 9-Lesson 4-Estimating Fractionsl Parts 
2/1/2008

Foresman-Wesley: Chapter 9-Lesson 5-Problem Solving Strategy: Draw a Picture 
2/1/2008

Foresman-Wesley: Chapter 9-Lesson 6- Equivalent Fractions 
2/1/2008

Foresman-Wesley: Chapter 9-Lesson 7-Fractions in Simplist Form 
2/1/2008

Foresman-Wesley: Chapter 9-Lesson 8-Using Number Sense to Compare Fractions 
2/1/2008

Foresman-Wesley: Chapter 9-Lesson 9-Comparing and Ordering Fractions 
2/1/2008

Foresman-Wesley: Chapter 9-Lesson 10-Mixed Numbers and Improper Fractions 
2/1/2008

Foresman-Wesley: Chapter 9-Lesson 11-Comparing Mixed Numbers 
2/1/2008

Foresman-Wesley: Chapter 9-Lesson 12-Circle Graphs 
2/1/2008

Foresman-Wesley: Chapter 9-Lesson 13-Problem Solving: Writing to Explain 
2/1/2008

Foresman-Wesley: Chapter 9-Lesson 14-Problem Solving Applications 
2/1/2008

 

M4.A.1.1 ~ Use models and/or words to represent quantities as decimals, fractions or mixed numbers.

 

M4.A.1.2 ~ Compare quantities and magnitudes of numbers.

 

M4.A.2.1 ~ Use operations to solve problems (may include word problems).

 

M4.A.3.1 ~ Apply rounding and/or estimation strategies to solve problems.

 

M4.E.1.1 ~ Interpret data shown on tables, charts, line graphs, bar graphs or pictographs.

 

M4.E.1.2 ~ Organize or display data using tables, bar graphs, line graphs or pictographs.

 

 

 

 

 

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Fraction Operations and Customary Measurement

 

 

 Content 

 

 Skills 

 

 Lessons 

 

 Standards 

 

Estimate sums of fractions

Add fractions with like denominators

Subtract fractions with like denominators

Solve word problems and draw conclusions

Estimate and measure to the nearest inch and choose the most appropriate unit of length

Measure and draw lengths to the nearest half or quarter inch

Choose the most appropriate unit of measure for capacity

Choose the most appropriate unit of measure for weight

PDE: Fractions with like denominators (denominators to 10)

PDE: Concept of a "ruler"

PDE: Concept of "reading a ruler"

PDE: Concept of "nearest 1/4 inch"

PDE: Concept of "reasonable estimate"

PDE: Concept of "capacity"

PDE: Concept of "weight"

PDE: Concept of "length"

 

Simplest form

Factor

Customary units of measure, inch, foot, yard, mile

PDE: Solve addition problems with fractions with like denominators (denominators to 10, no simplifying necessary)

PDE: Solve subtraction problems with fractions with like denominators (denominators to 10, no simplifying necessary).

PDE: Use a ruler to measure to the nearest 1/4 inch

PDE: Read a ruler to measure to the nearest 1/4 inch

PDE: Make reasonable estimates of weights (measurements in the same system)

PDE: Make reasonable estimates of lengths (measurements in the same system)

PDE: Make reasonable estimates of capacities of familiar objects (measurements in the same system)

 

Foresman-Wesley: Chapter 10-Lesson 1-Estimating Fraction Sums 
3/1/2008

Foresman-Wesley: Chapter 10-Lesson 2-Adding Fractions with Like Denominators 
3/1/2008

Foresman-Wesley: Chapter 10-Lesson 6-Problem Solving: Using Logical Reasoning 
3/1/2008

Foresman-Wesley: Chapter 10-Lesson 7-Length and Customary Units 
3/1/2008

Foresman-Wesley: Chapter 10-Lesson 8-Fractions of an Inch 
3/1/2008

Foresman-Wesley: Chapter 10-Lesson 9-Capacity and Customary Units 
3/1/2008

 

M4.A.2.1 ~ Use operations to solve problems (may include word problems).

 

M4.A.3.1 ~ Apply rounding and/or estimation strategies to solve problems.

 

M4.A.3.2 ~ Compute using fractions or decimals (written vertically or horizontally - straight computation only).

 

M4.B.2.1 ~ Select and/or use appropriate tools and/or attributes for measuring quantities.

 

M4.B.2.2 ~ Estimate measurements of figures.

 

 

 

 

 

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Decimals and Metric Measurement

 

 

 Content 

 

 Skills 

 

 Lessons 

 

 Standards 

 

Relate decimals to common fraction benchmarks, and write decimals in 10ths and 100ths.

Write decimals in tenths and hundredths.

Write, compare, and order decimals to hundredths.

 

Round decimals to the nearest whole number and tenth.

Estimate sums and differences involving decimals.

Add and subtract decimals in tenths, hundredths, and combinations of whole numbers, tenths, and hundredths.

Add, subtract, and estimate with decimals in tenths, hundredths, and combinations of whole numbers, tenths, and hundredths.

Solve hard problems by breaking them apart or changing them into smaller parts.

Estimate and measure lengths in metric units, and choose the most appropriate metric unit of length for an object or distance.

Estimate and measure mass in grams and kilograms, and choose the most appropriate metric unit of mass for an object.

Write to explain a prediction.

PDE: Fraction

PDE: Decimal

PDE: Mixed number

PDE: Standard number form

PDE: Word form

PDE: Whole numbers

PDE: Operation of addition

PDE: Operation of subtraction

PDE: Operation of multiplication

PDE: Operation of division

PDE: Decimals through the tenths

PDE: Money through the cent

PDE: Concept of "rounding"

PDE: Concept of "nearest dollar"

PDE: Concept of "estimating"

PDE: Concept of a "ruler"

PDE: Concept of "reading a ruler"

PDE: Concept of "nearest 1/4 inch"

PDE: Concept of "nearest centimeter"

PDE: Concept of "reasonable estimate"

PDE: Concept of "capacity"

PDE: Concept of "weight"

PDE: Concept of "length"

PDE: Fraction

PDE: Decimal

PDE: Mixed number

PDE: Standard number form

PDE: Word form

PDE: Whole numbers

PDE: Operation of addition

PDE: Operation of subtraction

PDE: Operation of multiplication

PDE: Operation of division

PDE: Decimals through the tenths

PDE: Money through the cent

PDE: Concept of "rounding"

PDE: Concept of "nearest dollar"

PDE: Concept of "estimating"

PDE: Concept of a "ruler"

PDE: Concept of "reading a ruler"

PDE: Concept of "nearest 1/4 inch"

PDE: Concept of "nearest centimeter"

PDE: Concept of "reasonable estimate"

PDE: Concept of "capacity"

PDE: Concept of "weight"

PDE: Concept of "length"

 

Hundredths, tenths, equivalent

Place-value chart, expanded form, standard form, word form

Mass, gram (g), kilogram (kg)

PDE: Write the decimal, including mixed numbers, which corresponds to a drawing or set - no simplification necessary.

PDE: Match the standard number form to the word form of decimal numbers (through tenths place)

PDE: Solve problems involving all operations with whole numbers (limit to two-step problems -e.g , multiply then add - single digit multipiers and divisors)

PDE: Explain the solution to a two-step problem (limit to two-step problems -e.g , multiply then add - single digit multipiers and divisors)

PDE: Solve up to two step problems involving addition with decimals (through tenths).

PDE: Solve up to two step problems involving subtraction with decimals (through tenths)

PDE: Solve up to two step money problems involving addition (through cents).

PDE: Solve up to two step money problems involving subtraction (through cents)

PDE: Round amounts of money to the nearest dollar

PDE: Estimate the answer to an addition problem using whole numbers through 6 digits

PDE: Estimate the answer to a subtraction problem using whole number through 6 digits

PDE: Estimate the answer to a multiplication problem using whole numbers through 6 digits (no more than 2 digits by 1 digit, excluding powers of ten).

PDE: Use a ruler to measure to the nearest 1/4 inch

PDE: Use a ruler to measure to the nearest centimeter

PDE: Read a ruler to measure to the nearest 1/4 inch

PDE: Read a ruler to measure to the nearest centimeter

PDE: Make reasonable estimates of weights (measurements in the same system)

PDE: Make reasonable estimates of lengths (measurements in the same system)

PDE: Make reasonable estimates of capacities of familiar objects (measurements in the same system)

PDE: Write the decimal, including mixed numbers, which corresponds to a drawing or set - no simplification necessary.

PDE: Match the standard number form to the word form of decimal numbers (through tenths place)

PDE: Solve problems involving all operations with whole numbers (limit to two-step problems -e.g , multiply then add - single digit multipiers and divisors)

PDE: Explain the solution to a two-step problem (limit to two-step problems -e.g , multiply then add - single digit multipiers and divisors)

PDE: Solve up to two step problems involving addition with decimals (through tenths).

PDE: Solve up to two step problems involving subtraction with decimals (through tenths)

PDE: Solve up to two step money problems involving addition (through cents).

PDE: Solve up to two step money problems involving subtraction (through cents)

PDE: Round amounts of money to the nearest dollar

PDE: Estimate the answer to an addition problem using whole numbers through 6 digits

PDE: Estimate the answer to a subtraction problem using whole number through 6 digits

PDE: Estimate the answer to a multiplication problem using whole numbers through 6 digits (no more than 2 digits by 1 digit, excluding powers of ten).

PDE: Use a ruler to measure to the nearest 1/4 inch

PDE: Use a ruler to measure to the nearest centimeter

PDE: Read a ruler to measure to the nearest 1/4 inch

PDE: Read a ruler to measure to the nearest centimeter

PDE: Make reasonable estimates of weights (measurements in the same system)

PDE: Make reasonable estimates of lengths (measurements in the same system)

PDE: Make reasonable estimates of capacities of familiar objects (measurements in the same system)

 

Foresman-Wesley: Chapter 11-Lesson 1-Decimals and Fractions 
4/1/2008

Foresman-Wesley: Chapter 11-Lesson 2-Decimal Place Value 
4/1/2008

Foresman-Wesley: Chapter 11-Lesson 3-Comparing and Ordering Decimals 
4/1/2008

Foresman-Wesley: Chapter 11-Lesson 4-Rounding Decimals 
4/1/2008

Foresman-Wesley: Chapter 11-Lesson 5-Estimating Decimal Sums and Differences 
4/1/2008

Foresman-Wesley: Chapter 11-Lesson 7-Adding and Subtracting Decimals 
4/1/2008

Foresman-Wesley: Chapter 11-Lesson 8-Problem Solving:Solve a Simpler Problem 
4/1/2008

Foresman-Wesley: Chapter 11-Lesson 9-Length and Metric Units 
4/1/2008

Foresman-Wesley: Chapter 11-Lesson 13-Problem Solving: Writing to Explain 
4/1/2008

 

M4.A.1.1 ~ Use models and/or words to represent quantities as decimals, fractions or mixed numbers.

 

M4.A.1.2 ~ Compare quantities and magnitudes of numbers.

 

M4.A.2.1 ~ Use operations to solve problems (may include word problems).

 

M4.A.3.1 ~ Apply rounding and/or estimation strategies to solve problems.

 

M4.B.2.1 ~ Select and/or use appropriate tools and/or attributes for measuring quantities.

 

M4.B.2.2 ~ Estimate measurements of figures.

 

 

 

 

 

M
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Graphing and Probability

 

 

 Content 

 

 Skills 

 

 Lessons 

 

 Standards 

 

Write equations for word sentences.

Solve problems involving too much information by using only the information needed, and decide when there is not enough information to solve a problem.

Describe a probability as likely, unlikely, impossible, or certain.

List all possible results for a situation.

Use a fraction to express the probability of an event.

Make predicitions.

Solve problems that require finding the original times, measurements, or quantities that led to a result that is given.

 

PDE: Concept of "missing element"

PDE: Concept of "expression"

PDE: Concept of "equation"

PDE: Concept of "missing number"

PDE: Strategy - estimation

PDE: Equation

PDE: Operation symbols (+, -, x, ÷, , =)

PDE: Number sentences

 

Inequality, solution

Equation

Ordered pair

Probability, likely, unlikely, impossible, certain, equally likely, fair, unfair

Outcome, tree diagram

Prediction

PDE: Find a missing element in a numerical pattern (+.-, o x may be used - numerical patterns must be whole numbers)

PDE: Correlate story situations with expressions (may use numbers and one operation +, -, or x; no variables)

PDE: Correlate story situations with equations (may use numbers and one operation +. -, or x; no variables)

PDE: Solve for a missing number in an equation (using estimation, guess & check, etc). May use +, -, or single digit multiplication or division

PDE: Identify the missing symbol (+, -, x, ÷, , =) that makes a number sentence true (single digit x or ÷ only)

 

Foresman-Wesley: Chapter 12-Lesson 2-Translating Words to Equations 
5/1/2008

Foresman-Wesley: Chapter 12-Lesson 4-Problem Solving: Extra or Missing Information 
5/1/2008

Foresman-Wesley: Chapter 12-Lesson 5-Understanding Probability 
5/1/2008

Foresman-Wesley: Chapter 12-Lesson 6-Listing Outcomes 
5/1/2008

Foresman-Wesley: Chapter 12-Lesson 7-Finding Probability 
5/1/2008

Foresman-Wesley: Chapter 12-Lesson 8-Making Predictions 
5/1/2008

Foresman-Wesley: Chapter 12-Lesson 9-Problem Solving: Work Backward 
5/1/2008

 

M4.D.1.1 ~ Recognize, describe, extend, create and/or replicate a variety of patterns.

 

M4.D.2.1 ~ Use numbers and symbols to model the concepts of expressions and/or equations.

 

M4.D.2.2 ~ Determine the missing number or symbol in a number sentence.

 

 

 

 

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