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Mathematics — Grade 4 · Term 1

The Grade 4 mathematics curriculum — two themes: number sense and operations (place value, addition and subtraction, measurement, area), then operations and algebraic thinking (multiplication, division, factors and the order of operations).

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14 units50 lessonsTerm 1

Unit 1 — Reinforcing place value0 of 5 mastered

Afterwards you'll be able to: I can read any number up to the billions and say the value of each digit in it. ✨

🚀Large numbersYou are here — the next starDiscoverContinue here ▶With Nour 🦊2:32🔒Changing place valuesUnlocks when you finish the one beforeLearnWith Nour 🦊3:05🔒Many ways to write numbersUnlocks when you finish the one beforeLearnWith Nour 🦊3:12🔒Composing & decomposing numbersUnlocks when you finish the one beforeLearnWith Nour 🦊3:23🚩Unit challenge — Unit ChallengeThe last star — the unit challenge 🚩ShareComing soon

Unit 2 — Using place value0 of 5 mastered

Afterwards you'll be able to: I can compare two large numbers and use the >, < and = signs correctly. ✨

🔒Comparing large numbersDiscover🔒Comparing numbers in different formsUnlocks when you finish the one beforeLearn🔒Ordering numbersUnlocks when you finish the one beforeLearn🔒Rounding rulesUnlocks when you finish the one beforeLearn🚩Unit challenge — Unit ChallengeThe last star — the unit challenge 🚩ShareComing soon

Unit 3 — Addition & subtraction strategies0 of 4 mastered

Afterwards you'll be able to: I can name the properties of addition and use them to calculate faster, and know they do not work for subtraction. ✨

🔒Properties of additionDiscover🔒Addition with regroupingUnlocks when you finish the one beforeLearn🔒Subtraction with regroupingUnlocks when you finish the one beforeLearn🚩Unit challenge — Unit ChallengeThe last star — the unit challenge 🚩ShareComing soon

Unit 4 — Multi-step problem solving0 of 3 mastered

Afterwards you'll be able to: I can draw a bar model for a problem, use a letter for the unknown number, and solve it. ✨

🔒Bar models & variablesDiscover🔒Multi-step word problemsUnlocks when you finish the one beforeLearn🚩Unit challenge — Unit ChallengeThe last star — the unit challenge 🚩ShareComing soon

Unit 5 — Metric measurement0 of 4 mastered

Afterwards you'll be able to: I can pick the right unit for any length, and convert between mm, cm, m and km. ✨

🔒Measuring lengthDiscover🔒Measuring massUnlocks when you finish the one beforeLearn🔒Units of capacityUnlocks when you finish the one beforeLearn🚩Unit challenge — Unit ChallengeThe last star — the unit challenge 🚩ShareComing soon

Unit 6 — Measuring time0 of 5 mastered

Afterwards you'll be able to: I can read a clock to the minute, and convert between seconds, minutes, hours and days. ✨

🔒Units of timeDiscover🔒Elapsed timeUnlocks when you finish the one beforeLearn🔒Measurement applications 1Unlocks when you finish the one beforeLearn🔒Measurement applications 2Unlocks when you finish the one beforeLearn🚩Unit challenge — Unit ChallengeThe last star — the unit challenge 🚩ShareComing soon

Unit 7 — Exploring area & perimeter0 of 5 mastered

Afterwards you'll be able to: I can say what perimeter means, and work out the perimeter of a rectangle and a square with a formula. ✨

🔒Finding perimeterDiscover🔒Finding areaUnlocks when you finish the one beforeLearn🔒Unknown dimensionsUnlocks when you finish the one beforeLearn🔒Composite shapesUnlocks when you finish the one beforeLearn🚩Unit challenge — Unit ChallengeThe last star — the unit challenge 🚩ShareComing soon

Unit 8 — Multiplicative comparison0 of 4 mastered

Afterwards you'll be able to: I can tell "3 more than" from "3 times as many", and draw a model that shows the difference. ✨

🔒Comparing numbers by multiplyingDiscover🔒Writing comparison equationsUnlocks when you finish the one beforeLearn🔒Solving comparison equationsUnlocks when you finish the one beforeLearn🚩Unit challenge — Unit ChallengeThe last star — the unit challenge 🚩ShareComing soon

Unit 9 — Properties & patterns of multiplication0 of 5 mastered

Afterwards you'll be able to: I know the order of the two numbers in a multiplication does not change the answer, and I use that to calculate. ✨

🔒The commutative propertyDiscover🔒Identity & zero propertiesUnlocks when you finish the one beforeLearn🔒The associative propertyUnlocks when you finish the one beforeLearn🔒Applying multiplication patternsUnlocks when you finish the one beforeLearn🚩Unit challenge — Unit ChallengeThe last star — the unit challenge 🚩ShareComing soon

Unit 10 — Understanding factors0 of 4 mastered

Afterwards you'll be able to: I can list all the factors of a number in an organised way, and quickly tell if it divides by 2, 5 or 10. ✨

🔒Identifying factorsDiscover🔒Prime & composite numbersUnlocks when you finish the one beforeLearn🔒Greatest common factorUnlocks when you finish the one beforeLearn🚩Unit challenge — Unit ChallengeThe last star — the unit challenge 🚩ShareComing soon

Unit 11 — Understanding multiples0 of 4 mastered

Afterwards you'll be able to: I can list the multiples of a number in order, and tell whether one number is a multiple of another. ✨

🔒Identifying multiplesDiscover🔒Common multiplesUnlocks when you finish the one beforeLearn🔒Factors & multiples togetherUnlocks when you finish the one beforeLearn🚩Unit challenge — Unit ChallengeThe last star — the unit challenge 🚩ShareComing soon

Unit 12 — Multiplying by 1- and 2-digit numbers0 of 6 mastered

Afterwards you'll be able to: I can draw an area model for a multiplication and use place value to break it into parts. ✨

🔒The area modelDiscover🔒The distributive propertyUnlocks when you finish the one beforeLearn🔒The partial products algorithmUnlocks when you finish the one beforeLearn🔒Multiplying by a one-digit numberUnlocks when you finish the one beforeLearn🔒Multiplying by multiples of tenUnlocks when you finish the one beforeLearn🚩Unit challenge — Unit ChallengeThe last star — the unit challenge 🚩ShareComing soon

Unit 13 — Dividing by a one-digit number0 of 7 mastered

Afterwards you'll be able to: I can name the dividend, divisor, quotient and remainder, and say what the remainder means in the problem. ✨

🔒Exploring remaindersDiscover🔒Patterns in divisionUnlocks when you finish the one beforeLearn🔒Division with the area modelUnlocks when you finish the one beforeLearn🔒The partial quotients algorithmUnlocks when you finish the one beforeLearn🔒The standard division algorithmUnlocks when you finish the one beforeLearn🔒Division & multiplicationUnlocks when you finish the one beforeLearn🚩Unit challenge — Unit ChallengeThe last star — the unit challenge 🚩ShareComing soon

Unit 14 — Order of operations0 of 3 mastered

Afterwards you'll be able to: I can solve a problem with more than one operation in the right order: brackets, then × and ÷, then + and −. ✨

🔒The order of operationsDiscover🔒Order of operations in word problemsUnlocks when you finish the one beforeLearn🚩Unit challenge — Unit ChallengeThe last star — the unit challenge 🚩ShareComing soon