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Organizing lessons and topics for this grade.Grade 4 learning path
Larger numbers, fraction equivalence, angles, and measurement conversions.
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67 Lessons • 2 Terms
Aug 20 – Dec 15 • Lessons 1–32 • Texas/Bluebonnet sequence.
Check Grade 3 foundations and choose useful tools before new Grade 4 learning.
Prerequisite and Diagnostic
I can show what you already know about multiplication, division, fractions, measurement, and problem language.
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I can use arrays and factor pairs to show multiplication readiness.
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I can model equal groups and basic division facts.
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I can name unit fractions and use models to show parts of a whole.
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I can use measurement and geometry words correctly in problems.
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I can read multi-step problems and represent them with strip diagrams and unknowns.
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Practice Grade 4 prerequisite skills, identify strengths, and choose what to review before continuing the grade-level journey; this numbered readiness experience is not a formal exam.
View subscription options →Develop place value, decimals, whole-number computation, and fraction reasoning.
Place Value and Number Sense
I can read, write, and compare whole numbers through one billion.
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I can round whole numbers to a given place.
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I can add and subtract multi-digit whole numbers fluently.
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I can multiply by 10 and 100 using place-value patterns.
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I can multiply a fraction by a whole number with models.
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I can round decimals to the nearest whole or tenth in context.
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I can multiply up to four-digit numbers by one-digit numbers.
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I can multiply two-digit numbers with arrays, area models, and algorithms.
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I can choose efficient strategies and reasonable estimates.
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I can model division with one-digit divisors.
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I can divide up to four-digit dividends by one-digit divisors.
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I can interpret remainders when dividing in real situations.
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I can solve multiplication and division word problems, including multi-step problems.
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I can use strip diagrams, equations, and letter unknowns for multi-step problems.
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I can write numerical expressions and use input-output tables.
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I can describe patterns using term position and numerical rules.
View subscription options →Represent multi-step relationships, equations, patterns, factors, and multiples.
Addition, Subtraction, Multiplication, and Division
I can find and organize factor pairs for a whole number.
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I can identify multiples of whole numbers.
View subscription options →Classify figures and angles, measure angles, and solve measurement, area, and perimeter problems.
Measurement
I can compare sizes of customary and metric units.
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I can convert measurements with equivalent-measure tables.
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I can solve measurement problems with length, time, volume, mass, and money.
View subscription options →Create and interpret frequency tables, dot plots, stem-and-leaf plots, and line plots.
Data and Graphs
I can answer questions using data in tables and plots.
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I can create line plots with fractional measurements.
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Reviews and Assessments
I can review Term 1 whole-number, decimal, computation, and fraction skills.
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Review and apply Grade 4 Term 1 skills in a low-stakes mastery mission before the separate Term 1 Exam.
View subscription options →Jan 10 – May 15 • Lessons 1–35 • Texas/Bluebonnet sequence.
Develop place value, decimals, whole-number computation, and fraction reasoning.
Place Value and Number Sense
I can describe tenths and hundredths using place value.
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I can read and write decimals to hundredths in different forms.
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I can show decimals with money and hundred grids.
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I can compare decimals to hundredths using place value.
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I can connect fractions and decimals as distances from zero.
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I can add and subtract decimals to hundredths.
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I can decompose fractions and mixed numbers into unit fractions.
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I can create and explain equivalent fractions with models.
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I can compare fractions with different numerators and denominators.
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I can add and subtract fractions that share the same denominator.
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I can decide if fraction answers are reasonable using benchmarks 0, 1/4, 1/2, 3/4, and 1.
View subscription options →Represent multi-step relationships, equations, patterns, factors, and multiples.
Addition, Subtraction, Multiplication, and Division
I can decide when two expressions name the same value.
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I can classify numbers as prime or composite using models.
View subscription options →Classify figures and angles, measure angles, and solve measurement, area, and perimeter problems.
Geometry and Angles
I can name points, lines, segments, rays, and angles.
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I can identify parallel and perpendicular lines.
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I can find and draw lines of symmetry.
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I can classify triangles and quadrilaterals by their sides and angles.
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I can understand angle measure as parts of a circle.
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I can estimate, measure, and draw angles with a protractor.
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I can find missing angles that share a side.
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I can find area and perimeter of rectangles.
View subscription options →Create and interpret frequency tables, dot plots, stem-and-leaf plots, and line plots.
Data and Graphs
I can answer questions from fractional line plots.
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I can build and read frequency tables.
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I can create and interpret dot plots.
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I can create and interpret stem-and-leaf plots.
View subscription options →Reason about expenses, allowance, profit, savings, and financial institutions.
Financial Literacy
I can tell fixed expenses from variable expenses.
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I can find profit from income and expenses.
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I can compare ways to save money over time.
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I can explain why banks and credit unions exist.
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I can plan how to split an allowance among spending, saving, and sharing.
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Addition, Subtraction, Multiplication, and Division
I can solve multi-skill challenge problems.
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I can apply Grade 4 skills to mixed real-world problems.
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Apply advanced Grade 4 skills in an enrichment challenge; this numbered learning experience is not a formal exam.
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I can review Term 2 geometry, measurement, data, and financial literacy.
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Review and apply Grade 4 Term 2 skills in a low-stakes mastery mission before the separate Final Exam.
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