Fourth Grade Math
Below is an overview of what your child should know and be able to do by the end of 4th grade.
Unit 1
- Recognize and apply place value in numbers through millions.
- Organize, display, and analyze data using line plots and line graphs.
- Determine and distinguish among mean, median, mode, and range using concrete materials.
- Classify angles as acute, obtuse or right.
- Identify and describe the sides, angles, edges, vertices and faces of solid figures.
- Draw circles, triangles, and quadrilaterals given their dimensions.
- Identify, draw and describe points, lines, line segments and rays.
Unit 2
- Demonstrate mastery of basic multiplication and division fact families.
- Identify and apply multiples and factors of numbers.
- Solve for the unknown or variable in an equation.
- Generalize a pattern by stating a rule.
- Write and simplify numeric expressions suing number properties.
Unit 3
- Compare and order fractions and mixed numbers.
- Compare decimals to the hundredths using numerals, pictures and objects.
- Describe the relationship between fractions and decimals.
- Add and subtract decimals using models and pictures.
- Add and subtract fractional numbers with like denominators using models and pictures.
- Multiply fractions and whole numbers using models and pictures.
- Solve problems involving estimation with fractions and decimals.
- List all possible outcomes for a simple probability situation.
- Express the probability of an event with equally likely outcomes as a fraction.
- Analyze data using circle graphs.
Unit 4
- Multiply any whole number by a 2 or 3 digit factor.
- Divide any whole number by a 1 digit divisor.
- Estimate products to determine the reasonableness of answers.
- Estimate and determine elapsed time.
Unit 5
- Identify translations, reflections and rotations of figures.
- Select appropriate attributes and use standard units to solve measurement problems.
- Solve problems involving area, perimeter, volume and elapsed time.
- Develop formulas to solve.