Structure and Pacing for Grade 4

Grade 4 Stucture and Pacing
UNIT	WEEK	CONTENT

Addition and Subtraction
	Week 1	Basic concepts: - A number is how many things there are in a set - 10 is a special organizer of our numeral system -Addition and subtraction as inverses (four versions of a mathematical sentence) - Interpretations of subtraction - Quiz
	Week 2	Across-10 addition and subtraction facts: - The meaning of teen-numbers - 20 basic number combinations for across-10 addition and subtraction - Quiz
	Week 3	Applying basic facts to computation within 100: - Adding and subtracting multiples of 10 - Applying across-10 addition and subtraction facts to computation within 100 - Unit 1 review

Multiplication and Division
	Week 4	Basic concepts: Multiplication tables with numbers 2 through 5: - Meaning of multiplication - Multiplication is commutative. - Multiplication tables for numbers 2 through 5 - Quiz
	Week 5	Multiplication tables with numbers 6 through 9: - Division as inverse of multiplication (four versions of a mathematical sentence) - Models of division - Quiz
	Week 6	Applying basic facts to computation within 100: - Multiplying with 10 and multiples of 10 - Applying across-10 addition and subtraction facts to computation within 100 - Order of operations (multiplication and division have priority over addition and subtraction) - Unit 2 review

Place Value
	Week 7	Concept of place value: - Concept of place value - Adding and subtracting multi-digit numbers
	Week 8	- Multiplying decimals and multi-digit numbers - Unit 3 review

Ready for Algebra	Week 9	Ready for algebra: - Letters in a mathematical sentence - Commutative law - Associative law - Negative numbers - Unit 4 review

Geometry
	Week 10	Geometry: - Angles, measurement, and polygons - Quiz
	Week 11	Geometry: - Basic figures: quadrilaterals, circles, and solids - Unit 5 review

Statistics	Week 12	Statistics: - Identifying, creating, and interpreting basic data graphs: pictograph, bar graph, line graph, and graph - Unit 6 review

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