What Grade 4 coversBigger numbers, fractions that behave like numbers, and angles you can measure.
What they learnGrade 4
Year four is where arithmetic stops being the point and becomes the tool. Numbers run into the hundred thousands, fractions and decimals turn out to be two ways of writing the same thing, and shapes get measured rather than named.
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The seven units of the year, in the order they are usually taught.
- Place value, addition and subtraction of whole numbers
- Patterning and algebraic reasoning
- Reasoning about multiplication and division
- Investigating fractions and decimals
- Understanding angle measurement
- Reasoning with shapes
- Putting it together on one project
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The accelerated route, which reaches into next year for much of the year.
- Place value and whole-number arithmetic — reaches into Grade 5
- Patterning and algebraic reasoning — reaches into Grade 5
- Reasoning about multiplication and division — reaches into Grade 5
- Reasoning with shapes — reaches into Grade 5
- Investigating fractions
- Investigating fractions and decimals — reaches into Grade 5
- Understanding angle measurement
- Putting it together on one project
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