Saskatchewan Grade 4 Math - Full Year Bundle

PRODUCT PREVIEW

Grade 4 – Number Strand - Saskatchewan Math Curriculum – This resource covers all outcomes and indicators in the Grade 4 - Saskatchewan Math Curriculum.

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Check out each of the strands below to learn more about the resources included in this bundle.

Number Strand

Concepts that are covered:

• Place value to 10 000
• Base ten blocks to 10 000
• Expanded form to 10 000
• Written form to 10 000
• Composing and decomposing numbers to 10 000
• Comparing and ordering numbers to 10 000
• Mental math addition strategies – making tens, doubles, place value, adding in chunks
• Number line addition
• Exact or estimate – addition and subtracting strategies (clustering, compensation, front-end estimation)
• Adding and subtracting – regrouping and borrowing
• Addition and subtracting – word problems
• Subtraction mental math strategies – counting back, counting up
• Adding and subtracting decimal numbers
• Adding and subtracting involving money
• Multiplication and division up to 10 x 10
• Arrays – multiplication and division
• Mental math multiplication strategies – skip counting, breaking up numbers, doubling and halving
• Front-end estimation – multiplication
• Multiplication: 2 by 1 multiplication and 3 by 1 multiplication
• Word problems – multiplication and division
• Division – remainders (fair sharing)
• Division mental math strategies – skip counting and splitting up the dividend
• Fair sharing
• Naming fractions
• Benchmark fractions
• Pizza fractions – representing and naming fractions
• Ordering and comparing fractions
• Fractions on a number line
• Counting up by a 10th and by fractions
• Decimals on a number line
• Rounding numbers
• Decimals in money
• Adding and subtracting money – word problems
• 6 Unit Tests
• Answer pages for all activities!

Patterns and Relations

Some of the concepts that are covered:

• Hundreds chart patterns
• Multiplication chart patterns
• Translating geometric patterns into number sequences
• Translating patterns into tables of values
• Increasing patterns – addition and multiplication
• Decreasing patterns – subtraction and division
• Pattern rules – determining pattern rules
• Pattern rules – creating pattern rules
• Finding the unknown value in a pattern
• Pattern word problems - addition, subtraction, multiplication and division
• Relations – writing an equation that represents a situation
• Input/output tables
• Extending patterns
• Carroll diagrams and Venn diagrams
• Pre-algebra – finding the missing value in an equation
• Using symbols to represent the missing value
• Part-part-whole
• Finding matching equations
• Solving equations – balancing equations
• Using guess and check methods to find the unknown value
• Balance model – using pan balance to find unknown value
• Solving word problems with algebraic reasoning
• 2 Unit Tests

Shape and Space

Some of the concepts that are covered:

• Telling time – digital clocks
• Reading analogue clocks
• Making a clock
• Drawing clocks – nearest hour, half hour, every 5 minutes, and every minute
• Telling time – quarter to, quarter after
• Elapsed time – days, hours, minutes, seconds
• 24-hour clocks
• Comparing time – seconds, days, hours, minutes
• Word problems – elapsed time situations
• Elapsed time fractions
• Dates in different formats – yyyy/mm/dd and dd/mm/yy
• Area – superimposing
• Area – regular and irregular shapes
• Calculating area - visuals
• Calculating area – finding the missing value
• Using the area formula
• Referents for square centimetre
• Referents for square metre
• When to use square centimetre and square metre
• Word problems – calculating area
• Same area – different rectangles
• Sides of a shape
• Vertices, faces, and edges of 3D objects
• Right triangular prisms and rectangular prisms
• Prism or pyramid?
• Nets – right triangular prism and rectangular prism
• Triangular and rectangular prisms in our environment
• Congruent shapes
• Symmetrical shapes
• Lines of symmetry – how many lines of symmetry
• Lines of symmetry – drawing the rest of a picture
• Drawing mirror image using line of symmetry – real life objects
• 3 Unit Tests

Statistics and Probability

Some of the concepts that are covered:

• Statistical questions
• Surveys using tally marks
• Review from grade 3: line plots
• Horizontal pictographs – many to one correspondence
• Vertical pictographs – many to one correspondence
• Collecting primary data – surveying classmates
• Creating pictographs
• Reading bar graphs and answering questions
• Many-to-one correspondence versus one-to-one correspondence
• Reading bar graphs with different scales
• How the scale of a graph affects its appearance
• Creating the scale of a bar graph
• Creating a bar graph from data provided
• Collecting data and representing it in a bar graph
• Qualitative versus quantitative data
• Which graph to use – line plot, pictograph, or bar graph
• Unit Test
• Answer pages

This is a comprehensive bundle that will save you hours of planning! It has been tested and found effective in helping students achieve the learning outcomes outlined in the Saskatchewan 2009 curriculum.

Answer pages for all slides/sheets are included!