Representing Numbers
In the Representing Numbers unit, students learn to read and write numbers up to 10 000, show an understanding of place value up to 10 000, represent, compare, and order numbers up to 10 000. They also round four-digit numbers in real-life situations.
Geometry
In the Geometry unit, students draw lines of symmetry on 2D shapes, and identify, compare, and classify quadrilaterals. They learn how to identify various angles. Students identify, perform, and describe reflections and learn to create patterns using reflections.
Addition and Subtraction
In the Addition and Subtraction unit, students add and subtract four-digit numbers using partial sums, add and subtract four-digit numbers vertically,
Multiplication and Division
In the Multiplication and Division unit, students multiply ad multiply and divide numbers from 1 to 10. They multiply and divide by 10, 100, and 1 000 using mental strategies and multiply and divide using a variety of tools. Students solve vertical multiplication equations, divide two-digit and three-digit by one-digit numbers. Students describe relationships using multiplication, and explore multiplication and unit rates. They also solve problems involving more than one operation.
Patterning and Algebra
In the Patterning and Algebra unit, students create and extend patterns, analyze terms and term numbers, create number patterns, and predict terms in a pattern. Students also determine the relationship between multiplication and division, find the missing number in a multiplication problem, and identify the commutative and distributive properties.
Fractions and Decimal Numbers
In the Fractions and Decimal Numbers unit, students represent fractions, identify the fraction of a group, compare and order fractions, show equivalent fractions, and count by halves, thirds, fourths, and tenths. Students also read and write decimal numbers, show place values from 0.1 to 10 000, represent, compare, and order decimal numbers up to tenths, count forward, add and subtract decimal numbers, and explore the relationship between fractions and decimal numbers.
Coding
In the Coding unit, students learn how to write and execute code to draw shapes. They learn the concepts of variables and nested events. Students learn how to debug code with nested events.
Data
In the Data unit, students collect data by conducting a survey and collect and organize data in charts, tables, and graphs. They learn how to create an infographic to represent data. Students read, interpret, and draw conclusions on data, demonstrate an understanding of the median, describe and compare sets of data, and explore probability and probability experiments.
Measurement
In the Measurement unit, students estimate, measure, and record mass. Students investigate grams and kilograms, capacity, millilitres and litres, and volume. They also compare mass and capacity. Students determine elapsed time and solve problems involving years, decades, and centuries.
Financial Literacy
In the Financial Literacy unit students identify different methods of payment and learn how to estimate and calculate cost using addition. They calculate the change for a cash purchase. Students explore spending, saving, earning, investing, and donating while exploring the concept of good purchases.
Socio-Emotional Learning
Throughout the course, students will be encouraged to build their social emotional learning skills by focusing specifically on the interactions and challenges they face in the world around them. They will learn to solve problems using reasoning, cooperation, tools, and a variety of different problem-solving strategies. Students will practice using math language in order to communicate their ideas and solutions in order to tell a story and to cooperate with others.
