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Grade 4 Math curriculum practice

Number, algebra, data, spatial sense, and financial literacy practice based on the Ontario Mathematics Curriculum. Brightwick breaks the roadmap into short, focused goals that children can practise independently and revisit when a concept needs more time.

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Math strand

Number

Numbers to 10 000

Place value, comparing, and rounding larger whole numbers.

Learning goals

  • Place Value to 10 000Identify digit values up to the thousands place.
  • Reading and Writing Larger NumbersRead and write numbers to 10 000 in different forms.
  • Comparing and OrderingCompare and order numbers up to 10 000.
  • Rounding NumbersRound numbers to the nearest ten, hundred, and thousand.

Multiplication and Division

Facts to 12, and multiplying and dividing by one-digit numbers.

Learning goals

  • Multiplication Facts to 12Recall multiplication facts up to 12 × 12.
  • Multiplying by One-Digit NumbersMultiply a two- or three-digit number by a one-digit number.
  • Division with RemaindersDivide and interpret the remainder.
  • Dividing Larger NumbersDivide two- and three-digit numbers by a one-digit number.
  • Factors and MultiplesFind the factors and multiples of a number.

Fractions

Equivalent fractions, comparing, and mixed numbers.

Learning goals

  • Halves and QuartersReview halves and quarters of wholes and sets.
  • Equivalent FractionsFind fractions that name the same amount.
  • Comparing FractionsCompare fractions with the same denominator.
  • Fractions on a Number LinePlace fractions on a number line between 0 and 1.
  • Mixed NumbersUnderstand mixed numbers as wholes plus a fraction.

Decimals to Tenths

Tenths as decimals and their link to fractions.

Learning goals

  • Tenths as DecimalsWrite tenths as decimals and as fractions.
  • Decimals on a Number LinePlace decimal tenths on a number line.
  • Comparing DecimalsCompare decimal tenths using place value.
  • Adding and Subtracting TenthsAdd and subtract decimals to tenths.

Math strand

Algebra

Patterns and Equations

Pattern rules and finding unknown numbers.

Learning goals

  • Pattern RulesDescribe a pattern rule and use it to predict terms.
  • Number Patterns with TablesUse a table to extend a number pattern.
  • Finding the UnknownFind an unknown number in a simple equation.
  • Balancing EquationsKeep both sides of an equation equal.

Math strand

Data

Data and Probability

Bar graphs, the mean, and predicting chance.

Learning goals

  • Reading Bar GraphsInterpret bar graphs with scaled axes.
  • Collecting and Displaying DataChoose a graph that fits the data.
  • Finding the MeanFind the mean (average) of a small set of numbers.
  • Predicting OutcomesPredict outcomes using the language of probability.

Math strand

Spatial Sense

Geometry, Angles, and Measurement

Angles, 2D and 3D figures, area, perimeter, and elapsed time.

Learning goals

  • Types of AnglesIdentify right, acute, and obtuse angles.
  • QuadrilateralsClassify quadrilaterals by their properties.
  • 3D Figures and NetsMatch 3D figures to their nets.
  • Area and PerimeterFind the area and perimeter of rectangles.
  • Elapsed TimeFind how much time has passed between two clock times.

Math strand

Financial Literacy

Money and Making Change

Money amounts, making change, and comparing values.

Learning goals

  • Representing Money AmountsWrite money amounts using decimals.
  • Making ChangeMake change from amounts up to $50.
  • Comparing CostsCompare prices to decide the better value.

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Halves and QuartersA reviewed Grade 4 Math lesson about equal parts and the relationship between halves and quarters.Preview lesson →
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Curriculum reference: official Ontario Mathematics Curriculum ↗