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Lila
4th Grade Review
Grade Level:
4
Subject:
Math
Start Date:
End Date:
Goal Summary:
Student should be able to accurately demonstrate knowledge of all topics covered in the Raynham Middle School Summer Math packet.
Standards Met:
Essential Questions:
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Understandings:
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Content Goals:
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Skill Goals:
-Student will be able to demonstrate accurate knowledge of the multiplication facts up to 144.
-Student will be able to demonstrate accurate knowledge of place value.
-Student will be able to identify numbers using pictorial representations and vice-versa
-Student will be able to recognize equivalent fractions, decimals, and percents
-Student will be able to change decimals into fractions
-Student will be able to change fractions into decimals
-Student will be able to change decimals into percents
-Student will be able to change percents into decimals
-Student will be able to change fractions into percents
-Student will be able to change percents into fractions
-Student will be able to order numbers from least to greatest and greatest to least
-Student will be able to identify largest and smallest numbers from a group
-Student will be able to round numbers correctly to different place values
-Student will be able to identify numbers on a number line
-Student will be able to complete computations with whole numbers, decimals, and fractions
-Student will be able to solve word problems
>Identify necessary information
>Take out irrelevant information
>Create model for solving problem
>Solve model to find answer to problem
-Student will be able to use rounding to estimate answers to problems (214-26 to 210-30=180)
-Student will be able to approximate measures
-Student will be able to answer questions that require common sense accurately
-Student will be able to find perimeter of a rectangle using common sense and the formula
-Student will be able to find area of a rectangle using common sense and the formula
-Student will be able to identify the type of shape using it's side lengths up to 10
-Student will be able to find patterns and add to them
-Student will be able to find the number/price of two different objects using guess and check method and algebraic equations/inequalities*
*Exploratory lesson: should be done last if time left*
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