Enduring Understanding

 

The student will understand:

  • Place value patterns are repeated in numbers.
  • Symbol notation is used to represent mathematical relationships in numbers.
  • Mathematical properties in our number system aid in computation.
  • Estimation can aid in computation of numbers.
  • Patterns and functional relationships can be represented numerically.
  • Proficiency with basic facts aids in the computation of numbers.
  • Multiplication and Division are inverses.
  • Standard units provide common measurements.
  • The perimeters, areas, and volumes of rectangular objects depend on their dimensions.

Content Topics

 

Unit 1

Place Value and Money

 

Unit 2

Addition and Subtraction

 

Unit 3

Relating Multiplication and Division

 

Unit 4

Multipication of Whole Numbers

 

Unit 5

One Digit Divisors

 

Unit 6

Measurement and Negative Numbers

 

 

Assessments

 

  • Projects
  • Daily Work
  • Journal
  • Quizzes
  • Tests
  • Interactive Activities
  • Informal Parent Assessments
  • Teacher-made assessments
  • Portfolio of work

 

 

Standards Alignment:

 

National

Data Analysis and Probability

Problem-Solving Communication

Reasoning Mathematical Connections

Whole Number Operations

Whole Number Computation

Geometry

Spatial Reasoning

Measurement

Probability

 

PA Standards

LA Standards:

Reading in context and content area

 

Math Standards:

Numbers and operations

Measurement

Geometry