A comprehensive Grade 4 mathematics curriculum that develops mastery in multi-digit operations, fraction concepts, measurement conversions, and geometric reasoning while revealing God's orderly design in mathematics and its practical applications in His creation.
Master multi-digit multiplication and division with understanding of place value to 1,000,000
Develop fluency with fraction equivalence, comparison, and operations with like denominators
Apply mathematical reasoning to solve multi-step word problems using all four operations
Understand measurement conversions, angle measurement, and geometric classification while recognizing God's precise design in creation
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Explore place value positions from ones through millions, understanding how each position represents ten times the value of the position to its right.
Recognize place value to 1,000,000hands-onClick to view this day's Math lesson →Practice reading and writing multi-digit numbers in standard, word, and expanded form, connecting to large numbers in Scripture like census counts.
Read and write multi-digit whole numbersdiscussionClick to view this day's Math lesson →Compare multi-digit numbers using place value understanding and inequality symbols, exploring how God knows exact counts of stars and grains of sand.
Compare multi-digit numbers using >, =, <worksheetClick to view this day's Math lesson →Round whole numbers to any place value (tens, hundreds, thousands, etc.) and understand when rounding is useful in real-world situations.
Round multi-digit numbers to any placegameClick to view this day's Math lesson →Identify patterns in the base-ten system and apply place value understanding to solve problems, reflecting on Psalm 147:4 where God numbers the stars.
Analyze place value patternsprojectClick to view this day's Math lesson →Review and practice the standard algorithm for adding multi-digit numbers, including problems with multiple regrouping.
Add multi-digit numbers using standard algorithmworksheetClick to view this day's Math lesson →Apply the standard algorithm for subtracting multi-digit numbers with regrouping, using multiple strategies to verify answers.
Subtract multi-digit numbers with regroupinghands-onClick to view this day's Math lesson →Use rounding to estimate sums and differences before calculating, then check for reasonableness of answers.
Estimate to verify reasonablenessgameClick to view this day's Math lesson →Solve multi-step word problems involving addition and subtraction, identifying key information and choosing appropriate operations.
Solve multi-step problems with addition/subtractiondiscussionClick to view this day's Math lesson →Apply addition and subtraction skills to calculate measurements and quantities from biblical temple descriptions, appreciating God's attention to detail.
Apply operations to real-world contextsprojectClick to view this day's Math lesson →Review and solidify multiplication facts through 10×10, building fluency and recognizing patterns in the multiplication table.
Fluently multiply within 100gameClick to view this day's Math lesson →Understand patterns when multiplying by 10, 100, and 1,000, recognizing how place value shifts with powers of ten.
Multiply by multiples of 10hands-onClick to view this day's Math lesson →Use area models to visualize multiplication of larger numbers, breaking numbers into parts using the distributive property.
Multiply using area modelsworksheetClick to view this day's Math lesson →Practice the partial products method for multiplying multi-digit numbers, understanding how it connects to place value.
Multiply using partial productshands-onClick to view this day's Math lesson →Solve multiplication word problems in the context of Jesus feeding the multitudes, calculating quantities and recognizing God's abundance.
Solve multiplication word problemsdiscussionClick to view this day's Math lesson →Learn and practice the standard algorithm for multiplying up to 4-digit numbers by 1-digit numbers with regrouping.
Multiply 4-digit by 1-digit numbersworksheetClick to view this day's Math lesson →Extend multiplication skills to multiply two 2-digit numbers using the standard algorithm and area models.
Multiply two 2-digit numbershands-onClick to view this day's Math lesson →Estimate products before calculating and verify the reasonableness of multiplication answers using rounding strategies.
Estimate products and check reasonablenessgameClick to view this day's Math lesson →Solve complex word problems requiring multiple multiplication steps, organizing information and planning solution strategies.
Solve multi-step multiplication problemsdiscussionClick to view this day's Math lesson →Calculate dimensions, areas, and animal counts related to Noah's Ark, appreciating God's detailed instructions and provision.
Apply multiplication to biblical contextsprojectClick to view this day's Math lesson →Review division as equal sharing and equal grouping, connecting to real-world situations and biblical principles of fairness.
Understand division conceptshands-onClick to view this day's Math lesson →Explore what remainders mean in division problems and how to interpret them in different contexts.
Divide with remaindersdiscussionClick to view this day's Math lesson →Practice dividing 2-digit and 3-digit numbers by 1-digit divisors using place value understanding and the standard algorithm.
Divide up to 3-digit by 1-digitworksheetClick to view this day's Math lesson →Extend division skills to divide 4-digit numbers by 1-digit divisors, managing multiple steps with accuracy.
Divide 4-digit by 1-digit numbershands-onClick to view this day's Math lesson →Solve division word problems in the context of Jesus' feeding miracles, interpreting remainders appropriately.
Solve division word problemsprojectClick to view this day's Math lesson →Find all factor pairs for whole numbers 1-100 using arrays, area models, and systematic listing strategies.
Find factor pairs for numbers 1-100gameClick to view this day's Math lesson →Determine whether numbers are prime or composite, understanding that prime numbers have exactly two factors.
Identify prime and composite numbershands-onClick to view this day's Math lesson →Generate multiples of given numbers and identify common multiples, recognizing patterns in skip counting.
Find multiples of whole numbersworksheetClick to view this day's Math lesson →Explore the relationship between factors and multiples, using Venn diagrams to organize and compare numbers.
Analyze factor and multiple relationshipsdiscussionClick to view this day's Math lesson →Investigate special numbers in Scripture (7, 12, 40) and their factors, reflecting on God's intentional design in creation.
Apply factor knowledge to biblical numbersprojectClick to view this day's Math lesson →Generate number patterns following given rules, identifying the pattern rule when given a sequence.
Generate and identify number patternshands-onClick to view this day's Math lesson →Analyze patterns that increase or decrease, predicting future terms and finding missing terms in sequences.
Analyze arithmetic patternsworksheetClick to view this day's Math lesson →Introduce variables as symbols representing unknown quantities, using letters to write simple expressions.
Use variables to represent unknownsdiscussionClick to view this day's Math lesson →Complete function tables showing relationships between numbers, identifying the rule connecting inputs and outputs.
Analyze function relationshipsgameClick to view this day's Math lesson →Discover mathematical patterns in nature (Fibonacci, spirals, symmetry), recognizing God's orderly design in the created world.
Identify patterns in real-world contextsprojectClick to view this day's Math lesson →Review and practice multiple problem-solving strategies: draw a picture, make a table, work backwards, find a pattern.
Apply problem-solving strategiesdiscussionClick to view this day's Math lesson →Solve word problems requiring two different operations, identifying which operation to perform first.
Solve two-step word problemsworksheetClick to view this day's Math lesson →Tackle problems requiring three or more steps, organizing information and planning solution pathways.
Solve multi-step problems with all operationshands-onClick to view this day's Math lesson →Identify and ignore irrelevant information in word problems, focusing on data needed to solve the problem.
Identify relevant vs. extraneous informationgameClick to view this day's Math lesson →Solve complex problems involving measurements and materials for the tabernacle, appreciating God's precise instructions to Moses.
Apply operations to biblical construction scenariosprojectClick to view this day's Math lesson →Review fractions as parts of a whole, understanding numerator and denominator, and representing fractions with models.
Understand fraction notation and modelshands-onClick to view this day's Math lesson →Place fractions on number lines, understanding fractions as numbers between whole numbers.
Represent fractions on number linesworksheetClick to view this day's Math lesson →Generate equivalent fractions using visual models, understanding that different fractions can represent the same amount.
Identify and generate equivalent fractionshands-onClick to view this day's Math lesson →Compare fractions with like denominators or like numerators using visual models and reasoning.
Compare fractions using modelsgameClick to view this day's Math lesson →Explore the biblical concept of tithing as giving one-tenth, working with fractions in the context of stewardship.
Apply fractions to biblical stewardshipdiscussionClick to view this day's Math lesson →Generate equivalent fractions by multiplying numerator and denominator by the same number.
Generate equivalent fractions through multiplicationworksheetClick to view this day's Math lesson →Simplify fractions by dividing numerator and denominator by common factors, finding simplest form.
Simplify fractions to simplest formhands-onClick to view this day's Math lesson →Identify families of equivalent fractions and recognize that they represent the same point on a number line.
Recognize equivalent fraction relationshipsgameClick to view this day's Math lesson →Use benchmark fractions (1/4, 1/2, 3/4, 1) to estimate and compare other fractions.
Use benchmarks to compare fractionsdiscussionClick to view this day's Math lesson →Create a visual fraction wall showing equivalent fractions, appreciating the order and relationships God designed in mathematics.
Visualize equivalent fraction relationshipsprojectClick to view this day's Math lesson →Compare fractions with like denominators by comparing numerators, understanding why this works.
Compare fractions with like denominatorsgameClick to view this day's Math lesson →Compare fractions with like numerators by comparing denominators, recognizing that larger denominators mean smaller pieces.
Compare fractions with like numeratorshands-onClick to view this day's Math lesson →Find common denominators to compare fractions with different denominators, using equivalent fractions.
Compare fractions using common denominatorsworksheetClick to view this day's Math lesson →Compare fractions by relating them to benchmark fractions like 1/2, making comparisons easier.
Use benchmarks to compare fractionsgameClick to view this day's Math lesson →Order sets of fractions from least to greatest using multiple comparison strategies.
Order multiple fractionshands-onClick to view this day's Math lesson →Add fractions with like denominators using visual models, understanding that denominators stay the same.
Add fractions with like denominatorshands-onClick to view this day's Math lesson →Add mixed numbers with like denominators, regrouping when the fraction sum exceeds one whole.
Add mixed numbers with like denominatorsworksheetClick to view this day's Math lesson →Decompose fractions into sums of fractions with the same denominator in multiple ways (e.g., 3/8 = 1/8 + 1/8 + 1/8).
Decompose fractions into unit fractionshands-onClick to view this day's Math lesson →Solve real-world word problems involving addition of fractions and mixed numbers with like denominators.
Solve fraction addition word problemsdiscussionClick to view this day's Math lesson →Add fractional measurements in the context of preparing food, connecting to God's provision of manna in the wilderness.
Apply fraction addition to biblical contextsprojectClick to view this day's Math lesson →Subtract fractions with like denominators using visual models and number lines.
Subtract fractions with like denominatorshands-onClick to view this day's Math lesson →Subtract mixed numbers with like denominators, regrouping when necessary.
Subtract mixed numbers with regroupingworksheetClick to view this day's Math lesson →Solve word problems requiring subtraction of fractions and mixed numbers with like denominators.
Solve fraction subtraction word problemsdiscussionClick to view this day's Math lesson →Practice both addition and subtraction of fractions with like denominators, choosing the correct operation.
Choose and apply correct fraction operationsgameClick to view this day's Math lesson →Complete a comprehensive review of fraction addition and subtraction through problem-solving activities.
Apply fraction operations fluentlyhands-onClick to view this day's Math lesson →Understand multiplying a fraction by a whole number as repeated addition of that fraction.
Multiply fractions by whole numbers using modelshands-onClick to view this day's Math lesson →Multiply whole numbers by fractions, understanding this as taking a fractional part of the whole number.
Multiply whole numbers by fractionsworksheetClick to view this day's Math lesson →Explore how multiplying by fractions less than 1 makes products smaller, while fractions greater than 1 make products larger.
Understand multiplication as scalingdiscussionClick to view this day's Math lesson →Solve real-world problems involving multiplication of fractions by whole numbers.
Solve fraction multiplication word problemsgameClick to view this day's Math lesson →Explore multiplication of fractions in the context of the widow's offering, understanding that God values the heart behind the gift.
Apply fraction multiplication to biblical contextsprojectClick to view this day's Math lesson →Understand that fractions with denominator 10 can be written as decimals with one decimal place.
Convert tenths to decimalshands-onClick to view this day's Math lesson →Convert fractions with denominator 100 to decimals with two decimal places, using decimal grids.
Convert hundredths to decimalsworksheetClick to view this day's Math lesson →Generate equivalent fractions to convert between denominators of 10 and 100, then express as decimals.
Convert between tenths and hundredthshands-onClick to view this day's Math lesson →Compare and order fractions and decimals together by converting to a common form.
Compare fractions and decimalsgameClick to view this day's Math lesson →Apply understanding of decimal fractions to measurement contexts, recognizing precision in God's design.
Apply decimal fractions to real-world contextsdiscussionClick to view this day's Math lesson →Measure objects to the nearest quarter or eighth inch, recording data accurately.
Measure to nearest 1/4 or 1/8 inchhands-onClick to view this day's Math lesson →Organize fractional measurement data by creating line plots with appropriate scales.
Make line plots with fractional dataworksheetClick to view this day's Math lesson →Analyze line plots to answer questions about the data, finding totals, differences, and making comparisons.
Interpret and analyze line plotsdiscussionClick to view this day's Math lesson →Use information from line plots to solve problems involving addition and subtraction of fractions.
Solve problems using line plot datagameClick to view this day's Math lesson →Collect measurement data from nature, create line plots, and reflect on God's variety and precision in creation.
Apply measurement and data skills to real-world contextsprojectClick to view this day's Math lesson →Understand angles as geometric figures formed by two rays sharing a common endpoint, representing rotation.
Recognize angles as geometric shapeshands-onClick to view this day's Math lesson →Understand angle measurement in degrees, recognizing that a full circle is 360 degrees.
Understand angle measurement conceptsdiscussionClick to view this day's Math lesson →Learn to use a protractor to measure angles accurately, aligning the protractor correctly.
Measure angles with a protractorhands-onClick to view this day's Math lesson →Use a protractor to draw angles of specified measurements, practicing precision and accuracy.
Draw angles using a protractorworksheetClick to view this day's Math lesson →Identify and measure angles in biblical architecture descriptions, appreciating God's precise design instructions.
Apply angle measurement to real-world contextsprojectClick to view this day's Math lesson →Understand that the measure of an angle formed by two adjacent angles is the sum of the measures of the two angles.
Add angle measureshands-onClick to view this day's Math lesson →Decompose angles into sums of smaller angles, solving for unknown angle measures.
Solve addition and subtraction problems with anglesworksheetClick to view this day's Math lesson →Classify angles as acute (less than 90°), right (exactly 90°), obtuse (between 90° and 180°), or straight (180°).
Classify angles by measuregameClick to view this day's Math lesson →Explore complementary angles (sum to 90°) and supplementary angles (sum to 180°).
Identify angle relationshipsdiscussionClick to view this day's Math lesson →Comprehensive review of concepts from weeks 1-18 through games, challenges, and problem-solving activities.
Apply all skills learned in first half of yearhands-onClick to view this day's Math lesson →Identify and draw points, lines, line segments, and rays, understanding the differences between them.
Draw and identify geometric elementsworksheetClick to view this day's Math lesson →Identify and draw parallel lines (never intersect) and perpendicular lines (intersect at right angles).
Identify parallel and perpendicular lineshands-onClick to view this day's Math lesson →Explore angles formed when lines intersect, including vertical angles and their properties.
Analyze angles formed by intersecting linesdiscussionClick to view this day's Math lesson →Find examples of points, lines, parallel lines, perpendicular lines, and angles in the environment.
Identify geometric elements in real worldgameClick to view this day's Math lesson →Connect geometric concepts to biblical imagery of straight paths and God's righteous ways (Proverbs 3:6).
Apply geometric understanding to biblical metaphorsprojectClick to view this day's Math lesson →Classify triangles as acute, right, or obtuse based on their angle measures.
Classify triangles by angle typeshands-onClick to view this day's Math lesson →Classify triangles as equilateral, isosceles, or scalene based on side lengths.
Classify triangles by side lengthsworksheetClick to view this day's Math lesson →Identify properties of quadrilaterals including parallelograms, rectangles, squares, rhombuses, and trapezoids.
Classify quadrilaterals by propertieshands-onClick to view this day's Math lesson →Sort two-dimensional figures into categories based on multiple properties, using Venn diagrams.
Classify shapes using multiple attributesgameClick to view this day's Math lesson →Create artistic patterns using classified shapes, celebrating 100 days of learning and God's gift of mathematics.
Apply shape classification creativelyprojectClick to view this day's Math lesson →Understand line symmetry as a line that divides a figure into two mirror-image halves.
Identify line-symmetric figureshands-onClick to view this day's Math lesson →Draw all lines of symmetry for various two-dimensional figures, recognizing that some shapes have multiple lines.
Draw lines of symmetryworksheetClick to view this day's Math lesson →Complete figures given half of the shape and a line of symmetry, using mirror image concepts.
Complete symmetric figureshands-onClick to view this day's Math lesson →Identify symmetry in natural objects (leaves, butterflies, flowers), recognizing God's design patterns.
Identify symmetry in real-world objectsgameClick to view this day's Math lesson →Create symmetric art representing elements of God's creation, appreciating His balanced and beautiful design.
Apply symmetry concepts creativelyprojectClick to view this day's Math lesson →Review relationships between customary length units: inches, feet, yards, and miles.
Know relative sizes of customary length unitshands-onClick to view this day's Math lesson →Explore metric length units: millimeters, centimeters, meters, and kilometers, understanding their relationships.
Know relative sizes of metric length unitsworksheetClick to view this day's Math lesson →Understand relationships between customary weight units (ounces, pounds, tons) and metric mass units (grams, kilograms).
Know relative sizes of weight/mass unitsdiscussionClick to view this day's Math lesson →Explore relationships between capacity units: cups, pints, quarts, gallons (customary) and milliliters, liters (metric).
Know relative sizes of capacity unitshands-onClick to view this day's Math lesson →Learn about biblical measurement units (cubit, span, shekel) and convert them to modern equivalents.
Apply measurement understanding to biblical contextsprojectClick to view this day's Math lesson →Convert between length units within the same system (e.g., feet to inches, meters to centimeters).
Convert length measurementsworksheetClick to view this day's Math lesson →Convert between weight/mass units within the same system (e.g., pounds to ounces, kilograms to grams).
Convert weight/mass measurementshands-onClick to view this day's Math lesson →Convert between capacity units within the same system (e.g., quarts to cups, liters to milliliters).
Convert capacity measurementsgameClick to view this day's Math lesson →Convert between time units: seconds, minutes, hours, days, weeks, months, years.
Convert time measurementsworksheetClick to view this day's Math lesson →Solve word problems requiring multiple conversions and operations with measurements.
Solve multi-step measurement problemsdiscussionClick to view this day's Math lesson →Review finding perimeter by adding all side lengths, solving for unknown sides when perimeter is given.
Find perimeter of polygonshands-onClick to view this day's Math lesson →Find area of rectangles using the formula A = l × w, understanding area as covering with unit squares.
Find area of rectanglesworksheetClick to view this day's Math lesson →Find area of rectilinear figures by decomposing into rectangles and adding their areas.
Find area of complex rectilinear shapeshands-onClick to view this day's Math lesson →Solve real-world problems involving perimeter and area, distinguishing between the two concepts.
Solve perimeter and area word problemsdiscussionClick to view this day's Math lesson →Calculate perimeter and area of the tabernacle courtyard using biblical dimensions, appreciating God's detailed plans.
Apply perimeter and area to biblical contextsprojectClick to view this day's Math lesson →Represent money amounts using decimal notation, understanding dollars and cents as wholes and hundredths.
Write money amounts as decimalshands-onClick to view this day's Math lesson →Add and subtract money amounts, aligning decimal points and regrouping when necessary.
Add and subtract money amountsworksheetClick to view this day's Math lesson →Calculate change from purchases, using subtraction and counting up strategies.
Calculate changegameClick to view this day's Math lesson →Solve word problems involving multiple purchases, discounts, and change calculations.
Solve multi-step money problemsdiscussionClick to view this day's Math lesson →Calculate tithes and offerings from income amounts, understanding biblical principles of giving and stewardship.
Apply money calculations to biblical stewardshipprojectClick to view this day's Math lesson →Read and write time to the nearest minute on both analog and digital clocks.
Tell time to the nearest minutehands-onClick to view this day's Math lesson →Calculate elapsed time by counting forward or using number lines, working across hours.
Find elapsed timeworksheetClick to view this day's Math lesson →Solve problems finding start time, end time, or duration when given two of the three values.
Solve time interval problemsgameClick to view this day's Math lesson →Read and interpret schedules, calculating arrival times, departure times, and durations.
Interpret schedules and solve time problemsdiscussionClick to view this day's Math lesson →Explore biblical events with specific time references, reflecting on God's sovereignty over time (Ecclesiastes 3:1).
Apply time concepts to biblical contextsprojectClick to view this day's Math lesson →Collect measurement data from real objects, recording to the nearest fractional unit.
Collect and record measurement datahands-onClick to view this day's Math lesson →Organize fractional data into line plots with appropriate scales and labels.
Make line plots with fractional measurementsworksheetClick to view this day's Math lesson →Interpret line plots to answer questions about the data, including finding totals and differences.
Interpret line plotsdiscussionClick to view this day's Math lesson →Use data from line plots to solve problems involving addition, subtraction, and multiplication of fractions.
Solve problems using line plot datagameClick to view this day's Math lesson →Collect data about variety in creation (leaf sizes, seed lengths), create line plots, and reflect on God's diverse design.
Apply data skills to real-world investigationprojectClick to view this day's Math lesson →Extend multiplication skills to multiply 3-digit by 2-digit numbers using the standard algorithm.
Multiply 3-digit by 2-digit numbersworksheetClick to view this day's Math lesson →Learn mental math strategies for multiplying by 11, 25, 50, and 99, recognizing patterns.
Use mental math strategies for multiplicationhands-onClick to view this day's Math lesson →Estimate products before multiplying and verify that answers are reasonable using estimation.
Estimate products and check reasonablenessgameClick to view this day's Math lesson →Solve complex word problems requiring multiple multiplication steps and other operations.
Solve multi-step multiplication problemsdiscussionClick to view this day's Math lesson →Use multiplication to calculate large numbers from Scripture (144,000 in Revelation, dimensions of New Jerusalem).
Apply multiplication to biblical calculationsprojectClick to view this day's Math lesson →Practice dividing 4-digit and 5-digit numbers by 1-digit divisors using the standard algorithm.
Divide large numbers by 1-digit divisorsworksheetClick to view this day's Math lesson →Understand how to interpret remainders in different contexts: rounding up, rounding down, or expressing as fractions.
Interpret remainders appropriatelydiscussionClick to view this day's Math lesson →Use compatible numbers to estimate quotients before dividing, checking for reasonableness.
Estimate quotientshands-onClick to view this day's Math lesson →Solve complex word problems involving division with remainders, determining appropriate interpretation.
Solve division word problemsgameClick to view this day's Math lesson →Explore division in the context of dividing the Promised Land among the twelve tribes, understanding fairness and God's provision.
Apply division to biblical contextsprojectClick to view this day's Math lesson →Generate patterns following complex rules involving multiple operations (e.g., multiply by 2 then add 3).
Generate patterns with complex ruleshands-onClick to view this day's Math lesson →Analyze given number sequences to determine the pattern rule, expressing it verbally and symbolically.
Identify and express pattern rulesworksheetClick to view this day's Math lesson →Complete function tables showing input-output relationships, using variables to represent the rule.
Work with function tablesdiscussionClick to view this day's Math lesson →Graph ordered pairs from patterns on coordinate grids, observing linear relationships.
Graph pattern relationshipshands-onClick to view this day's Math lesson →Discover the Fibonacci sequence in nature (pinecones, sunflowers), marveling at God's mathematical design in creation.
Identify patterns in natureprojectClick to view this day's Math lesson →Review multiple problem-solving strategies: draw diagrams, make tables, look for patterns, work backwards, guess and check.
Apply problem-solving strategiesdiscussionClick to view this day's Math lesson →Solve challenging multi-step problems requiring all four operations and multiple strategies.
Solve complex multi-step problemshands-onClick to view this day's Math lesson →Work through logic puzzles that require mathematical reasoning, organization, and systematic thinking.
Apply logical reasoning to problemsgameClick to view this day's Math lesson →Tackle authentic problems involving budgeting, planning, measurement, and calculations.
Apply mathematics to real-world situationsprojectClick to view this day's Math lesson →Reflect on Solomon's wisdom in problem-solving (1 Kings 3:16-28), connecting mathematical thinking to godly wisdom.
Connect problem-solving to biblical wisdomdiscussionClick to view this day's Math lesson →Understand the coordinate plane with x-axis, y-axis, origin, and quadrant I, learning coordinate notation (x, y).
Understand coordinate plane structurehands-onClick to view this day's Math lesson →Plot points on the coordinate plane given ordered pairs, understanding that order matters.
Plot points on coordinate planeworksheetClick to view this day's Math lesson →Identify coordinates of plotted points, practicing reading both x and y values accurately.
Read coordinates from plotted pointsgameClick to view this day's Math lesson →Create pictures by plotting and connecting points in sequence, following coordinate directions.
Plot multiple points to create figureshands-onClick to view this day's Math lesson →Connect coordinate grids to real-world maps and navigation, appreciating how God enables us to explore His creation.
Apply coordinate concepts to real-world contextsprojectClick to view this day's Math lesson →Review generating and recognizing equivalent fractions, simplifying to simplest form.
Work with equivalent fractionsgameClick to view this day's Math lesson →Review strategies for comparing and ordering fractions with various denominators.
Compare and order fractionsworksheetClick to view this day's Math lesson →Practice adding, subtracting, and multiplying fractions with like denominators and whole numbers.
Perform operations with fractionshands-onClick to view this day's Math lesson →Solve a variety of word problems involving all fraction concepts learned this year.
Apply fraction skills to word problemsdiscussionClick to view this day's Math lesson →Comprehensive review of biblical applications of fractions: tithing, portions, measurements, and sharing.
Connect fractions to biblical contextsprojectClick to view this day's Math lesson →Review measuring, drawing, classifying, and calculating with angles.
Apply angle conceptshands-onClick to view this day's Math lesson →Review classifying two-dimensional figures by properties, including triangles and quadrilaterals.
Classify geometric figuresgameClick to view this day's Math lesson →Review finding perimeter and area of rectangles and rectilinear figures.
Calculate perimeter and areaworksheetClick to view this day's Math lesson →Review converting between measurement units within the same system for length, weight, capacity, and time.
Convert measurement unitshands-onClick to view this day's Math lesson →Review geometric and measurement concepts through biblical architecture: tabernacle, temple, and New Jerusalem.
Apply geometry and measurement to biblical contextsprojectClick to view this day's Math lesson →Review adding and subtracting multi-digit numbers fluently using the standard algorithm.
Add and subtract multi-digit numbersworksheetClick to view this day's Math lesson →Review multiplying up to 4-digit by 1-digit and two 2-digit numbers using various strategies.
Multiply multi-digit numbersgameClick to view this day's Math lesson →Review dividing up to 4-digit numbers by 1-digit divisors with remainders, interpreting appropriately.
Divide multi-digit numbershands-onClick to view this day's Math lesson →Review finding factors and multiples, identifying prime and composite numbers, and generating patterns.
Work with factors, multiples, and patternsdiscussionClick to view this day's Math lesson →Compete in friendly challenges involving all operations, celebrating growth and God's gift of mathematical thinking.
Apply all operations fluentlygameClick to view this day's Math lesson →Review highlights from the entire year, revisiting favorite activities and most challenging concepts mastered.
Reflect on year-long learningdiscussionClick to view this day's Math lesson →Create a showcase project demonstrating how mathematics reveals God's order, beauty, and design in creation.
Synthesize year-long learningprojectClick to view this day's Math lesson →Work through engaging, challenging problems that integrate multiple concepts from the year.
Apply integrated mathematical knowledgehands-onClick to view this day's Math lesson →Enjoy favorite math games from throughout the year, celebrating learning through play.
Apply skills in game contextsgameClick to view this day's Math lesson →Reflect on growth throughout the year, thank God for the gift of mathematics, and look forward to Grade 5.
Reflect on learning and growthdiscussionClick to view this day's Math lesson →Start with Day 1 and work through at your own pace. Each lesson builds on the last!