Mathematics Grade 4. Multiplication and division. Part 1. Collection 1

Intermediate

Course

28 hrs

An interactive course that strengthens skills in multi-digit multiplication and division, helping students master written methods, tackle remainders, and build confidence in solving complex expressions step by step.

Language version

Ukrainian English

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This interactive course covers various aspects of multiplication and division, including solving problems to find the fourth proportional, dividing by single-digit and two-digit numbers, and employing written methods for multiplication and division.

Expected Learning Outcomes Upon Completion:

Master Written Multiplication and Division: Perform written multiplication and division of large numbers by single-digit and two-digit numbers.
Understand Multiplication and Division Techniques: Learn methods for multiplying and dividing three-digit numbers.
Handle Division with Remainders: Execute written division with remainders.
Plan Calculation Sequences: Plan the sequence of operations in written calculations.
Predict Digits in Products and Quotients: Forecast the number of digits in products or quotients before finding the result.
Verify Calculations: Check the correctness of calculations.
Record Mathematical Expressions: Write mathematical expressions and statements presented in textual form using mathematical symbols.
Establish Equality and Inequality: Determine relationships of equality and inequality between numbers and numerical expressions.
Apply Order of Operations: Use rules of order of operations when calculating expressions with and without parentheses.