Mathematics Grade 4. Repeating what you learned in 3rd grade. Part 1. Collection 2

Intermediate

Course

19 hrs

Language version

Ukrainian English

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This interactive course is designed to deepen and consolidate knowledge gained in 3rd grade. Students will enhance their skills with two-digit, three-digit, and four-digit numbers, as well as named numbers. The course aims to develop abilities in performing arithmetic operations, including multiplication and division, and to master the rules of order of operations in numerical expressions.

Expected Learning Outcomes Upon Completion:

Determine Place Value: Identify the place value composition of three-digit and four-digit numbers.
Sum Place Value Addends: Add place value addends and decompose numbers within a million.
Compare Numbers: Compare numbers using various methods.
Work with Expressions: Solve expressions both mentally and in writing based on number sequencing and diagrams.
Verify Calculations: Check the accuracy of calculations.
Apply Commutative Property: Use the commutative property of multiplication and understand the relationship between multiplication and division.
Handle Special Cases: Perform arithmetic operations with the numbers 1 and 0, divide equal numbers, and multiply by 10.
Find Unknown Components: Apply rules to determine unknown components in arithmetic operations.
Understand Fractions: Comprehend how a part is formed as one of several equal parts of a whole.