Multi-digit operations
- place value and rounding
- multi-digit multiplication
- division with remainders
Grade 4 · typical sequence
Generalize place value and operations while deepening fractions, angles, and measurement.
Practice inventory
Distinguish “times as many” from additive comparison.
Use rectangular factor pairs to analyze whole numbers through 100.
Use the neighboring multiples and midpoint instead of a memorized digit trick.
Decompose a multi-digit factor and combine partial products.
Use place value and equal groups to find a quotient and remainder.
Multiply numerator and denominator by the same nonzero whole number.
Compare fractions referring to the same whole using a benchmark or common denominator.
Join or separate same-size fractional parts and preserve the denominator.
Interpret repeated copies of a fraction as multiplication.
Move between decimal notation and fractions with denominator 10 or 100.
Compare place values only when both quantities refer to the same whole.
Use a known multiplicative relationship between like measurement units.
Treat angle measure as the amount of turn between two rays.
Use parallel, perpendicular, and angle properties to classify a figure.
Use a line plot whose scale is partitioned into equal fractional units.