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Grade 4, one chapter at a time.
Extend whole-number reasoning to larger calculations and explore how fractions and decimals represent quantities. Use clear units and diagrams to make geometry and measurement problems manageable.

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Chapter 1 · Algebra
Read a number beyond thousands
Interpret each digit of a six-digit whole number.
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Study this chapterChapter 2 · Algebra
A neighboring place is ten times as large
Compare the values of a digit in adjacent places.
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Study this chapterChapter 3 · Algebra
Choose the rounding place deliberately
Round the same number to different levels of precision.
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Study this chapterChapter 4 · Algebra
Multiply by expanding a three-digit number
Use partial products for a three-digit by one-digit product.
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Study this chapterChapter 5 · Algebra
Multiply two two-digit numbers
Split both factors into tens and ones using an area model.
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Study this chapterChapter 6 · Algebra
Divide hundreds by sharing place values
Use successive place-value sharing for a multi-digit quotient.
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Study this chapterChapter 7 · Algebra
Decide what a remainder means
Choose rounding or a leftover statement from the situation.
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Study this chapterChapter 8 · Algebra
Find every factor pair
List whole-number factor pairs systematically.
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Study this chapterChapter 9 · Algebra
Find when repeating schedules meet
Locate a first shared positive multiple.
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Study this chapterChapter 10 · Algebra
Classify numbers by their factors
Distinguish prime, composite, and the number one.
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Study this chapterChapter 11 · Algebra
A pattern can multiply each step
Distinguish repeated multiplication from repeated addition.
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Study this chapterChapter 12 · Algebra
Group fraction pieces to simplify
Rename a fraction by dividing numerator and denominator by a common factor.
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Study this chapterChapter 13 · Algebra
Add counts of the same fractional unit
Add fractions with the same denominator.
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Study this chapterChapter 14 · Algebra
Add mixed numbers and regroup
Combine whole and fractional parts and exchange a full fractional unit.
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Study this chapterChapter 15 · Algebra
Exchange one whole to subtract fractions
Rename a mixed number when its fractional part is too small to subtract directly.
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Study this chapterChapter 16 · Algebra
Repeat a fractional amount
Multiply a fraction by a whole number as repeated addition.
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Study this chapterChapter 17 · Algebra
Connect decimal places to fractions
Rename tenths as hundredths and write decimal notation.
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Study this chapterChapter 18 · Algebra
Compare decimals by place value
Compare decimal values using equal fractional units.
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Study this chapterChapter 19 · Algebra
Add tenths and hundredths together
Align decimal places when adding two-place decimals.
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Study this chapterChapter 20 · Algebra
Read decimals between labeled marks
Locate decimal values from equal subdivisions.
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Study this chapterChapter 21 · Geometry
Measure turns in degrees
Relate full, half, and quarter turns to degree measures.
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Study this chapterChapter 22 · Geometry
Choose the correct protractor scale
Read an angle from the zero aligned with its starting ray.
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Study this chapterChapter 23 · Geometry
Add adjacent angle measures
Find an unknown angle from a known total turn.
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Study this chapterChapter 24 · Geometry
Compare line directions
Distinguish parallel and perpendicular lines in a plane.
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Study this chapterChapter 25 · Geometry
Find lines of reflection symmetry
Test whether a fold maps a figure onto itself.
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Study this chapterChapter 26 · Geometry
Classify triangles in two ways
Describe a triangle by side lengths and angle types.
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Study this chapterChapter 27 · Geometry
Convert through metric length units
Use a stated conversion chain to express lengths in one unit.
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Study this chapterChapter 28 · Geometry
Combine conversion and division
Convert before splitting a measured amount into equal pieces.
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Study this chapterChapter 29 · Statistics
Total fractional measurements from a plot
Combine repeated fractional measurements represented by dots.
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Study this chapterChapter 30 · Geometry
Recover a rectangle from area and one side
Use division for a missing dimension and then calculate perimeter.
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