Addition within 1,000
Add hundreds, tens and ones in a ten-question round, including sums that cross a hundred.
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Grade 4: explain your thinking.
Use hundreds, tens and ones in larger calculations, then see fractions as equal parts of a whole.
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Addition within 1,000
Add hundreds, tens and ones in a ten-question round, including sums that cross a hundred.
Keep place value visible
For 368 + 125, combine hundreds, tens and ones with care. The same places guide subtraction, including a step that crosses a ten or hundred. Explaining where each part comes from is more useful than guessing a three-digit answer. Exact division remains a separate way to check familiar multiplication facts.
Fractions are equal parts
A half means one of two equal parts of one whole. Two quarters can cover the same amount as one half when the wholes are the same size. The fraction activities use simple visual models and exact equivalence, not fraction arithmetic. Begin with the Learn lesson, compare the pictures in Practice, and discuss why two written fractions can name the same amount.
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Matching practice and worksheets
Subtraction within 1,000
Subtract with hundreds, tens and ones in a ten-question round.
Exact Division within 100
Answer ten whole-number division questions and check each result by multiplying back.
Recognise Simple Fractions
Count equal parts and shaded parts, then choose the matching fraction.
Recognise Equivalent Fractions
Compare equal shares even when the numerators and denominators differ.