Fourth Grade
Algebra
3.1 Use properties of addition and subtraction rules.
4.1 Use multiplication properties and division rules
5.1 Use the order of operations to simplify expressions
5.2 Use variables to write expressions
5.3 Compare expressions
5.4 Write and solve equations
21.5 Use patterns to solve problems
24.1 Use ordered pairs to name points on a grid
Number Sense
1.2 Read and write numbers through 999,999
1.5 Read and write numbers through 999,999,999
2.1 Compare numbers up to nine digits
2.2 Order numbers up to nine digits
2.3 Count and compare amounts of money
2.5 Round numbers and money amounts
10.1 Find factors and multiples of whole numbers
10.2 Determine whether a number is prime or composite  
19.1  Read, write, and identify fractions
19.2 Use models to identify equivalent fractions
19.3  Find equivalent fractions and write fractions in simplest form
19.4 Compare and order fractions
19.5 Find a fractional part of a number
19.7.1 Write mixed numbers.
19.7.2 Write improper fractions.
21.1 Use models to show tenths and hundredths
21.2 Write decimals for thousandths
21.3 Read, write, and model amounts greater than 1
21.4 Write fractions and decimals that name the same number
21.6 Compare and order decimals and recognize equivalent decimals
21.7 Compare and order decimals and mixed numbers
22.1 Use rules or a number line to round decimals
Geometry
16.1 Identify parallel, perpendicular, and intersecting lines
16.2 Name and describe rays and angles
16.4 Classify and identify polygons
16.5 Identify and classify triangles
16.7 Identify parts of a circle
17.1 Learn about figures that have the same size and shape
17.2 Learn about rotations, reflections, and translations
18.2 Find perimeters of polygons
18.3 Find the area of a rectangle
18.4 Find the perimeter and area of figures that are not rectangles
18.4 EXT Find the volume of a solid figure
Measurement
12.1 Measure to the nearest quarter inch.
12.2 Change customary units of length
12.3 Change customary units of capacity
12.4 Estimate and measure using customary units of weight
12.5 Find information you need to solve a problem
12.7 Change metric units of length
13.2 Find elapsed time
13.4 Use a thermometer to read temperatures above and below zero
Data Analysis & Probability
10.5 Find the mean.
14.2 Organize data in a table to solve a problem
14.3 Find the mean, median, mode, and range of a set of data
15.1 Interpret a double bar graph.
15.2 Use a circle graph to solve problems
15.3 Interpret a line graph
15.4 read a make line graphs.
15.5 Use graphs to display different types of data.
23.2 Write probabilities in words and as fractions
23.3 Predict outcomes in a probability experiment
23.4 Use an organized list to solve a problem
Computation
2.4 Make change.
3.3 Use rounded numbers to estimate sums and differences
3.4 Decide whether an estimate or exact number is needed to solve a problem
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3.5 Add numbers using regrouping  
3.6 Subtract whole numbers with up to five digits  
3.7 Subtract when some numbers are zeros  
4.2 Use multiplication rules to help you divide
4.3 Use multiplication table to find patterns in multiplication and division
4.4 Learn different ways to multiply and divide
4.5 Learn different methods to multiply and divide facts to 10
4.7 Learn to multiply three factors
4.8 Learn how to divide when there are remainders
4.9 Decide what operations to use to solve problems
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6.1 Use basic facts and patterns to multiply using mental math.
6.2 Estimate products by rounding factors
6.3 Use base-ten blocks to model multiplication
6.4 Regroup ones or tens to multiply
6.6 Multiply three–digit numbers by one-digit numbers
7.2 Use rounding to estimate products
7.3 Use models to multiply two-digit numbers
7.4 Multiply two-digit numbers  
8.1 Use models to understand division.
8.2 Find two-digit quotients with and without remainders
8.3 Interpret a remainder to find a reasonable answer
8.4 Regroup to divide two-digit numbers
8.5 Use basic facts and patterns to divide mentally.
8.6 Estimate quotients  
9.1 Divide a three-digit number by a one-digit number
9.2 Decide where to write the first digit in the quotient
9.3 Divide money amounts
9.4 Decide when to place zeros in the quotient
11.1 Use division to divide by multiples of 10
11.3 Model division by two-digit divisors
11.4 Divide when the quotient has one digit
11.5 Divide when the quotient has two-digits
20.1 Add and subtract fractions that have the same denominators
20.2 Add and subtract mixed numbers with like denominators
22.3 Use models to add and subtract decimals
22.4 Add and subtract decimals
22.5 Use decimals to solve problems
Problem Solving
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3.4 Decide whether an estimate or exact number is needed to solve a problem
4.9 Decide what operations to use to solve problems
5.5 Write equations to represent and solve problems  
11.7 Solve multi-step problems
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14.2 Organize data in a table to solve a problem
20.3 Decide how to write the quotient to solve a problem
21.5 Use patterns to solve problems