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• Interpret fractions as division of the numerator by the denominator.
• Identify division expressions represented by given fractions.
• Calculate fractional quotients in equal-sharing word problems.+ Show more

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• Calculate products of fractions and whole numbers accurately.
• Represent fraction multiplication using repeated addition equations.
• Interpret fraction bar models showing repeated fractional quantities.+ Show more

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• Calculate products by multiplying fraction numerators and denominators.
• Interpret fraction multiplication as taking part of another fraction.
• Identify overlapping regions in rectangular fraction area models.+ Show more

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• Construct line plots using halves, fourths, and eighths.
• Identify appropriate fractional intervals for a number line.
• Organise repeated measurements into accurate frequency groups.+ Show more

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• Identify equivalent measurements within the customary measurement system.
• Convert between inches, feet, yards, and miles.
• Calculate equivalent liquid capacities using customary units.+ Show more

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• Convert between metric units of length using base-ten relationships.
• Calculate equivalent masses in kilograms and grams.
• Convert capacities between litres and millilitres.+ Show more

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• Convert metric lengths between kilometers, meters and centimeters.
• Calculate equivalent masses using kilograms and grams.
• Convert liquid capacities between liters and milliliters.+ Show more

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• Identify repeated measurements and frequencies in line plot data.
• Interpret fractional measurement data involving halves, fourths, and eighths.
• Calculate the range of a set of fractional measurements.+ Show more

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• Identify volume as the space occupied by a solid figure.
• Recognize cubic units as measurements of three-dimensional space.
• Count unit cubes arranged in equal layers.+ Show more

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• Calculate rectangular prism volumes using length × width × height.
• Identify the separate rectangular prisms forming a composite solid.
• Add individual prism volumes to calculate total composite volume.+ Show more

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• Explain how unit cubes and equal layers represent volume.
• Identify the length, width and height of rectangular prisms.
• Calculate rectangular prism volume using length × width × height.+ Show more

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• Generate numerical patterns from given starting values and addition rules.
• Identify relationships between corresponding terms in two number patterns.
• Compare additive and multiplicative relationships between numerical sequences.+ Show more

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• Generate numerical patterns using given starting values and addition rules.
• Calculate corresponding terms in two related numerical sequences.
• Determine outputs using given input-output operation rules.+ Show more

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• Identify the x-coordinate and y-coordinate in an ordered pair.
• Interpret coordinates as horizontal and vertical distances from the origin.
• Describe first-quadrant point locations using coordinate movements.+ Show more

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• Identify the horizontal x-axis and vertical y-axis on coordinate planes.
• Locate the origin and recognise its coordinates as (0, 0).
• Distinguish x-coordinate values from y-coordinate values in ordered pairs.+ Show more

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• Identify x- and y-coordinates in first-quadrant ordered pairs.
• Determine ordered pairs from horizontal and vertical movements.
• Interpret coordinate values to describe locations on maps.+ Show more

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• Generate corresponding terms from two numerical patterns.
• Construct ordered pairs using matching terms from numerical sequences.
• Identify coordinate relationships on a first-quadrant graph.+ Show more

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• Identify polygons using their defining geometric attributes.
• Classify quadrilaterals by sides, angles and parallel relationships.
• Compare properties of squares, rectangles, rhombuses and parallelograms.+ Show more

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• Identify quadrilaterals using sides, angles, and parallel lines.
• Classify rectangles, rhombuses, squares, and parallelograms by their properties.
• Organise quadrilaterals into a hierarchy from general to specific.+ Show more

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• Solve multi-step word problems involving whole numbers and decimals.
• Select appropriate arithmetic operations for real-world mathematical situations.
• Calculate decimal totals, differences, products, and quotients accurately.+ Show more

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• Calculate sums and differences of fractions with unlike denominators.
• Solve multiplication problems involving fractions and mixed-number quantities.
• Divide whole-number measurements into equal fractional-sized portions.+ Show more

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• Convert metric lengths, masses, and capacities between related units.
• Calculate rectangular prism volume using length, width, and height.
• Determine volume by reasoning about unit cubes.+ Show more

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• Generate numerical sequences using addition and multiplication rules.
• Identify relationships between corresponding terms in two numerical patterns.
• Interpret ordered pairs using x-coordinates and y-coordinates.+ Show more

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• Identify polygons using their numbers of sides and vertices.
• Classify quadrilaterals using angles, side lengths, and parallel sides.
• Compare the defining properties of squares, rectangles, and rhombuses.+ Show more

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• Identify decimal place values and recognize equivalent decimal representations.
• Calculate products and quotients using whole numbers and decimals.
• Solve fraction addition and fraction division problems accurately.+ Show more

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• Calculate rectangular areas using fractional side lengths.
• Determine area by counting unit fraction tiles.
• Connect rectangular grid partitions to fraction multiplication equations.+ Show more

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• Compare products with their original positive quantities.
• Identify when multiplication increases, decreases, or preserves a quantity.
• Explain how fractions less than 1 scale quantities down.+ Show more

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• Calculate products of fractions in real-world contexts.
• Multiply mixed numbers to solve measurement problems.
• Interpret fraction multiplication as finding part of a quantity.+ Show more

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• Calculate quotients when dividing unit fractions by whole numbers.
• Interpret equal sharing using written descriptions of fraction models.
• Match unit fraction division equations to visual model descriptions.+ Show more

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• Calculate quotients when dividing whole numbers by unit fractions.
• Interpret unit fraction division using equal groups and partitions.
• Identify fraction models that match division equations.+ Show more

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• Identify equivalent fractions representing the same portion of a whole.
• Generate equivalent fractions using multiplication of numerators and denominators.
• Simplify fractions by dividing numerators and denominators by common factors.+ Show more

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• Identify common denominators for fractions with different denominators.
• Generate equivalent fractions using a shared denominator.
• Calculate sums of fractions with unlike denominators accurately.+ Show more

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• Calculate sums of mixed numbers with unlike denominators.
• Subtract mixed numbers using appropriate regrouping strategies.
• Find common denominators using equivalent fractions.+ Show more

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• Identify benchmark fractions of zero, one-half, and one whole.
• Estimate fraction sums involving unlike denominators using benchmarks.
• Estimate fraction differences using fraction magnitude and number sense.+ Show more

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• Generate equivalent fractions using a common denominator.
• Calculate differences between fractions with unlike denominators.
• Interpret fraction subtraction through number line movements.+ Show more

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• Solve real-world addition problems involving fractions with like denominators.
• Subtract fractions with unlike denominators in measurement contexts.
• Construct equivalent fractions using a common denominator.+ Show more

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• Calculate decimal differences accurately to the hundredths place.
• Apply place-value strategies when subtracting decimal numbers.
• Solve money word problems involving prices and change.+ Show more

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• Calculate decimal sums accurately to the hundredths place.
• Represent decimal addition using hundredths grid models.
• Align decimal points using ones, tenths, and hundredths.+ Show more

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• Calculate products involving decimal factors to hundredths accurately.
• Apply place value reasoning when multiplying tenths and hundredths.
• Use the distributive property to calculate decimal products.+ Show more

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• Represent decimal multiplication using rectangular area models.
• Interpret overlapping regions on hundredths grids as decimal products.
• Calculate decimal products using place-value reasoning.+ Show more

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• Represent decimal division using equal groups and place-value drawings.
• Interpret tenths and hundredths in decimal division models.
• Calculate decimal quotients using equal sharing and place-value reasoning.+ Show more

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• Calculate decimal sums and differences accurately to hundredths.
• Multiply decimal quantities in real-world purchasing and measurement situations.
• Divide decimal amounts into equal shares or portions.+ Show more

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• Calculate decimal quotients using whole-number divisors.
• Divide numbers to hundredths by decimal divisors.
• Apply place-value reasoning to decimal division calculations.+ Show more

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• Calculate multi-digit whole-number products using the standard multiplication algorithm.
• Identify the place value of digits in multiplication factors.
• Calculate partial products when multiplying by ones and tens.+ Show more

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• Round whole-number factors to the nearest ten or hundred.
• Calculate approximate products using rounded whole numbers.
• Select compatible numbers to simplify mental multiplication.+ Show more

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• Calculate whole-number quotients using two-digit divisors.
• Apply place-value strategies to divide four-digit whole numbers.
• Use partial quotients to solve multi-digit division problems.+ Show more

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• Evaluate numerical expressions containing parentheses using whole-number operations.
• Calculate expressions with nested parentheses, brackets, and braces.
• Apply the correct order of operations within grouped expressions.+ Show more

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• Calculate whole-number quotients and remainders in division word problems.
• Identify leftover quantities after dividing objects into equal groups.
• Determine when a division remainder should be ignored.+ Show more