The Number Concepts and Place Value Unit involves understanding the relative positions of numbers in our numeration system and that numbers can be used to name groups of objects in order to answer questions such as:
The Money Unit involves skip counting strategies to determine the value of a collection of coins in order to answer questions such as:
The Number Patterns Unit involves understanding the relationship between numbers and will enable students to answer questions such as:
The Data Analysis Unit involves collecting and organizing information to make it useful for answering questions such as:
The Fraction Unit involves an introduction to fractions as equal parts of a whole in order to answer questions such as:
The Geometry Unit involves analyzing attributes of two-dimensional shapes in order to answer questions such as:
The Algebraic Reasoning Unit involves understanding that the unknown can be any one of the three or four terms in an equation. Questions to answer may include:
The Equivalence Unit involves understanding the meaning of the equal sign in order to answer questions such as:
The Strategies for Addition and Subtraction Unit involves understanding the processes of addition and subtraction in order to solve problems and answer questions such as:
The Composing and Decomposing Numbers Unit involves conceptualizing whole numbers in terms of their parts which builds flexible thinking, number sense and the foundation for addition and subtraction. Questions to answer might include:
