The Place Value Unit involves understanding the relative position, magnitude and relationships within the numeration system in order to answer questions such as:
The Composing and Decomposing Shapes Unit use properties of geometric figures to take them apart and put them together in order to answer questions such as:
The Comparing Numbers Unit involves understanding the relative position and magnitude of whole numbers, and their relationships within the numeration system. Students will answer questions such as:
The Data Analysis Unit involves organizing information to make it useful for answering questions such as:
The Measurement Unit involves understanding the process of measuring—identifying the attribute being measured (such as length or area); identifying an appropriate unit (such as a unit of length or a unit of area); estimating the number of those units it will take to equal the object being measured; skillfully comparing the unit to the object being measured (no gaps, no overlaps); and using a number and unit to communicate the measurement to someone else. Questions to be answered may include:
The Geometry Unit involves analyzing attributes of two-dimensional shapes in order to answer questions such as:
The Algebraic Reasoning Unit involves understanding number patterns within properties of numbers and operations in order to answer questions such as:
The Multiplication and Division Unit involves understanding multiplication situations in which equal groups are joined and division situation in which a whole is separated into fair shares or equal groups. Question to answer may involve:
The Problem Solving with Money Unit involves knowing the relationship between U.S. coins, how to use skip counting and other methods to find the value of a collection of coins, and answer questions such as:
The Addition and Subtraction Unit involves understanding the processes of addition and subtraction in order to solve problems and answer questions such as:
