Grade 4 Math — Canadian Curriculum Guide
Grade 4 Math covers numbers to 10,000, multiplication facts to 12×12, fractions, decimals, angles, and area and perimeter.
Curriculum Units — Grade 4 Math
Strand B: Number
Lessons:
- Numbers to 10,000
- Multiplication Facts to 12×12
- Multi-digit Multiplication
- Multi-digit Division
- Fractions
- Decimals
Key topics: Times tables mastery, Long multiplication, Equivalent fractions, Decimal notation
Strand E: Spatial Sense
Lessons:
- Angles
- Area and Perimeter
Key topics: Acute, right, obtuse angles, Perimeter formulas, Area of rectangles
Strand F: Financial Literacy
Lessons:
- Money Concepts
Key topics: Budgeting basics, Comparing prices
What Your Child Will Learn in Grade 4 Math
- Master multiplication facts to 12×12
- Multiply and divide multi-digit numbers
- Understand fractions and decimals
- Measure angles
- Calculate area and perimeter
Parent Tips for Grade 4 Math
- Make times tables practice fun with games
- Use cooking to practice fractions
- Measure rooms to practice area and perimeter
Frequently Asked Questions
Should a Grade 4 student know all multiplication tables?
Yes. By end of Grade 4, students should have fluent recall of facts to 12×12.
When are fractions introduced in Canada?
Fractions are formally introduced in Grade 4 as parts of a whole.
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