MATH
1. Place Value and Money
- Place value
- Compare, order, and round whole numbers and money
2. Operations and Algebraic Reasoning
- Add and subtract whole numbers
- Multiplication and division basic facts
- Algebraic reasoning
3. Multiplication of Whole Numbers
- Multiply by 1-digit numbers
- Multiply by 2-digit numbers
4. Division of Whole Numbers
- Understand division
- Divide by 1-digit divisors
- Number theory and averages
- Divide by 2-digit divisors
5. Measurement and Graphing
- Customary and metric measurement
- Time and temperature
- Collect and analyze and graph data
6. Geometry and Measurement
- Plane figures
- Congruence, symmetry, and transformation
- Perimeter, area, and volume
7. Fractions and Decimals
- Understand fractions and decimals
- Add and subtract fractions and decimals
8. Probability/Algebra and Graphing
- Probability
- Algebra and graphing
LANGUAGE ARTS
1. Speaking and Listening
- listen in order to understand and respond appropriately in
a variety of situations for a variety of purposes
- use speaking skills and strategies appropriately to
communicate with different audiences for a variety
of purposes
2. Reading
- read and demonstrate an understanding of a variety of
literary, graphic, and informational texts, using a range of
strategies to construct meaning
- recognize a variety of text forms, text features, and
stylistic elements and demonstrate understanding of how
they help communicate meaning
- use knowledge of words and cueing systems to read
fluently
3. Writing
- generate, gather, and organize ideas and information to write
for an intended purpose and audience
- draft and revise their writing, using a variety of informational,
literary, and graphic forms and stylistic elements appropriate
for the purpose and audience
- use editing, proofreading, and publishing skills and strategies,
and knowledge of language conventions, to correct errors,
refine expression, and present their work effectively
SCIENCE
1. Life Science
- World of living things
* identify camouflages and environments of living things
* life cycles of plants (ferns)
* materials that flow through vascular plants
* animal migration
- Looking at Ecosystems
* non living factors affect the environment
* discover plants, animals, and interactions in different
* ecosystems
* ecosystems and food webs
2. Earth Science
- Earth’s changing surface
* formation of sinkholes
* recycling plants jobs
* what causes earthquakes
* formation of volcanoes
- Weather and Space - Identify
* evaporation and condensation
* moon changes and phases
* planets in the solar system, eclipses, and constellations
3. Physical Science
- Matter and energy
* movement occurring in matter
* separating mixtures
* melting and boiling points
* sound energy into mechanical energy
* energy from heat transformed into energy of motion
- Forces and Motion
* identify water currents and electrical currents
* forces affect acceleration
* mass, force and acceleration
* simple machines
SOCIAL STUDIES
1. Early Human Kind
- Identify how early humans adapted to their environments
- Identify the different environments of early human kind
- Locate places on a map by longitude and latitude
2. Mesopotamia, Egypt, Kush
- Identify patterns of development with in these ancient
cultures
- Examine the cultures and innovations of these ancient
civilizations
- Identify ideas that ancient civilizations borrowed from each
other
3. The Ancient Hebrews
- Examine the Ancient Hebrew culture and the creation of
Judaism
- Identify beliefs and customs and the important role in the
development of the culture of the ancient Hebrews
- Identify different beliefs and languages of the middle east
4. The Ancient Greeks
- Examine ancient government and leadership from ancient
Greece
- Examine Ancient Greece philosophy, beliefs, and buildings
- Create an understanding of time zones around the globe
5. Early Civilizations of India and China
- Gather information about geography and cultures of India and China
- Examine ideas, achievements and history of early people
- Examine ideas of government, religion, and society
6. The Development of Rome
- Examine important people, places, and events of Ancient
Rome
- Identify the actions of individuals and their effects on
Ancient Rome as it changed from a monarchy to a republic
to an empire
HEALTH
1. Body Systems
- Identify the different systems in the human body and the
roles they play in staying healthy including the nervous,
circulatory, digestive, skeletal, and muscular systems.
- Increase knowledge of personal health so the students can
understand how to live a healthy life independently and be
able to make good choices in regards to their health in their
lives as young adults.
- Identify the different parts of teeth
2. Healthy Choices
- Identify the connections between the food choices made
and the health of the individual
3. Safety
- Practice safety in the home and in the community and use
living skills to address personal safety and injury prevention
- Identify diseases and learn the steps that may be taken to
avoid them and understanding the spread of diseases
throughout the world.
- Identify the influences affecting tobacco, alcohol, and drug
use, and the effects of use and learning successful methods
to prevent use.
4. Living in a Healthy Community
- Living in a healthy community and maintaining an being a
productive and positive member of society.
- Identify the physical, interpersonal, and emotional aspects of
people
ART
1. Elements
- Identify monochromatic color schemes
- Emotional quality of lines
- Distinguish between relief and free standing sculpture
- Demonstrate awareness that the overlapping of shapes is
one way of creating the illusion of depth
- Identify a variety of art tools, materials, and techniques to -
create different effects
2. Creative Work
- Make artistic choices in their work
- Produce two - and three - dimensional works of art that
communicate thoughts and feelings
PHYSICAL EDUCATION
1. Locomotion Skills
- activities designed to increase motor skills and overall
physical fitness
2. Manipulation Skills
- activities designed to control objects such as balls and
rackets
3. Stability Skills
- activities designed to increase balance, coordination,
and stability
4. Sports and games
- Soccer
- Dodgeball
- Fitness
- Running and racing
- Gymnastics and tumbling
- Handball
- Badminton
- Swimming
Grade 4
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