4th grade math

Program of study for 4th grade

The CCSS core curriculum for 4th grade covers a range of categories, including:

• Number and place value
  Students further develop their understanding of place value, including numbers up to one million. They work with larger numbers and deepen their knowledge of number patterns and sequences. They also explore factors, multiples, prime numbers, and square numbers.

• Addition, subtraction, multiplication, and division
  Students continue to refine their arithmetic skills and mental calculations. They learn efficient methods for mental calculations and develop strategies for solving multi-step problems involving these operations. They also begin to work with decimal numbers and fractions in calculations.

• Fractions and Decimals
  Students deepen their understanding of fractions and decimals. They learn to compare and order fractions and decimals, convert between these forms, and solve problems involving fractions and decimals. They also explore adding, subtracting, multiplying, and dividing fractions.

• Ratio and proportion
  Students will learn about the relationships between two or more quantities. They will also learn how to use ratio and proportion to solve problems.

• Measurement
  Students explore various aspects of measurement, including length, mass, volume, and time. They learn to convert between different units of measurement.

• Geometry & shapes
  Students will learn to identify, classify and describe 2D and 3D shapes and their nets. They explore angles, including right angles, acute angles, and obtuse angles. They also learn about lines of symmetry and types of polygons.

• Position & direction
  Students begin to explore transformations, such as reflections, rotations, and translations.

• Statistics
  Students learn to collect and interpret data using tables, charts, and graphs and use them to analyze data and draw conclusions.

• Algebra
  Students will learn about basic algebraic variables and their use in simple equations. They apply these skills to formulae for perimeter and area of squares and rectangles.

• Problem-solving
  Students will learn how to solve mathematical problems using a variety of methods. They will also learn how to apply mathematical concepts to real-world problems.

• Count down in steps of 5 to -50
  
  Count down in steps of 5 from 0 to -50 using whole numbers
• Count down in steps of 5 to -100
  
  Count down in steps of 5 from 0 to -100 using whole numbers
• 5 step number line to -50
  
  Identify the missing number on these 5 step number lines down to -50

• Count down in steps of 3 to -30
  
  Count down in steps of 3 from 0 to -30 using whole numbers
• Count down in steps of 3 to -100
  
  Count down in steps of 3 from 0 to -100 using whole numbers
• 3 step number line to -30
  
  Identify the missing steps on the 3 step number line to minus 30

• Count up in steps of 10³
  
  Identify the missing numbers in these sequences of steps up of 10³ from a given base number
• Steps up of 10⁴
  
  Identify the correct missing number in steps up of 10⁴ from a given base number
• Steps up of 10⁵
  
  Identify the correct missing number in steps up of 10⁵ from a given base number
• Steps down of 10³
  
  Identify the missing number in these steps down of 10³ from a given base number
• Steps down of 10⁴
  
  Identify the missing number in these steps down of 10⁴ from a given base number
• Steps down of 10⁵
  
  Identify the missing number in these steps down of 10⁵ from a given base number

• Count in steps of 0.1 to 1
  
  Count in decimal steps of 0.1 from 0 to 1
• Count in steps of 0.2 to 2
  
  Count in decimal steps of 0.2 from 0 to 2
• Count in steps of 0.5 to 5
  
  Count in decimal steps of 0.5 from 0 to 5

• Digits to number names: 4-digits
  
  Choose the correct written form of these 4-digit numbers
• Digits to number names: 5-digits
  
  Given the numeric form of a 5-digit number choose the corresponding word form

• Number names to digits: 4-digits
  
  Given the written form of a 4-digit number choose the corresponding numeric form
• Number names to digits: 5-digits
  
  Given the written form of a 5-digit number choose the corresponding numeric form

• 24-hour clock times
  
  Choose the correct text description for the 24-hour clock times given as numerals
• Roman numerals to numbers
  
  Convert these Roman numerals into modern day numbers between 12 and 250
• Numbers to Roman numerals
  
  Convert these modern day numbers between 12 and 250 into Roman numerals
• Hours to minutes
  
  Convert hours into minutes
• Minutes to seconds
  
  Convert from the given number of minutes into seconds
• Minutes to hours and minutes
  
  Convert the given minutes into hours and minutes

• Difference in temperature
  
  Work out the difference in average February temperatures between 2 cities
• Interpret negative numbers
  
  Identify whether city C is warmer or colder than city D

• Largest number: up to 1 million
  
  Select the largest number from each of these grids of 4 numbers up to 1 million
• Smallest number: up to 1 million
  
  Select the smallest number from each of these grids of 4 numbers up to 1 million
• Order 6-digit numbers: ascending
  
  For each set of numbers, choose the list that is in the correct ascending order from smallest to largest
• 6-digit numbers: descending order
  
  For each set of numbers, choose the list that is in the correct descending order from largest to smallest

• Decimals: ascending order
  
  Choose the correct ascending order for these decimal numbers
• Decimals: descending order
  
  Choose the correct descending order for these decimal numbers

• Biggest positive negative number
  
  Choose the largest of these positive and negative numbers
• Smallest positive negative number
  
  Choose the smallest of these positive and negative numbers
• Positive negative numbers order ascending
  
  Arrange these sets of positive and negative numbers in ascending order
• Positive negative numbers descending order
  
  Arrange these sets of positive and negative numbers in descending order

• Inequality symbol: larger number
  
  Choose the symbol that shows which is the larger of 2 numbers
• Select inequality symbols
  
  Pick a symbol to describe the relationship of two numbers
• Inequalities: words to symbols
  
  Choose the inequality that best represents the sentence

• Money: smallest amount
  
  Choose the smallest of 3 amounts of money
• Money: largest amount
  
  Choose the largest of 3 amounts of money
• Money: ascending order
  
  Choose the correct ascending order for sets of three monetary values

• Name types of number
  
  Choose the correct name for the numbers in each list e.g. even, odd, decimals, fractions, etc.
• Select types of number
  
  Choose the number that is of the type named in the question e.g. fraction, prime, decimal, etc.
• Identify prime numbers
  
  From each list choose the number that is prime

• Add a number each time
  
  Pick the next number when adding the same number each time
• Subtract a number each time
  
  Pick the next term when subtracting the same number each time
• Doubling each time
  
  Pick the missing number in these number doubling patterns
• Halving each time
  
  Pick the next number in these halving patterns

• Prime numbers
  
  Find the missing number in each of these prime number patterns
• Square numbers
  
  Identify the missing number in these square number patterns
• Cube numbers
  
  Identify the missing cube number in these patterns

• Term to term rule
  
  Choose the correct rule for these number patterns
• Recognize a sequence
  
  Use the given rule to choose the correct pattern

• 5-digit number: units
  
  Identify the units value for these five-digit numbers
• 5-digit number: tens
  
  Identify the value of the tens digit in each of these five-digit numbers
• 5-digit number: hundreds
  
  Identify the value of the hundreds digit for each of these five-digit numbers
• 5-digit number: thousands
  
  Identify the value of the thousands digit for each of these five-digit numbers
• Place value names: 5-digits
  
  Choose the correct place value name for the highlighted green digit in each of these 5-digit numbers

• Round to nearest 10
  
  Use place values to round numbers up to 1 million up or down to the nearest 10
• Round to nearest 100
  
  Use place values to round numbers up to 1 million up or down to the nearest 100
• Round to nearest 1000
  
  Use place values to round numbers up to 1 million up or down to the nearest 1000
• Round to nearest 10,000
  
  Use place values to round numbers up to 1 million up or down to the nearest 10,000
• Round to nearest 100,000
  
  Use place values to round numbers up to 1 million up or down to the nearest 100,000

• Multiply by 10, 100, 1000
  
  What do you multiply by to make the 5 digit a thousand?
• Divide by 10, 100, 1000
  
  What do you need to divide by to change the green digit to have a tens place value?

• Number bonding to 100
  
  Identify pairs of multiples of 5 that bond to 100
• Number bonding to 200
  
  Identify pairs of multiples of 10 that bond to 200
• Number bonding to 0
  
  Identify the 3 numbers in the given lists that sum to zero

• Bond three 2-digit numbers
  
  Use mental calculations to bond three 2-digit numbers
• Bond four 2-digit numbers
  
  Use mental calculations to bond four 2-digit numbers
• Bond five 2-digit numbers
  
  Use mental calculations to bond five 2-digit numbers

• Round up to add
  
  Identify the correct adjustment to make after rounding up to add
• Round down to add
  
  Identify the correct adjustment to make after rounding down to add
• Round up and down to add
  
  Use rounding up and down to the nearest 10 to simplify these additions

• Formal addition: 2-digit numbers
  
  Find the missing number for these formal 2-digit number additions
• Formal addition: 2-digits plus 3-digits
  
  Choose the correct missing number for these columnar 2-digit plus 3-digit number additions
• Formal addition: 3-digit numbers
  
  Choose the correct missing number for these formal 3-digit number additions
• Formal addition: 4-digit numbers
  
  Choose the correct missing number for these formal 4-digit number additions

• Match additions: 2-digit numbers
  
  Choose the pair of additions that give the same answer from sets of 2-digit plus 2-digit sums
• Match additions: 2-digits plus 3-digits
  
  Choose the pair of sums that give the same answer from sets of 2-digit plus 3-digit additions

• Total number of items
  
  Use addition to find out how many items each person has in total
• Total cost: 2 items
  
  Use addition to find out the total cost of the 2 items purchased
• Total cost: 3 items
  
  Use addition to find out how much the 3 items cost in total
• Total cost: 4 items
  
  Use addition to find out how much the 4 items cost in total

• Mental method: subtract 2-digit numbers
  
  Use mental calculations to subtract two double-digit numbers
• Mental method: subtract 3-digit numbers
  
  Use mental calculation to subtract a 3-digit number from a 3-digit number

• Round up to subtract
  
  Pick the adjustment required after rounding up to subtract
• Round down to subtract
  
  Pick the adjustment required after rounding down to subtract
• Rounding up or down
  
  Pick the correct subtraction after rounding and adjusting up or down

• Formal subtraction: 2-digit numbers
  
  Find the missing number for these formal 2-digits minus 2-digits columnar subtractions
• Formal subtraction: 3-digits minus 2-digits
  
  Calculate the missing number for these 3-digit minus 2-digit columnar subtractions
• Formal subtraction: 3-digit numbers
  
  Find the missing number for these 3-digit minus 3-digit columnar subtractions
• Decimal numbers
  
  Choose the missing number for these formal written subtractions with decimal numbers

• How many more?
  
  Use subtraction to find how many more items someone has
• How many are left?
  
  Use subtraction to find out the number of items that are remaining

• Change from five dollars
  
  Identify the correct change when purchasing items with a five dollar bill
• Change from ten dollars
  
  Identify the correct change when purchasing items with a ten dollar bill
• Change from twenty dollars
  
  Identify the correct change when purchasing items with a twenty dollar bill
• Change from fifty dollars
  
  Identify the correct change when purchasing items with a fifty dollar bill

• Add 79 to a multiple of 10
  
  Add 79 to a number by adding 80 and then subtracting 1
• Add 89 to a multiple of 10
  
  Add 89 to a number by adding 90 and then subtracting 1
• Add 99 to a multiple of 10
  
  Add 99 to a number by adding 100 and then subtracting 1

• Add 71 to a multiple of 10
  
  Add 71 to a number by adding 70 and then adding 1 more
• Add 81 to a multiple of 10
  
  Add 81 to a number by adding 80 and then adding 1 more
• Add 91 to a multiple of 10
  
  Add 91 to a number by adding 90 and then adding 1 more

• Subtract 79 from a multiple of 10
  
  Subtract 79 from a number by subtracting 80 and then adding 1
• Subtract 89 from a multiple of 10
  
  Subtract 89 from a number by first subtracting 90 and then adding 1
• Subtract 99 from a multiple of 10
  
  Subtract 99 from a number by subtracting 100 and then adding 1

• Subtracting 71
  
  Subtract 71 by subtracting 70 and then subtracting 1 more
• Subtracting 81
  
  Subtract 81 by subtracting 80 and then subtracting 1 more
• Subtracting 91
  
  Subtract 91 by subtracting 90 and then subtracting 1 more

• Add and subtract
  
  Add and subtract to find the answer to these 2 step problems
• Order of operations
  
  Identify which pairs of operations produce the same answer
• Missing addition
  
  Find the missing addition in these 2 step add and subtract number machine operations
• Missing subtraction
  
  Find the missing subtraction value in these 2 step add and subtract operations

• Checking subtractions
  
  Choose the inverse operations that check these subtractions
• Checking additions
  
  Choose the inverse operations that check these additions

• Halving, doubling to 200
  
  Choose the halving and doubling pairs that equal each other
• Square number notation
  
  Identify the numbers using square number notation in these lists
• Identify square numbers
  
  Identify the square number in each of these lists of numbers
• Cube number notation
  
  Identify the number in each list that uses cube number notation
• Identify cube numbers
  
  Identify cube numbers from 1³ (1) up to 12³ (1728) in lists of numbers
• Calculate cube numbers
  
  Calculate and recall cube numbers and identify cube numbers in lists of numbers

• Greatest multiple of 9
  
  Choose the greatest multiple of 9 from each list of numbers up to 110
• Smallest multiple of 11
  
  Choose the smallest multiple of 11 from these lists of numbers to 132
• Smallest multiple of 25
  
  Choose the smallest multiple of 25 from these lists of numbers to 250

• Multiply 3 single-digit numbers
  
  Use mental calculations to multiply 3 single-digit numbers from 1 to 9
• Multiples of 5
  
  Use mental calculation to multiply integers up to 25 by 5
• Multiples of 10
  
  Use mental calculation to multiply integers up to 300 by 10
• Multiples of 100
  
  Use mental calculations to multiply integers up to 100 by 100
• Multiples of 1000
  
  Use mental calculations to multiply integers up to 100 by 1000

• Long multiplication: 2-digits by 1-digit
  
  Calculate the missing number for these 2-digit by 1-digit formal multiplications
• Long multiplication: 3-digits by 1-digit
  
  Find the missing number for these 3-digit by 1-digit formal written multiplications
• Long multiplication: 4-digits by 1-digit
  
  Find the missing number for these 4-digit by 1-digit formal long multiplications
• Long multiplication: 2-digits by 2-digits
  
  Choose the missing number for these 2-digit by 2-digit formal multiplication sums
• Long multiplication: 3-digits by 2-digits
  
  Find the missing number for these 3-digit by 2-digit formal written multiplications

• Add then multiply
  
  Work out the answer when you add first and then multiply
• Subtract then multiply
  
  Work out the answer when you subtract first and then multiply
• Multiply then add
  
  Work out the answer when you multiply first and then add
• Multiply then subtract
  
  Work out the answer when you multiply first and then subtract

• Divide 1-digit numbers
  
  Use mental calculation to divide single-digit numbers by single-digit numbers e.g. 9 ÷ 3
• Divide by 5
  
  Use mental calculations to divide numbers up to 250 by 5
• Divide by 10
  
  Use mental calculations to divide numbers up to 10,000 by 10
• Divide by 100
  
  Use mental calculations to divide numbers up to 20,000 by 100
• Divide by 1000
  
  Use mental calculations to divide numbers up to 200,000 by 1000
• Divide 2-digits by 1-digit
  
  Use mental calculations to divide double-digit numbers less than 50 by single-digit numbers

• Formal division: 1-digit into 2-digits
  
  Find the missing number for these 1-digit into 2-digits formal short divisions
• Formal division: 1-digit into 3-digits
  
  Find the missing number for these 3-digits divided by 1-digit formal short divisions
• Formal division: 1-digit into 4-digits
  
  Find the missing number for these 4-digits divided by 1-digit formal short divisions
• Formal division: 2-digits into 2-digits
  
  Find the missing number for these 2-digits into 2-digits formal short divisions
• Formal division: 2-digits into 3-digits
  
  Find the missing number for these 3-digits divided by 2-digits formal short divisions
• Formal division: 2-digits into 4-digits
  
  Find the missing number for these 4-digits divided by 2-digits formal short divisions

• 1-digit into 2-digits: remainder as r
  
  Choose the correct remainder using r for these 2-digits divided by 1-digit formal short divisions
• 1-digit into 2-digits: fraction remainder
  
  Choose the correct remainder expressed as a fraction for these formal short divisions
• 1-digit into 3-digits: remainder as r
  
  Choose the correct remainder using r (eg Remainder 3 as r3) for these formal short divisions
• 1-digit into 3-digits: fraction remainder
  
  Choose the correct remainder expressed as a fraction for these formal short divisions
• 1-digit into 4-digits: remainder as r
  
  Choose the correct remainder using R (eg Remainder 5 as r5) for these formal short divisions
• 1-digit into 4-digits: fraction remainder
  
  Choose the correct remainder expressed as a fraction for these formal short divisions

• Reverse times tables: one-step problems
  
  Find the answer for these one-step reverse times table division problems
• Match to addition
  
  Which division and addition operations give the same answer?
• Match to subtraction
  
  Which divisions and subtractions give the same answer
• Match to multiplication
  
  Which division and multiplication operations give the same answer?

• Add then divide
  
  Work out the answer when you add first and then divide
• Subtract then divide
  
  Work out the answer when you subtract first and then divide
• Divide then add
  
  Work out the answer when you divide first and then add
• Divide then subtract
  
  Work out the answer when you divide first and then subtract

• Two matching divisions
  
  Choose the two division sums that produce the same answer

• Multiply then divide: missing answer
  
  Do a multiplication and a division to find the answer
• Multiply then divide: missing multiple
  
  Work back from the given answer to find the missing multiple for each number machine
• Multiply then divide: missing divisor
  
  Work back from the given answer to find the missing divisor for each number machine

• Check multiplications
  
  Use inverse operations and division to check multiplication answers
• Check divisions
  
  Use inverse operations & multiplication to check the answers to divisions

• Is it a factor
  
  Choose the number that is a factor of the larger number
• Identify all factors
  
  Use times tables or otherwise to identify all the factors of a number
• Factor pairs
  
  Identify all the factor pairs of the given numbers
• Common factors
  
  Identify a common factor of two numbers
• Equivalence statements
  
  Identify the missing number in each of the equivalence statements

• Prime numbers
  
  Identify the single prime number in each of these lists
• Prime factors
  
  Identify the prime factors of numbers up to 105

• Scaling up costs
  
  Use multiplication to scale up the cost for the given quantities of goods
• Scaling down costs
  
  Use division to scale down the cost for the given quantities of goods

• Expand a x b into a x (c + d)
  
  Find the missing number in these distributive method expansions
• Turn a x (c + d) into ac + ad
  
  Identify the missing number in these distributed method bracket expansions

• Dividing by 8
  
  Use division by 8 to work out the best value for money item
• Dividing by 10
  
  Use division by 10 to work out the best value for money item

• Equivalent fractions
  
  Choose which two fractions are equivalent in size
• Which fraction is biggest
  
  Choose the biggest fraction from the selection
• Which fraction is smallest
  
  Choose the smallest fraction from the selection
• Half of a fraction
  
  Choose the fraction that is half the size of the given fraction
• Double a fraction
  
  Choose the fraction that is double the size of the given fraction

• Two thirds of an amount
  
  Choose the correct answer for two thirds of a whole number
• Two fifths of an amount
  
  Choose the correct answer for two fifths of a whole number

• Mixed fractions to top-heavy fractions
  
  Convert these mixed fractions to top-heavy or improper fractions
• Top-heavy fractions to mixed fractions
  
  Convert these top-heavy fractions to mixed fractions
• Simplify fractions: cancel zeros
  
  Cancel zeros top and bottom to simplify the fractions
• Simplify fractions: halve even numbers
  
  Halve even numbers top and bottom to simplify the fractions
• Simplify fractions: common factors
  
  Divide top and bottom by a common factor to simplify

• Add fractions: denominators < 10
  
  Add fractions with the same denominator below 10
• Add fractions: denominators 10 to 20
  
  Add fractions with the same denominator between 10 & 20
• Add fractions: different denominators
  
  Add fractions with different denominators by multiplying to scale up the smaller denominator

• Subtract fractions: denominators < 10
  
  Subtract fractions with the same denominators below 10
• Subtract fractions: denominators 10 to 20
  
  Subtract fractions with the same denominators between 10 & 20
• Subtract mixed fractions with borrowing
  
  Use borrowing to subtract mixed fractions

• Multiply unit fractions of quantities
  
  Use formal multiplication to find unit fraction parts of quantities
• Proper fractions of quantities
  
  Use multiplication to find proper fraction amounts of whole numbers
• Proper fractions of measures
  
  Use formal multiplication to find proper fractions of measures
• Mixed fractions of quantities
  
  Use the formal method for multiplying fractions to expand these mixed fractions of quantities
• Mixed fractions of measures
  
  Use the formal method to expand these mixed fractions of measures

• Equivalent sizes
  
  Identify the decimal that is the same size as the fraction
• Decimals greater than fraction
  
  Identify which of the decimals are greater than the given fraction
• Decimals less than fraction
  
  Identify which of the 4 decimal numbers are smaller in value than the given fraction
• Order fractions ascending
  
  Arrange these lists of fractions in ascending order of size

• Words to decimal numbers
  
  Choose the correct numerical decimal for each written name of a decimal number
• From decimal numbers to word equivalents
  
  Identify the equivalent written form for the given decimal numbers

• Round decimals to whole numbers
  
  Round each of these decimal numbers to their nearest whole number
• Round to 1 decimal place
  
  Round each of these decimals to the nearest 1 decimal place (1 d.p.)

• Add 1dp decimals
  
  Add 1 decimal place decimals by arranging them in columns and lining up the decimal points
• Add 2dp decimals
  
  Add 2 decimal place decimals by arranging them in columns and lining up the decimal points
• Add 3dp decimals
  
  Add 3 decimal place decimals in columns by lining up the decimal points of each number
• Complements of number one
  
  Identify the missing decimal complement to 1

• Subtract 1dp decimals
  
  Subtract 1 decimal place decimals by arranging them in columns and lining up the decimal points
• Subtract 2dp decimals
  
  Subtract 2 decimal place decimals by arranging them in columns and lining up the decimal points
• Subtract 3dp decimals
  
  Subtract 3 decimal place decimals by arranging them in columns and lining up the decimal points

• Solving decimal puzzles
  
  Use the arithmetic of decimals to identify the next 2 values in the tables

• What is a percentage
  
  Identify which of the stated facts about percentages are true
• Percentage as special form of fraction
  
  Identify the fraction that best represents each of these percentage values
• Percentage of the capacity
  
  Convert the amount of liquid in the containers from millilitres to percent full

• Find 50% using half
  
  Use the fact that 50% is equivalent to 1/2 to find 50% of the given integers
• Find 25% using quarter
  
  Use the fact that 25% is equivalent to 1/4 to find 25% of an integer
• Find 10% using 1/10
  
  Use the fact that 10% is equivalent to one tenth to find 10% of an integer
• Find 20% using 2/10
  
  Use the fact that 20% is equivalent to two tenths to find 20% of an integer

• When best to use them
  
  Identify the best form to use in different situations - fraction, decimal or percentage
• Fractions to percent
  
  Identify the correct percentage equivalent for each fraction
• Fractions to decimals
  
  Identify the correct decimal equivalent for each given fraction
• Decimals to percent
  
  Identify the correct percentage equivalent for each decimal
• Add fractions to decimals
  
  Add decimals to tenths, hundredths and thousandths
• Subtract decimals from fractions
  
  Subtract decimals from tenths, hundreths and thousandths
• Puzzles and problems
  
  Use the arithmetic of decimals to identify the largest or smallest of the given values

• Estimate the time
  
  Estimate the time these tasks would take on average
• Estimate the height
  
  Estimate or guess the approximate height of the objects
• Estimate the weight
  
  Estimate or guess the approximate weight of each of the given objects
• Estimate the volume
  
  Estimate or guess the approximate volume of the given objects in litres or millilitres

• Minutes to hours & minutes
  
  Convert times given in minutes into the equivalent time in hours and minutes
• Hours and minutes to minutes
  
  Convert hours and minutes into the equivalent number of minutes only
• Convert kilometers to meters
  
  Convert the given kilometers to the equivalent number of meters
• Convert meters to kilometers
  
  Convert the given number of meters to the equivalent number of kilometers
• Convert centimeters to meters
  
  Convert the given number of centimeters to the equivalent number of meters
• Convert meters to centimeters
  
  Convert the given number of meters to the equivalent number of centimeters
• Convert centimeters to millimeters
  
  Convert the given number of centimeters to the equivalent number of millimeters
• Convert millimeters to centimeters
  
  Convert the given number of millimeters to the equivalent number of centimeters
• Convert grams to kilograms
  
  Convert the given number of grams to the equivalent number of kilograms
• Convert kilograms to grams
  
  Convert the given number of kilograms to the equivalent number of grams
• Convert liters to milliliters
  
  Convert the given number of liters to the equivalent number of milliliters
• Convert milliliters to liters
  
  Convert the given number of milliliters to the equivalent number of liters

• Convert units: metric to imperial
  
  Use the stated approximations to convert metric to imperial measures
• Convert units: imperial to metric
  
  Use the given approximations to convert imperial to metric measures

• Calculate perimeter: composite shapes
  
  Calculate the perimeters of composite shapes using metric measures
• Calculate area: squares
  
  Calculate the areas of squares using standard units
• Calculate area: rectangles
  
  Calculate the areas of the given rectangles using standard metric units

• Rectangles: largest area
  
  Calculate the areas of two rectangles and say which is the biggest
• Rectangles: how much bigger
  
  Compare areas of rectangles and say by how much one is bigger than the other
• Rectangles: longer perimeter
  
  Calculate the perimeters of two rectangles and say which rectangle has the longer perimeter

• Metric weights: different units
  
  Compare weights in different metric units and choose the heaviest item
• Kilograms to imperial pounds
  
  Select equality symbols to correctly compare masses in metric kilograms and imperial pounds
• Metric and imperial weights
  
  Compare 3 metric and imperial weights and say which is the heaviest

• Equality symbols: metric & imperial
  
  Choose the correct symbol to say if length A is longer, shorter or equal to length B

• Missing measurements
  
  Use perimeter & reverse operations to find missing measurements
• Rectangle perimeters as sums of letters
  
  Use letters to express the perimeters of rectangles
• Ribbon lengths & money
  
  Use a conversion to work out how much the ribbon will cost

• Identify polygons, quadrilaterals
  
  Identify the names of the given polygons and quadrilaterals from the images
• 3D shapes: name from diagram
  
  Identify the names of these three-dimensional (3D) shapes in various orientations
• 3D shapes from their nets
  
  Identify three-dimensional (3D) shapes from their nets

• How many lines of symmetry
  
  Identify the number of lines of symmetry for each of these named shapes
• Identify properties of 2-D shapes
  
  Choose the correct set of properties for each of the given 2-dimensional shapes
• Is the polygon regular or irregular?
  
  Identify whether the illustrated polygons are regular or irregular

• Acute, obtuse or reflex
  
  Identify whether the given angles are acute, right, obtuse or reflex
• Estimate the size of angles
  
  Estimate the size of the given acute, obtuse and reflex angles to the nearest 10 degrees
• Angles on a straight line: missing angle
  
  Use the fact that angles on a straight line sum to 180° to find the missing angle x
• Angles around a point
  
  Use the fact that angles around a point sum to 360° to find the missing angle x

• Conventional markings
  
  Identify correct markings for parallel lines, right angles and equal length sides

• Right and up
  
  Identify the shape that has moved X squares right and Y squares up
• Right and down
  
  Identify which shape has moved X squares right and Y squares down
• Left and down
  
  Identify the shape that has moved X squares left and Y squares down

• Right and up or down
  
  Describe the translation of the pink square to the green square using right and up or down
• Left and up or down
  
  Describe the translation of the pink square to the green square using left and up or down

• Identify and describe reflections
  
  Identify the correct description for the given reflections

• Timetables: read, identify facts
  
  Read the timetable and recount simple facts derived from them
• Timetables: interpret, compare
  
  Read this excerpt from a bus timetable to interpret and compare the data

• Read tables, identify facts
  
  Use the sport competition results table to answer simple questions about the player's results
• Tables: interpret, compare
  
  Read these tables to interpret and compare the data
• Complete the table
  
  Use the information given to identify the missing numbers

• Line graphs: read, interpret
  
  Read the line graphs and interpret the data to answer the questions
• Line graphs: read, compare
  
  Read the line graphs and interpret the data to make comparisons

• Most appropriate data representation
  
  Identify the more appropriate means of representing the data for the given data sets

• Algebra : addition equations
  
  Solve the one-step addition equations to find the value of the letter
• Algebra : subtraction equations
  
  Solve the one-step subtraction equations to find the value of the letter
• Algebra : multiplication equations
  
  Solve the one step multiplication equations to find the value of the letter
• Algebra : division equations
  
  Solve the one-step division equations to find the value of the letter

• Perimeter of a square
  
  Use the formula perimeter P = 4 x length to work out the perimeter of each square
• Perimeter of a rectangle
  
  Use the formula perimeter P = 2 x (length + width) to calculate the perimeter of rectangles
• Perimeter of a triangle
  
  Use the formula P = 3 x length to work out the perimeter of these equilateral triangles

• Area of a square
  
  Calculate the area of the square using the formula area A = length x length
• Area of a rectangle
  
  Calculate the area of rectangles using the formula area A = length L x width W

• Angles on a straight line
  
  Which of the given equations could be used to find the missing angle?