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Number Interactive Math Unit | Paper | Grade 4 Grade 5

Number Interactive Math Unit | Paper | Grade 4 Grade 5

$14.50 CAD
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Stop searching for your number sense lessons. Everything you need to teach, practice, and assess place value, Base 10, rounding, and ordering numbers up to the ten millions place is included in this print-and-use unit. Your planning for your representing numbers unit is already done for you! 

Get this unit in our Year Long Math Interactive Unit Bundle for Grades 4/5!

This convenient resource includes:

  • instructions for how to set up, assess, and use interactive notebooks. It has a version that doesn’t require cutting and gluing if you’re worried about time or fine motor skills.
  • complete lesson plans with all the concepts broken down. This is helpful if you need to leave lessons for substitute teachers, your math skills are a little rusty, or the government changed the curriculum and didn’t give you any time to learn how to teach it (shout out to Alberta teachers!)
  • student template pages. Our templates include versions that require printing, cutting, gluing, and writing as well as versions that just require printing and writing. Alternative versions are included so you can differentiate.
  • practice pages (worksheets) to help practice the concepts or to use for formative assessment.
  • proof questions that can be used for formative assessment or exit tickets.
  • games and activities to help reinforce concepts, to use for early finishers, or just for some math fun.
  • unit test pages. There are a variety of levels so it makes it easy for you to modify for your class. These pages are left plain and simple without grades or levels on them to help with student test anxiety.
  • alignment guides for Alberta, British Columbia, and Saskatchewan. Lessons are aligned to each specific curriculum so it’s easy for teachers to know which lessons to teach and what to highlight in each lesson.
  • Canadian spellings.
  • SI Notation, meaning numbers are written with a space between place value columns instead of a comma. Example 30 000 instead of 30,000.
  • metric measurements.

    Topics addressed in this unit:

    • representing whole numbers from 1 000 to 10 000 000: standard form, expanded form, words, base 10, place value charts
    • ordering and comparing whole numbers in sequences or using symbols < > =.
    • rounding whole numbers to specific place values or front end rounding.

    This resource aligns with:

    • Alberta Mathematics Curriculum Grade 4 ©2022
    • Alberta Mathematics Curriculum Grade 5 ©2022
    • British Columbia Mathematics Curricular Competencies Grade 4
    • British Columbia Mathematics Curricular Competencies Grade 5
    • Saskatchewan Mathematics Curriculum Grade 4 N4.1
    • Saskatchewan Mathematics Curriculum Grade 5 N5.1

    This resource supports:

    • any Canadian Grade 3-6 math class.
    • math classes in the Yukon and Northwest Territories (though it recommended you use the province’s curriculum your territory recommends).

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    We also have support materials available:

    We have other topics for this grade level:

    Ninja Note: This file is a PDF and requires printing for students to use.

    Not sure if this is the right resource for you? Download our free alignment guide.

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