Chapter 01 INTERPRET PRODUCTS OF WHOLE NUMBERS (OA. 1) Chapter 02 INTERPRET WHOLE NUMBER QUOTIENTS (OA. 2) Chapter 03 USE MULTIPLICATION AND DIVISION TO SOLVE WORD PROBLEMS (OA. 3) Chapter 04 DETERMINE THE UNKNOWN WHOLE NUMBER IN A MULTIPLICATION OR DIVISION EQUATION. (OA. 4) Chapter 05 APPLY PROPERTIES OF OPERATIONS TO MULTIPLY AND DIVIDE (OA. 5) Chapter 06 UNDERSTAND DIVISION AS AN UNKNOWN FACTOR PROBLEM (OA. 6) Chapter 07 MULTIPLY AND DIVIDE WITHIN 100 USING STRATEGIES OR PROPERTIES OF OPERATIONS (OA. 7) Chapter 08 SOLVE 2 STEP WORD PROBLEMS USING THE FOUR OPERATIONS. (OA. 8) Chapter 09 IDENTIFY ARITHMETIC PATTERNS (OA. 9)
PART 2 NUMBER AND OPERATIONS IN BASE TEN (NBT) Chapter 10 USE PLACE VALUE TO ROUND WHOLE NUMBERS TO THE NEAREST 10 OR 100 (NBT.1) Chapter 11 ADD AND SUBTRACT WITH 4 DIGIT NUMBERS (NBT. 2) Chapter 12 MULTIPLY ONE DIGIT WHOLE NUMBERS BY MULTIPLES OF 10 (NBT. 3)
PART 3 NUMBER AND OPERATIONS-FRACTIONS (NF) Chapter 13 UNDERSTAND FRACTIONS AS A PARTS OF A WHOLE (NF. 1) Chapter 14 UNDERSTAND FRACTIONS USING A NUMBER LINE (NF. 2) Chapter 15 RECOGNIZE EQUIVALENT FRACTIONS AND COMPARE FRACTIONS. (NF. 3)
PART 4 MEASUREMENT AND DATA (MD)
Chapter 16 TELL AND WRITE TIME. ADD AND SUBTRACT TIME INTERVALS (MD. 1) Chapter 17 MEASURE AND ESTIMATE LIQUID VOLUMES AND MASSES OF OBJECTS USING STANDARD UNITS. SOLVE WORD PROBLEMS INVOLVING MASS OR VOLUME. (MD. 2) Chapter 18 DRAW AND INTERPRET SCALED PICTURE GRAPHS AND BAR GRAPHS (MD. 3) Chapter 19 GENERATE MEASUREMENT DATA AND REPRESENT ON A LINE GRAPH (MD. 4) Chapter 20 CONCEPTS OF AREA MEASUREMENT (MD. 5) Chapter 21 MEASURE AREAS BY COUNTING UNIT SQUARES (MD. 6) Chapter 22 RELATE AREA TO THE OPERATIONS OF MULTIPLICATION AND ADDITION (MD. 7) Chapter 23 SOLVE PROBLEMS INVOLVING PERIMETER AND AREA (MD. 8)
PART 5 GEOMETRY (G)
Chapter 24 IDENTIFY DIFFERENT ATTRIBUTES OF SHAPES AND SORT INTO DIFFERENT CATEGORIES (G. 1) Chapter 25 PARTITION SHAPES INTO PARTS WITH DIFFERENT AREAS (G. 2)
About the Common Core The Common Core is a set of high-quality academic standards in mathematics and English language arts (ELA). In 2009 the state school chiefs and governors that comprise CCSSO and the NGA Center coordinated a stateled effort to develop the Common Core State Standards. Designed through collaboration among teachers, school chiefs, administrators, and other experts, the standards provide a clear and consistent framework for educators. The standards were created to ensure that all students graduate from high school with the skills and knowledge necessary to succeed in college, career, and life, regardless of where they live. The standards define the knowledge and skills students should gain throughout their K-12 education in order to graduate high school prepared to succeed in entrylevel careers, introductory academic college courses, and workforce training programs. Forty-two states , the District of Columbia, four territories, have voluntarily adopted and are moving forward with the Common Core.
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