Chapter 1 and 3 – Place Value and Money
1.2 Place value of positive rational numbers.
1.3 Identify and name numbers and parts of numbers using place value (ones through 999,999).
1.4 Generate multiple equivalent representations of numbers (ones through 10,000).
1.6
1.7
3.1 Name coins and bills.
3.1 Count mixed coins and bills greater than $1.
Chapter 2 – Compare, Order, and Round Whole Numbers
2.3 Round positive rational numbers.
2.4 Round numbers to any given place (tens to thousands).
2.1 Compare and order positive rational numbers.
2.2 Read, write, and use symbols to show relationships (=, >,<) between and among numbers (ones to thousands).
Chapter 3 – Add Whole Numbers
4.1 Use the Commutative Property, the Zero Property, and the Associative Property to add.
4.2 Rounding numbers to estimate sums.
4.3 Regroup ones to add.
4.4 Regroup both ones and tens to add.
4.6 Add three or more addends.
4.7 Find the sum of two 4-digit numbers.
4.9 Decide on estimates or exact answers to solve problems.
Chapter 5 – Subtract Whole Numbers
5.1 Use subtraction properties to find differences.
5.2 Learn how addition and subtraction are related (fact families).
5.3 Estimate differences.
5.4 Regroup tens as ones when you subtract.
5.5 Regroup tens and hundreds to subtract.
5.6 Learn how to subtract four-digit numbers.
5.7 Learn how to subtract across zeros.
5.8 Explain your answer to a problem.
Chapter 6 – Graph and Analyze Data
6.2-6.3 Use models and line plots to find the range, median, mode, and mean
of a set of numbers.
6.4 Make a table to solve a problem.
6.5 Read and make pictographs.
6.6 Read and interpret horizontal and vertical ar graphs.
2.5 Use information in bar graphs to solve problems.
6.7 Use ordered pairs to locate points on a grid.