
Course Content
A. Number Sense Fundamentals
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A.01. Identify even and odd numbers through counting objects.
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A.02. Determine if a number is even or odd.
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A.03. Apply arithmetic rules to determine if a number is even or odd.
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A.04. Round numbers to the nearest ten or hundred.
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A.05. Identify prime and composite numbers.
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A.06. Understand and use Roman numerals.
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A.07. Recognise place value up to ten thousands.
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A.08. Recognise place value up to millions.
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A.09. Determine the value of a digit up to ten thousands.
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A.10. Determine the value of a digit up to millions.
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A.11. Convert between standard and expanded form up to ten thousands.
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A.12. Convert between standard and expanded form up to millions.
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A.13. Convert between place values up to ten thousands.
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A.14. Convert between place values up to millions.
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A.15. Review place value concepts.
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A.16. Solve place value word problems up to ten thousands.
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A.17. Solve place value word problems up to millions.
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A.18. Write numbers up to ten thousands: convert words to digits.
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A.19. Write numbers up to millions: convert words to digits.
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A.20. Write numbers up to ten thousands: convert digits to words.
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A.21. Write numbers up to millions: convert digits to words.
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A.22. Compare numbers up to ten thousands.
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A.23. Compare numbers up to millions.
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A.24. Put numbers in order up to ten thousands.
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A.25. Put numbers in order up to millions.
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A.26. Interpret inequalities using number lines.
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A.27. Apply number sense to real-world scenarios and problem-solving
B. Addition and its Properties
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B.01. Complete simple addition number sentences.
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B.02. Identify and apply properties of addition (commutative, associative, identity).
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B.03. Use input/output tables with addition to find missing values.
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B.04. Add numbers up to five digits.
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B.05. Add three or more numbers up to five digits each.
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B.06. Balance addition equations.
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B.07. Fill in the missing digits in addition problems.
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B.08. Choose numbers that result in a particular sum.
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B.09. Observe and extend addition patterns over increasing place values.
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B.10. Estimate sums of numbers.
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B.11. Solve word problems involving addition up to five digits.
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B.12. Solve word problems that require estimating sums.
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B.13. Create and solve real-world problems involving the addition of large numbers.
C. Subtraction and its Properties
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C.01. Complete simple subtraction number sentences.
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C.02. Use input/output tables with subtraction to find missing values.
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C.03. Subtract numbers up to five digits.
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C.04. Balance subtraction equations.
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C.05. Fill in the missing digits in subtraction problems.
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C.06. Choose numbers that result in a particular difference.
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C.07. Observe and extend subtraction patterns over increasing place values.
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C.08. Estimate differences between numbers.
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C.09. Solve word problems involving subtraction up to five digits.
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C.10. Solve word problems that require estimating differences.
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C.11. Create and solve real-world problems involving subtraction of large numbers.
D. Multiplication Fundamentals
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D.01. Recall multiplication facts up to 10.
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D.02. Choose multiples of a given number up to 10.
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D.03. Use input/output tables with multiplication to find missing values.
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D.04. Identify and apply properties of multiplication (commutative, associative, distributive).
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D.05. Choose numbers that result in a particular product.
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D.06. Compare numbers using multiplication.
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D.07. Find the missing factor in multiplication facts up to 10.
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D.08. Multiply by a multiple of ten using place value understanding.
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D.09. Multiply by a multiple of ten.
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D.10. Observe and extend multiplication patterns over increasing place values.
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D.11. Use the distributive property to find the missing factor.
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D.12. Multiply one-digit numbers by teen numbers using grids.
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D.13. Multiply one-digit numbers by two-digit numbers using area models I.
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D.14. Multiply one-digit numbers by two-digit numbers using area models II.
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D.15. Multiply one-digit numbers by two-digit numbers.
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D.16. Multiply one-digit numbers by three-digit or four-digit numbers.
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D.17. Multiply one-digit numbers by larger numbers.
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D.18. Multiply two-digit numbers by two-digit numbers: complete the missing steps.
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D.19. Multiply two-digit numbers by two-digit numbers.
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D.20. Multiply numbers ending in zeroes.
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D.21. Multiply three numbers.
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D.22. Estimate products of numbers.
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D.23. Interpret and solve inequalities involving multiplication.
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D.24. Solve word problems involving multiplication facts up to 10.
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D.25. Solve word problems involving one-digit numbers by two-digit numbers.
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D.26. Solve word problems involving one-digit numbers by three-digit or four-digit numbers.
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D.27. Solve word problems involving two-digit numbers by two-digit numbers.
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D.28. Solve word problems involving multiplication of numbers ending in zeros.
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D.29. Solve word problems involving the multiplication of three or more numbers.
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D.30. Solve word problems that require estimating products.
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D.31. Create and solve real-world problems involving various multiplication scenarios.
E. Division Fundamentals
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E.05. Divide using repeated subtraction.
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E.06. Observe and extend division patterns over increasing place values.
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E.07. Divide two-digit numbers by one-digit numbers using area models.
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E.08. Divide two-digit numbers by one-digit numbers: complete the table.
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E.09. Divide three-digit numbers by one-digit numbers using area models.
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E.10. Divide using partial quotients.
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E.11. Divide two-digit numbers by one-digit numbers.
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E.12. Divide three-digit and four-digit numbers by one-digit numbers.
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E.13. Divide three-digit and four-digit numbers by one-digit numbers: complete the table.
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E.14. Divide two-digit numbers by two-digit numbers.
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E.15. Divide numbers ending in zeroes.
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E.16. Apply divisibility rules to determine if a number is divisible by another.
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E.17. Estimate quotients of numbers.
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E.18. Interpret and solve inequalities involving division.
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E.19. Solve word problems involving division facts up to 10.
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E.20. Solve word problems involving two-digit numbers by one-digit numbers.
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E.21. Solve word problems involving three-digit and four-digit numbers by one-digit numbers.
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E.22. Solve word problems involving two-digit numbers by two-digit numbers.
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E.23. Solve word problems involving division of numbers ending in zeros.
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E.24. Solve word problems using divisibility rules.
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E.25. Solve word problems that require estimating quotients.
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E.26. Create and solve real-world problems involving various division scenarios.
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E.01. Recall division facts up to 10.
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E.02. Choose numbers that result in a particular quotient.
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E.03. Use input/output tables with division to find missing values.
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E.04. Identify and apply properties of division.
F. Fractions and Mixed Numbers Basics
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F.01. Review basic fraction concepts (numerator, denominator, whole).
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F.02. Represent fractions on number lines.
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F.03. Identify fractions of a whole in word problems.
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F.04. Identify fractions of a group in word problems.
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F.05. Identify equivalent fractions.
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F.06. Find equivalent fractions using area models: two models.
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F.07. Find equivalent fractions using area models: one model.
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F.08. Identify equivalent fractions on number lines.
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F.09. Find equivalent fractions using number lines.
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F.10. Graph equivalent fractions on number lines.
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F.11. Find the missing numerator or denominator in equivalent fractions.
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F.12. Write fractions in lowest terms.
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F.13. Select fractions equivalent to whole numbers using models.
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F.14. Find fractions equivalent to whole numbers.
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F.15. Graph fractions equivalent to 1 on number lines.
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F.16. Understand fractions with denominators of 10 and 100.
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F.17. Identify patterns of equivalent fractions.
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F.18. Identify mixed numbers from visual representations.
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F.19. Write mixed numbers in words.
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F.20. Convert between improper fractions and mixed numbers.
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F.21. Model and visualize addition and subtraction of fractions with like denominators.
G. Decimal Foundations
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G.01. Identify decimal numbers from visual representations.
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G.02. Understand decimals expressed in words.
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G.03. Recognise place values in decimal numbers.
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G.04. Model relationships between decimals and fractions.
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G.05. Identify equivalent decimals.
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G.06. Determine one-tenth or one-hundredth more or less than a given decimal.
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G.07. Graph decimals on number lines.
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G.08. Use decimal number lines to represent values.
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G.09. Graph fractions as decimals on number lines.
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G.10. Convert fractions and mixed numbers to decimals with denominators of 10 and 100.
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G.11. Convert decimals to fractions and mixed numbers.
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G.12. Round decimals to the nearest whole number and tenth.
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G.13. Explore real-world applications of decimals, such as money and measurement.
H. Mixed Operations and Problem Solving
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H.01. Complete addition or subtraction number sentences up to 100.
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H.02. Balance addition and subtraction equations up to 100.
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H.03. Determine if multiplication and division facts up to 10 are true or false.
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H.04. Add, subtract, multiply, and divide whole numbers.
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H.05. Mentally add and subtract numbers ending in zeroes.
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H.06. Solve word problems involving multiplication and division.
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H.07. Solve word problems with extra or missing information.
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H.08. Choose numbers that result in a particular sum, difference, product, or quotient.
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H.09. Solve word problems using guess-and-check strategies.
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H.10. Use brackets to clarify the order of operations in expressions.
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H.11. Add, subtract, multiply and divide in multi-step word problems.
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H.12. Estimate sums, differences, products, and quotients in word problems.
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H.13. Evaluate expressions involving multiple operations with and without brackets.
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H.14. Interpret and solve inequalities involving addition, subtraction, multiplication, and division.
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H.15. Use input/output tables with addition, subtraction, multiplication, and division to find missing values.
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H.16. Develop strategies for solving complex word problems involving mixed operations.
I. Patterns and Relationships
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I.01. Identify number sequences and patterns.
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I.02. Complete an increasing number pattern.
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I.03. Complete a geometric number pattern.
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I.04. Use a rule to complete a multiplication pattern.
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I.05. Identify characteristics of a multiplication pattern.
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I.06. Identify mistakes in number patterns.
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I.07. Solve word problems involving number patterns.
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I.08. Solve mixed review problems involving number patterns.
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I.09. Create and describe patterns using various mathematical operations.
J. Data Representation and Interpretation
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J.01. Read and interpret data presented in a table.
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J.02. Read and interpret picture graphs.
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J.03. Create picture graphs to represent data.
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J.04. Read and interpret bar graphs.
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J.05. Create bar graphs to represent data.
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J.06. Read and interpret line graphs.
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J.07. Create line graphs to represent data.
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J.08. Create frequency charts to organize data.
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J.09. Identify objects on a coordinate plane.
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J.10. Use coordinate planes as maps to locate points.
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J.11. Choose the best type of graph to represent a given dataset.
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J.12. Analyze and compare different graphical representations of the same data.
K. Money Calculations
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K.01. Compare money amounts using different denominations.
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K.02. Round money amounts to the nearest five cents.
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K.03. Solve word problems involving rounding to the nearest five cents.
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K.04. Round money amounts to the nearest dollar or more.
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K.05. Add and subtract money amounts up to $1.
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K.06. Add and subtract money amounts involving dollars and cents.
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K.07. Solve word problems involving addition and subtraction of money amounts.
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K.08. Calculate making change from a purchase.
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K.09. Use price lists to solve multi-step money problems.
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K.10. Plan and budget for a purchase, considering cost, tax, and discounts.
L. Measurement Units and Conversions
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L.01. Read and interpret measurements on a thermometer.
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L.02. Determine reasonable temperatures for various situations.
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L.03. Measure objects using a centimetre ruler.
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L.04. Choose the appropriate metric unit of measure for length.
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L.05. Compare metric units of length (mm, cm, m, km).
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L.06. Compare metric units of mass (g, kg).
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L.07. Compare metric units of volume (mL, L).
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L.08. Interpret distances on a map.
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L.09. Solve word problems involving scale drawings.
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L.10. Estimate measurements in different metric units.
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L.11. Solve multi-step problems involving conversions between metric units.
M. Time and Time Management
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M.11. Create a schedule and manage time effectively for daily activities.
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M.01. Convert between different units of time (seconds, minutes, hours, days).
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M.02. Identify A.M. or P.M. for a given time.
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M.03. Determine fractions of time units (e.g., half an hour, quarter of an hour).
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M.04. Calculate elapsed time between two events.
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M.05. Add and subtract mixed time units (e.g., hours and minutes).
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M.06. Solve word problems involving elapsed time.
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M.07. Use transportation schedules to plan a trip.
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M.08. Determine time zones for different locations.
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M.09. Solve multi-step word problems to find start and end times.
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M.10. Identify and extend patterns related to time.
N. Geometry Fundamentals
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N.01. Identify lines, intervals, and rays.
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N.02. Determine if a shape is a polygon.
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N.03. Identify the number of sides in polygons.
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N.04. Identify three-dimensional figures (cubes, spheres, cones, cylinders).
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N.05. Identify faces of three-dimensional figures.
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N.06. Count vertices, edges, and faces of three-dimensional figures.
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N.07. Identify acute, right, obtuse, and straight angles.
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N.08. Identify angles greater than, less than, or equal to a right angle.
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N.09. Identify lines of symmetry in two-dimensional shapes.
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N.10. Draw lines of symmetry in two-dimensional shapes.
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N.11. Count lines of symmetry in two-dimensional shapes.
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N.12. Determine if a shape has rotational symmetry.
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N.13. Determine which two-dimensional figure is being described based on its properties.
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N.14. Compose two-dimensional shapes to create new shapes.
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N.15. Determine which three-dimensional figure is being described based on its properties.
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N.16. Identify nets of three-dimensional figures.
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N.17. Classify triangles based on side lengths and angle measures.
O. Geometric Measurement and Spatial Reasoning
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O.01. Find the perimeter of rectangles.
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O.02. Find the perimeter of polygons.
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O.03. Find the area of figures made of unit squares.
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O.04. Select figures with a given area.
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O.05. Select two figures with the same area.
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O.06. Find the area of figures on grids.
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O.07. Tile a rectangle and find the area.
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O.08. Multiply to find the area of a rectangle made of unit squares.
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O.09. Create figures with a given area.
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O.10. Find the area or missing side length of a rectangle.
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O.11. Calculate the volume of rectangular prisms made of unit cubes.
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O.12. Calculate the volume of irregular figures made of unit cubes.
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O.13. Solve area and perimeter word problems.
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O.14. Design and calculate the dimensions of a room with a specific area or perimeter.
P. Logical Thinking and Problem Solving
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P.01. Find two numbers based on their sum and difference.
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P.02. Find two numbers based on their sum, difference, product, and quotient.
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P.03. Determine the correct order of items based on given clues.
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P.04. Solve logic puzzles involving spatial reasoning and pattern recognition.
Q. Introduction to Probability
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Q.01. Describe events as more, less, or equally likely to occur.
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Q.02. Classify events as certain, probable, unlikely, or impossible.
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Q.03. Identify whether events are independent or dependent.
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Q.04. Determine the number of possible combinations in simple scenarios.
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Q.05. Conduct simple experiments and record the frequency of outcomes.