MissThomas

Learning progressions for all 4th grade math standards (including sub-standards like 4MD5a). Learning progressions include descriptions of what students can understand/do if they are meeting, exceeding, progressing toward, or beginning a standard. Each progression is included as a PDF and as a .docx. Depending on the order in which you teach your standards or the tools/manipulatives available in your classroom, you may wish to edit some of the progressions. Learning progressions can be used fo

Two fractions challenges (one with 4 separate tasks, the other with 3 separate tasks) to explore/enhance/assess students' ability to identify and create equivalent fractions, to compare fractions (with same or different denominator), and to decompose fractions. Use one or both as a small group activity, or use one as an activity and the other to assess. Answer key included.

A learning progression that I created for math standard 4NF4a. Learning progressions are a good way to help students (or parents/teachers) understand how close they are to meeting the grade level standard. File is a .docx to allow for editing if desired.

A learning progression I created for math standard 4NF4b. Learning progressions are a great way to help students (or parents/teachers) understand how close they are to meeting the grade level standard. File is a .docx to allow for editing if desired.

A learning progression that I created for math standard 4NF3c. Learning progressions are a great way to help students (or parents/teachers) understand how close they are to meeting the grade level standard. File is a .docx to allow for editing if desired.

A learning progression I created for math standard 4NF6. Learning progressions are a great way to help students (or parents/teachers) understand how close they are to meeting the grade level standard. File is a .docx to allow for editing if desired.

A learning progression I created for math standard 4NF5. Learning progressions are a great way to help students (and parents/teachers) understand how close they are to the grade level standard. File is a .docx to allow for editing if desired.

A learning progression I created for math standard 4NF4c. Learning progressions are a great way to help students (and parents/teachers) understand how close they are to meeting the grade level standard. File is a .docx to allow for editing if desired.

A learning progression I created for math standard 4NF3d. Learning progressions are a good way to help students (or parents/teachers) understand how close they are to meeting the grade level standard. File is a .docx to allow for editing if desired.

A learning progression that I created for math standard 4NF3a. Learning progressions are a good way to help students (or parents/teachers) understand how close they are to meeting the grade level standard. File is a .docx to allow for editing if desired.

A learning progression that I created for math standard 4NF2. Learning progressions are a great way for students (and parents/teachers) to keep track of how close they are to meeting the grade level standard. File is a .docx to allow for editing if desired.

A learning progression I created for math standard 4NF1. Learning progressions are a good way to help students (and parents/teachers) understand how close they are to meeting the grade level standard. File is a .docx to allow for editing if desired. NOTE: In order to make this document a "one-pager", fonts are slightly smaller than in some of my other learning progressions and may be difficult to read if not printed as a full page.

A learning progression I created for math standard 4NF3b. Learning progressions are a great way to help students (or parents/teachers) understand how close they are to meeting the grade level standard. File is a .docx to allow for editing if desired.