4th grade Washington units to assign
Every 4th grade unit in Gradelings, matched to the Washington State Learning Standards. Open a unit to read what it covers and try sample questions, then assign it to your class.
Math
- Numbers to 10,000Place value, compare and round
- Add & SubtractBig numbers, up to 10,000
- Multiply & DivideBigger numbers by one digit
- Prime & CompositeCount factors to sort numbers into prime and composite
- Patterns & TablesGrowing and shrinking patterns
- EquationsFind the mystery number
- FractionsCompare and order fractions
- FractionsHalves to tenths
- DecimalsTenths, hundredths, add and subtract
- Polygons & PerimeterSides, symmetry and perimeter
- Angles & AreaAcute, right, obtuse and area
- Metric MeasuresGrams, kilograms, liters and milliliters
- Feet, Pounds & GallonsConvert units of measure
- Line Plots & DataRead data in fractions
- Times as ManyCompare by multiplying
English Language Arts
- Reading DetectivesMain idea, clues and summaries
- Text FeaturesHeadings, glossaries and indexes
- Point of ViewWho is telling the story?
- Word BuildersPrefixes, suffixes and roots
- Figurative LanguageSimiles, metaphors and more
- Sound-AlikesHomophones and homographs
- Parts of SpeechPronouns, adverbs and more
- Super SentencesCompound sentences, fragments, run-ons
- Grammar GearsWho, which, have and has
- Paragraph PowerTopic sentences and transitions
- Media and SourcesTarget audiences, techniques and good sources
- Spelling RulesEndings, plurals and tricky words
Science
- Sense & RespondHow living things react
- LightSources, shadows, reflection and refraction
- SoundVibrations, pitch, echoes and hearing
- Energy on the MoveHow energy moves and how we sense it
- Adaptations & HabitatsHow plants and animals survive where they live
- Energy, Speed & CollisionsFaster things have more energy.
- Waves & CodesWaves, amplitude, wavelength and sending patterns.
- Rock Layers & ErosionWeathering, erosion and what rock layers tell us.
- Volcanoes, Quakes & MapsEarth's features on maps, and staying safe from hazards.
- Energy ResourcesWhere our energy and fuels come from.
Social Studies
- Washington's LandMountains, rivers, Puget Sound and the rain shadow.
- Maps & MovementLatitude, scale, regions and routes across Washington.
- Washington's GovernmentThree branches, the constitution and how laws are made.
- Rights, Virtues & Taking PartCivic virtues, fair decisions and influencing government.
- Tribal Sovereignty & TreatiesNation-to-nation, treaties and Tribal governments today.
- Washington History to 1889From time immemorial to statehood.
- Washington's EconomyApples, airplanes, ports, dams and trade.
- People Who Shaped WashingtonPioneers, immigrants, leaders and new technology.
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