Standards NOT addressed by enVision (Many of these can be addressed using the DoDEA Process Standards as they call for explanations, creation, and/or conjectures):
4.M.2.a: use models and words to describe, extend, and generalize repeating, number, and growing patterns and relationships; 4.M.2.g: identify and describe patterns of change to make predictions that identify the relationship represented in a table or graph. 4.M.3.c: identify and draw congruent figures using appropriate mathematical tools; 4.M.3.d: describe the results of subdividing, combining, and transforming shapes; 4.M.4.j: know the process for counting coins and bills using standards monetary notations; 4.M.5.g: conduct experiments to determine experimental probability of an event occurring for a given number of trials (no more than 12 trials), using models;
4.M.4.b: measure with accuracy using both customary & metric systems of measurement;
Study Zone-Tools and Units for Mass Practice Measurement Quiz Comparison Estimator Video/Lesson Tutorials: Metric-Customary (brainpop) Customary Units (brainpop) BBC Capacity Cups, Pints, Quarts, and Gallons (your school must have a brainpop account)
Lesson 4
Lesson 16.5 Quick Check Quiz (use your pearson password) Answer Key
4.M.2.a: use models and words to describe, extend, and generalize repeating, number, and growing patterns and relationships; 4.M.2.g: identify and describe patterns of change to make predictions that identify the relationship represented in a table or graph. 4.M.3.c: identify and draw congruent figures using appropriate mathematical tools; 4.M.3.d: describe the results of subdividing, combining, and transforming shapes; 4.M.4.j: know the process for counting coins and bills using standards monetary notations; 4.M.5.g: conduct experiments to determine experimental probability of an event occurring for a given number of trials (no more than 12 trials), using models;
Lesson 6 Metric Units of Capacity (page 376-377) Lesson 7 Units of Mass (page 378-379)
Lesson 8 Lesson 9 Lesson 10 Lesson 11
Lesson 16.6 Journal Lesson 16.6 Student Work Sample Lesson 16.7 Journal Lesson 16.7 Student Work Sample
Lesson 16.6 Quick Check Quiz (use your pearson password) Answer Key Lesson 16.7 Quick Check Quiz (use your pearson password) Answer Key
Ounces, Pounds, and Tons (your school must have a brainpop account) BBC-Temperature Add Feet and Inches Virtual Manipulatives/Applets: Fill and Pour Using a Platform Scale Divide Gallons, Quarts, and Pints Games: Measures with Jack Pour to Score The Ruler Game Weigh the Wangdoodles Using a Platform Scale
No 4th Grade DoDEA Standards No 4th Grade DoDEA Standards No 4th Grade DoDEA Standards No 4th Grade DoDEA Standards
Lesson 12
Problem Solving: Working Backwards (page 392-393)
4.M.2.a: use models and words to describe, extend, and generalize repeating, number, and growing patterns and relationships; 4.M.2.g: identify and describe patterns of change to make predictions that identify the relationship represented in a table or graph. 4.M.3.c: identify and draw congruent figures using appropriate mathematical tools; 4.M.3.d: describe the results of subdividing, combining, and transforming shapes; 4.M.4.j: know the process for counting coins and bills using standards monetary notations; 4.M.5.g: conduct experiments to determine experimental probability of an event occurring for a given number of trials (no more than 12 trials), using models;
Lesson 17.1 Quick Check 4.M.5.a: describe how data Quiz (pearson password) collection methods affect the information that is gathered to Answer Key
address a question;
Lesson 17.2 Quick Check 4.M.5.e: select the appropriate data Quiz (Pearson password) representation form for a diverse set of investigations and justify the choice Answer Key
in each case;
Lesson 17.3 Quick Check 4.M.5.e: select the appropriate data Quiz (Pearson password) representation form for a diverse set of investigations and justify the choice Answer Key
in each case;
Lesson 17.4 Quick Check 4.M.3.e: find the distance between Quiz (Pearson password) locations of points along horizontal and vertical lines of a coordinate grid; Answer Key Lesson 17.5 Quick Check 4.M.5.e: select the appropriate data Quiz (pearson password) representation form for a diverse set of investigations and justify the choice Answer Key
in each case;
4.M.2.a: use models and words to describe, extend, and generalize repeating, number, and growing patterns and relationships; 4.M.2.g: identify and describe patterns of change to make predictions that identify the relationship represented in a table or graph. 4.M.3.c: identify and draw congruent figures using appropriate mathematical tools; 4.M.3.d: describe the results of subdividing, combining, and transforming shapes; 4.M.4.j: know the process for counting coins and bills using standards monetary notations; 4.M.5.g: conduct experiments to determine experimental probability of an event occurring for a given number of trials (no more than 12 trials), using models;
Lesson 7 Lesson 17.7 Journal Median, mode, and Lesson 17.7 Student Range Work Sample (page 414-415)
Lesson 17.7 Quick Check Quiz (use your pearson password) Answer Key
Stem and Leaf Stem and Leaf Lesson Virtual Manipulatives/Applets: Interactive Coordinate Plane Create a Graph Interactive Line Graph Interactive Stem and Leaf Interactive Circle Graph Games: Billy Bug Grapher Coordinate Plane Game Whats the Point Mean, Median, and Mode Game Mean, Median, Mode, and Range-Jeopardy
Lesson 8 Lesson 17.8 Journal Lesson 17.8 Quick Check Stem-and-Leaf Quiz (use your pearson Lesson 17.8 Student Plots password) Work Sample (page 416-417) Answer Key Lesson 9 Lesson 17.9 Journal Lesson 17.9 Quick Check Reading Circle Quiz (pearson password) Lesson 17.9 Student Graphs Answer Key Work Sample (page 418-419) Lesson 10 Lesson 17.10 Journal Lesson 17.10 Quick Problem Solving: Check Quiz (pearson Lesson 17.10 Student Make a Graph password) Work Sample (page 420-423) Answer Key Topic 17 Text-Book Traditional Assessments
Type in your Pearson password and it will take you directly to the assessment: OPTION A) Pearson Topic 17 Multiple Choice Assessment Multiple Choice- Standards Tracking Guide OPTION B) Pearson Topic 17 Open Ended Assessment Open Ended- Standards Tracking Guide OPTION C) SuccessNet Topic 17 Online Assessment (Steps to retrieve an online assessment and assign it to your students) Success Net-Standards Tracking Guide
4.M.2.a: use models and words to describe, extend, and generalize repeating, number, and growing patterns and relationships; 4.M.2.g: identify and describe patterns of change to make predictions that identify the relationship represented in a table or graph. 4.M.3.c: identify and draw congruent figures using appropriate mathematical tools; 4.M.3.d: describe the results of subdividing, combining, and transforming shapes; 4.M.4.j: know the process for counting coins and bills using standards monetary notations; 4.M.5.g: conduct experiments to determine experimental probability of an event occurring for a given number of trials (no more than 12 trials), using models;
Lesson 2 Solving Addition and Subtraction Equations (page 434-435) Lesson 3 Solving Multiplication and Division Equations (page 436-437) Lesson 4 Understanding Inequalities (page 438-439)
4.M.2.c: represent and describe Lesson Plans/Practice: mathematical relationships using Solving Equations Unit Module algebraic expressions, equations, or Online inequalities with mathematical Solving Addition and Subtraction symbols; Equations Solving Addition Equations 4.M.2.f: write and solve algebraic Practice equations or inequalities using Solving Subtraction Equations variables that represent problem Practice situations; Solving Multiplication Equations Solving Multiplication Equations Practice 4.M.2.f: write and solve algebraic Solving Division Equations equations or inequalities using Solving Division Equations variables that represent problem Practice situations; Video/Lesson Tutorials: Study Jams Addition and Subtraction Equations 4.M.2.c: represent and describe Study Jams Multiplication and mathematical relationships using Division Equations algebraic expressions, equations, or SPY GUY-Balancing Equations inequalities with mathematical Solving One-Step Equations symbols; (Khan) Solving One-Step Equations 2
4.M.2.a: use models and words to describe, extend, and generalize repeating, number, and growing patterns and relationships; 4.M.2.g: identify and describe patterns of change to make predictions that identify the relationship represented in a table or graph. 4.M.3.c: identify and draw congruent figures using appropriate mathematical tools; 4.M.3.d: describe the results of subdividing, combining, and transforming shapes; 4.M.4.j: know the process for counting coins and bills using standards monetary notations; 4.M.5.g: conduct experiments to determine experimental probability of an event occurring for a given number of trials (no more than 12 trials), using models;
4.M.2.f: write and solve algebraic equations or inequalities using variables that represent problem situations;
(Khan) Study Jams Creating Equations from Word Problems Applets/Virtual Manipulatives: Equations Balancer Equation Lesson and Balance Applet Games: Equations with Kiwi One-Step Equations Pong One-Step Equation Battleship One-Step Equation Concentration Planet Blaster Equations
Lesson 18.5 Quick Check Quiz (use your pearson password) Answer Key
4.M.2.a: use models and words to describe, extend, and generalize repeating, number, and growing patterns and relationships; 4.M.2.g: identify and describe patterns of change to make predictions that identify the relationship represented in a table or graph. 4.M.3.c: identify and draw congruent figures using appropriate mathematical tools; 4.M.3.d: describe the results of subdividing, combining, and transforming shapes; 4.M.4.j: know the process for counting coins and bills using standards monetary notations; 4.M.5.g: conduct experiments to determine experimental probability of an event occurring for a given number of trials (no more than 12 trials), using models;
Topic 19:
Transformation, Congruence, and Symmetry
Lesson 1 Translations (page448-449)
4.M.2.a: use models and words to describe, extend, and generalize repeating, number, and growing patterns and relationships; 4.M.2.g: identify and describe patterns of change to make predictions that identify the relationship represented in a table or graph. 4.M.3.c: identify and draw congruent figures using appropriate mathematical tools; 4.M.3.d: describe the results of subdividing, combining, and transforming shapes; 4.M.4.j: know the process for counting coins and bills using standards monetary notations; 4.M.5.g: conduct experiments to determine experimental probability of an event occurring for a given number of trials (no more than 12 trials), using models;
Lesson 6 Rotational Symmetry (page 458-459) Lesson 7 Problem Solving: Draw a picture (page 460-461)
Lesson 19.6 Journal Lesson 19.6 Student Work Sample Lesson 19.7 Journal Lesson 19.7 Student Work Sample
Lesson 19.6 Quick Check Quiz (use your pearson password) Answer Key Lesson 19.7 Quick Check Quiz (use your pearson password) Answer Key
4.M.3.g: identify and describe line and rotational symmetry in twodimensional shapes and designs; DoDEA Process Standards
Games: Transformation Robo Packer Transtar Icy Slides, Flips, and Turns Transformation Golf Symmetry Game
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4.M.5.h: list and count all possible combinations using one member from each of several sets;
4.M.2.a: use models and words to describe, extend, and generalize repeating, number, and growing patterns and relationships; 4.M.2.g: identify and describe patterns of change to make predictions that identify the relationship represented in a table or graph. 4.M.3.c: identify and draw congruent figures using appropriate mathematical tools; 4.M.3.d: describe the results of subdividing, combining, and transforming shapes; 4.M.4.j: know the process for counting coins and bills using standards monetary notations; 4.M.5.g: conduct experiments to determine experimental probability of an event occurring for a given number of trials (no more than 12 trials), using models;
Lesson 2 Outcomes and Tree Diagrams (page 470-471) Lesson 3 Writing Probability as a Fraction (page 472-475) Lesson 4 Problem Solving: Using Reasoning (page 476-477)
Lesson 20.2 Journal Lesson 20.2 Student Work Sample Lesson 20.3 Journal Lesson 20.3 Student Work Sample
Lesson 20.2 Quick Check Quiz (use your pearson password) Answer Key Lesson 20.3 Quick Check Quiz (use your pearson password) Answer Key Lesson 20.4 Quick Check Quiz (use your pearson password) Answer Key
Video/Lesson Tutorials: Study Jam-Finding Probability Study Jam-Identifying Outcomes and Making Predictions Spy Guys Probability Basic Probability (brainpop) Applets/Virtual Manipulatives: Adjustable Spinner Coin Toss Games: Probability Pond Basic Probability Practice Catching Critters Probability Fair Pulling Objects form a Bag Probability Circus