Grade IV Mathematics

Annual Academic Calendar for Grade 4 Mathematics (CBSE-Aligned)

This curriculum is designed to build a strong foundation in mathematical concepts, focusing on problem-solving, logical thinking, and real-life applications.

 

April – Number Sense and Place Value

  • Theme: Understanding Large Numbers
  • Concepts:
    • Reading and writing numbers up to 6 digits
    • Place value and face value
    • Comparing and ordering numbers
    • Expanded and standard form of numbers
  • Activities:
    • Place value chart exercises
    • Number puzzles and games
    • Comparing numbers using symbols (>, <, =)
  • Assessment: Place value worksheets and oral quizzes

 

May – Addition and Subtraction

  • Theme: Operations with Large Numbers
  • Concepts:
    • Addition and subtraction of 4- and 5-digit numbers with regrouping
    • Estimation and rounding numbers
    • Word problems related to real-life situations
  • Activities:
    • Solving word problems in groups
    • Speed drills for mental calculations
    • Estimating grocery bills and expenses
  • Assessment: Addition and subtraction test

 

June – Multiplication Concepts

  • Theme: Multiplying Large Numbers
  • Concepts:
    • Multiplying 3- and 4-digit numbers by 1- and 2-digit numbers
    • Properties of multiplication (commutative, distributive, associative)
    • Word problems involving multiplication
  • Activities:
    • Multiplication table games
    • Group activities to solve practical problems
    • Puzzle-based multiplication exercises
  • Assessment: Multiplication worksheets

 

July – Division Concepts

  • Theme: Sharing and Grouping
  • Concepts:
    • Division of 3- and 4-digit numbers by 1-digit numbers
    • Understanding remainders
    • Long division method
    • Relationship between multiplication and division
  • Activities:
    • Step-by-step division practice
    • Division board games
    • Real-life division scenarios (e.g., sharing objects equally)
  • Assessment: Long division quiz

 

August – Factors and Multiples

  • Theme: Exploring Number Relationships
  • Concepts:
    • Prime and composite numbers
    • Finding factors and multiples
    • Understanding LCM and HCF
  • Activities:
    • Prime factorization using factor trees
    • Finding common factors and multiples with games
    • Practical applications of LCM and HCF
  • Assessment: Factorization and multiples test

 

September – Fractions

  • Theme: Parts of a Whole
  • Concepts:
    • Types of fractions (proper, improper, mixed)
    • Comparing and ordering fractions
    • Addition and subtraction of fractions
  • Activities:
    • Fraction pizza craft
    • Fraction number line activity
    • Word problems involving fractions
  • Assessment: Fraction operations worksheet

 

October – Decimals

  • Theme: Understanding Decimals
  • Concepts:
    • Place value in decimals (tenths, hundredths)
    • Comparing and ordering decimals
    • Addition and subtraction of decimals
  • Activities:
    • Decimal place value charts
    • Shopping list activities with decimal prices
    • Decimal rounding exercises
  • Assessment: Decimal operations test

 

November – Measurement (Length, Weight, and Capacity)

  • Theme: Understanding Units of Measurement
  • Concepts:
    • Conversion between units (km to m, g to kg, ml to l)
    • Estimating and measuring objects
    • Solving word problems related to measurement
  • Activities:
    • Measuring classroom objects
    • Hands-on estimation exercises
    • Comparing weights and capacities of household items
  • Assessment: Measurement-based worksheets

 

December – Perimeter and Area

  • Theme: Measuring Shapes
  • Concepts:
    • Finding the perimeter of squares and rectangles
    • Calculating area using formulas
    • Comparing perimeter and area
  • Activities:
    • Measuring and calculating classroom objects
    • Floor plan drawing with area calculation
    • Problem-solving using real-life examples
  • Assessment: Perimeter and area test

 

January – Time and Money

  • Theme: Managing Time and Finances
  • Concepts:
    • Reading analog and digital clocks
    • Converting time (hours to minutes, minutes to seconds)
    • Money transactions and making change
  • Activities:
    • Calendar-based exercises
    • Role-playing shopping scenarios
    • Estimating time taken for daily activities
  • Assessment: Time and money-related problem-solving

 

February – Geometry (Shapes, Angles, and Symmetry)

  • Theme: Exploring Shapes and Patterns
  • Concepts:
    • Properties of 2D and 3D shapes
    • Types of angles (acute, obtuse, right)
    • Lines of symmetry
  • Activities:
    • Identifying shapes in the environment
    • Drawing symmetrical patterns
    • Creating 3D models with craft materials
  • Assessment: Geometry quiz

 

March – Data Handling and Graphs

  • Theme: Organizing Information
  • Concepts:
    • Collecting and representing data
    • Bar graphs and pictographs
    • Interpretation of data
  • Activities:
    • Conducting class surveys
    • Creating pictographs with tally marks
    • Drawing bar graphs based on real-life data
  • Assessment: Data interpretation exercise

 

Additional Learning Throughout the Year:

  1. Daily Mental Math Practice: Speed tests and mental math games.
  2. Problem-Solving Challenges: Weekly puzzles and riddles.
  3. Math Projects: Real-life applications such as budgeting for a picnic or measuring items at home.
  4. Assessments:
    • Monthly formative assessments
    • Mid-term and final exams
    • Group math projects and competitions

 

This curriculum ensures that Grade 4 students develop a solid mathematical foundation, improving their problem-solving skills and preparing them for advanced concepts in the future.