Place Value Relationships Unit – 4th Grade Math Curriculum

A complete, print-and-go unit on place value relationships for the start of the 4th grade year. It is Unit 1 of the 4th Grade Math Curriculum and includes what you need to teach, reinforce, assess, and differentiate instruction.

What’s included

Planning and organization

• Unit pacing calendar
• Editable lesson plans
• Binder covers, spine labels, and tracking pages

Lesson resources (3 full lessons)

• Warm-ups (2 per lesson)
• Anchor charts and student guided notes
• Teaching slide deck
• Ample practice pages
• Exit tickets
• Vocabulary

Standards-aligned activities

• Multiplying by 10s Maze
• Spin & Build Place Value Challenge
• Place Value Puzzle
• Place Value City Project (end of unit task)

Assessments

• Pre-assessment targeting prerequisite 3rd grade skills
• Final unit assessment
• Study guide for review

Answer keys are included for every component.

Skills covered

• Understanding the relationship between digits and place value (ten times greater or 1/10 the value)
• Reading, writing, and modeling numbers in standard, word, and expanded form
• Multiplying and dividing whole numbers by powers of ten
• Comparing multi-digit numbers using place value reasoning

Good to know

The unit is low-prep and completely editable, so you can customize it. It is all inclusive, from assessments to activities.

Quick facts

• Topic: place value relationships
• Grade: 4
• CCSS: 4.NBT.A.1, 4.NBT.A.2, 4.NBT.A.3
• Answer key: included
• Pages: 49

Bundles and related resources

The 4th Grade Math Curriculum units, in order:

1. Place Value Relationships
2. Comparing, Ordering and Rounding Whole Numbers
3. Add and Subtract Whole Numbers
4. Patterns (Shape and Numerical)
5. Multiplying Whole Numbers
6. Dividing Whole Numbers
7. Fraction Concepts
8. Adding and Subtracting Fractions
9. Multiplying Fractions
10. Decimal Concepts
11. Add and Subtract Decimals
12. Geometry
13. Area and Perimeter
14. Measurement

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