Meaning of Multiplication and Division
Grade 3 · Equal groups, arrays and unknown factors
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Grade 3 · Equal groups, arrays and unknown factors
Grade 3 · Multiply and divide within 100
Grade 3 · Solve two-step problems; explain arithmetic patterns
Grade 3 · Round to 10 and 100; add and subtract within 1000
Grade 3 · Unit fractions, fractions on a number line, equivalent fractions
Grade 3 · Elapsed time; liquid volume and mass
Grade 3 · Scaled picture and bar graphs; line plots with fractions
Grade 3 · Understand area; relate area to multiplication
Grade 3 · Solve perimeter problems; distinguish from area
Grade 3 · Classify shapes by attributes; partition into equal areas
Grade 4 · Word problems with multiplication as comparison; remainders
Grade 4 · Prime and composite numbers; factor pairs
Grade 4 · Generate and analyze patterns that follow a rule
Grade 4 · Read, write, compare and round multi-digit numbers
Grade 4 · Multiply up to 4 by 1 and 2 by 2 digits; divide by 1 digit
Grade 4 · Generate equivalent fractions; compare unlike fractions
Grade 4 · Build fractions from unit fractions; whole number times fraction
Grade 4 · Decimal notation for tenths and hundredths
Grade 4 · Convert units within one system; area and perimeter formulas
Grade 4 · Angle concepts and protractors; line plots of fractional measurements
Grade 4 · Classify figures by lines and angles; lines of symmetry
Grade 5 · Write and interpret numerical expressions with grouping symbols
Grade 5 · Generate two patterns and graph ordered pairs
Grade 5 · Place value system; read, compare and round decimals to thousandths
Grade 5 · Fluent multi-digit multiplication; divide; decimal operations to hundredths
Grade 5 · Add and subtract fractions with unlike denominators
Grade 5 · Fraction multiplication as scaling; divide with unit fractions
Grade 5 · Convert measurement units; line plots with fractional data
Grade 5 · Understand volume; volume of rectangular prisms
Grade 5 · Graph points in the first quadrant to solve problems
Grade 5 · Hierarchy of shapes by properties
Grade 3 · Latin suffixes and irregular spelling
Grade 3 · Describe characters' traits, motivations and actions
Grade 3 · How parts of a text build on each other
Grade 3 · Determine main idea and supporting details
Grade 3 · Sequence, cause and effect, comparison; keywords and links
Grade 3 · Organized writing with reasons, facts and linking words
Grade 3 · Stories with dialogue, sequence and closure
Grade 3 · Nouns, pronouns, verbs, adjectives and adverbs; verb tense
Grade 3 · Nonliteral phrases, word relationships and root words
Grade 4 · Determine theme and summarize
Grade 4 · Structural differences across genres
Grade 4 · Words and phrases that allude to mythology
Grade 4 · Chronology, comparison, cause and effect, problem and solution
Grade 4 · Compare accounts of the same event
Grade 4 · Opinion and informative writing with facts and quotations
Grade 4 · Build knowledge through investigation; take notes
Grade 4 · Relative pronouns, progressive tense, modals, prepositional phrases
Grade 4 · Use affixes and roots to determine meaning
Grade 5 · Quote accurately to explain what the text says and infers
Grade 5 · Compare characters, settings and themes across stories
Grade 5 · Similes, metaphors and their effect
Grade 5 · Integrate information from several texts; compare accounts
Grade 5 · How authors use reasons and evidence to support points
Grade 5 · Logically ordered opinion and informative writing
Grade 5 · Pacing, dialogue and sensory details
Grade 5 · Perfect tenses, correlative conjunctions, commas
Grade 3 · Forces and patterns of motion
Grade 3 · Forces between objects not in contact
Grade 3 · Organisms have unique and diverse life cycles
Grade 3 · Some animals form groups to survive
Grade 3 · Inherited traits and traits influenced by environment
Grade 3 · Fossils show past environments; survival when habitats change
Grade 3 · Weather data and climates around the world; weather hazards
Grade 4 · Speed and energy; energy transfer in collisions
Grade 4 · Design devices that convert energy
Grade 4 · Wave patterns; using patterns to transfer information
Grade 4 · Internal and external structures; how eyes see light
Grade 4 · Rock formations and fossils show change over time
Grade 4 · Effects of water, ice, wind and plants on land
Grade 4 · Energy resources and reducing hazard impacts
Grade 5 · Particles too small to see; conservation of mass
Grade 5 · Identify materials; mixing creates new substances
Grade 5 · Earth's gravity pulls objects down
Grade 5 · Plants get materials from air and water; matter moves through ecosystems
Grade 5 · Star brightness; daily and seasonal sky patterns
Grade 5 · Geosphere, hydrosphere, atmosphere and biosphere interact
Grade 5 · Communities protect resources and environments
Grades 3-5 · Color wheel, warm and cool, tints and shades
Grades 3-5 · Overlap, size and horizon lines
Grades 3-5 · Recognize styles from cave art to modern art
Grades 3-5 · Staff, notes, rests and time signatures
Grades 3-5 · Solfege and major scales
Grades 3-5 · AB and ABA form; compose short pieces
Grades 3-5 · Voice, body and simple scripts
Grades 3-5 · Sequences, tempo and dances from cultures
Grades 3-5 · Reading labels; making healthy choices
Grades 3-5 · How body systems keep us healthy
Grades 3-5 · How illness spreads and how to prevent it
Grades 3-5 · Puberty basics and changes
Grades 3-5 · Offense, defense and space in games
Grades 3-5 · Cardio, strength, flexibility and heart rate
Grade 3 · Programs with selection; debugging combined structures
Grade 3 · Identify stored and changing values
Grade 3 · Getting information online and protecting personal details
Grade 4 · Follow how data changes variables; document programs
Grade 4 · Organize data into rows and columns and chart it
Grade 4 · How training data shapes what an ML model outputs
Grade 4 · Network connections; authentication vs authorization
Grade 5 · Combine and modify programs; systematic debugging
Grade 5 · Train a simple ML model to classify or predict
Grade 5 · Confidentiality, integrity and availability
Grade 5 · Design technology for real users
Grades K-12 · Handshapes for letters; spell names
Grades K-12 · Hello, names, feelings and getting attention appropriately
Grades K-12 · Number handshapes, colors, days and time signs
Grades K-12 · Handshape, location, movement, palm orientation and non-manual markers
Grades K-12 · Everyday vocabulary and simple descriptions
Grades K-12 · Hello, names, feelings and courtesy phrases
Grades K-12 · Counting, colors, days, months and weather
Grades K-12 · Family members, rooms and descriptions
Grades K-12 · Classes, time and daily activities
Grades K-12 · Foods, likes and dislikes, restaurants
Grades 3-5 · Understand others' feelings and points of view
Grades 3-5 · Set goals and learn from mistakes
Grades 3-5 · Agree, disagree and build on others' ideas
Grades 3-5 · Give an opinion and support it with reasons
Grades 3-5 · Explain steps and strategies in word problems
Grades 3-5 · Because, so, as a result: explain how things happen
Grades 3-5 · Past tense and sequence words for history
Grades 3-5 · Keywords, catalogs and kid-safe search
Grades 3-5 · Why and how to credit sources
Social Studies
C3 FrameworkMap Skills and Regions
Grade 3 · Scale, grids, landforms and regions
Local History
Grade 3 · How our community and state began and changed
Local Government and Voting
Grade 3 · Mayors, councils and services; voting
Business and Specialization
Grade 3 · Entrepreneurs, specialization and interdependence
Communities Around the World
Grade 3 · Compare communities across countries and climates
State History
Grade 4 · Native nations, settlement and statehood
US Regions and States
Grade 4 · Regions, states, capitals and landforms of the US
State Government
Grade 4 · State constitution and three branches
State Economy and Resources
Grade 4 · Industries, resources and trade in our state
Human-Environment Interaction
Grade 4 · How people adapt to and change environments
Indigenous Peoples of North America
Grade 5 · Cultures and nations before European contact
Exploration and Colonization
Grade 5 · European exploration and the thirteen colonies
The American Revolution
Grade 5 · Causes, key events and people of the Revolution
The Constitution and Bill of Rights
Grade 5 · Founding documents and rights of citizens
Colonial Economies
Grade 5 · Trade, regions and labor in the colonies, including slavery