Paid-members only Grade 4 Social Studies Units Unit Plan 11 (Grade 4 Social Studies): Cultural Regions and Adaptations Students explore how Indigenous nations adapted tools, clothing, and seasonal movement to their environments across cultural regions, highlighting stewardship practices and showing how these traditions continue and change today.
Paid-members only Grade 4 Social Studies Units Unit Plan 10 (Grade 4 Social Studies): Life Before Settlement Students explore Indigenous nations of their region—mapping homelands, connecting environment to food and housing, and recognizing living cultures that show both continuity and change.
Paid-members only Grade 4 Social Studies Units Unit Plan 9 (Grade 4 Social Studies): State Geography Project Students create a State Geography Map Book using multiple sources, clear maps, and evidence-based explanations to show regions, features, resources, and stewardship ideas.
Paid-members only Grade 4 Social Studies Units Unit Plan 8 (Grade 4 Social Studies): Caring for Our Environment Students investigate real examples of conservation, protection, and restoration in our state and create their own evidence-based stewardship proposal, learning how to analyze human–environment interaction and communicate informed actions clearly.
Paid-members only Grade 4 Social Studies Units Unit Plan 7 (Grade 4 Social Studies): Resources and Regions Students explore how landforms and climate shape natural resources and regional industries, identifying natural, human, and capital resources while weighing benefits, costs, and environmental trade-offs.
Paid-members only Grade 4 Social Studies Units Unit Plan 6 (Grade 4 Social Studies): Map Skills and Direction Students apply cardinal/intermediate directions and use map scales to estimate distance and plan simple routes, integrating titles, legends, compass roses, grids, and multiple sources to answer geographic questions with accuracy and clarity.
Paid-members only Grade 4 Social Studies Units Unit Plan 5 (Grade 4 Social Studies): Natural and Human-Made Features Students compare natural and human-made features—like mountains, rivers, dams, bridges, and highways—and explain their purposes, impacts, and stewardship needs through hands-on mapping and human–environment interaction activities.
Paid-members only Grade 4 Social Studies Units Unit Plan 4 (Grade 4 Social Studies): Weather and Climate Across Regions Students investigate how weather and climate differ across regions and how people adapt, modify, and conserve resources in response to temperature, precipitation, and seasonal patterns.
Paid-members only Grade 4 Social Studies Units Unit Plan 3 (Grade 4 Social Studies): Landforms and Waterways Students explore major landforms and waterways in their state and region, examining how these features shape settlement, jobs, and travel while learning how people adapt to, modify, and care for their environment through hands-on mapping and stewardship activities.
Paid-members only Grade 4 Social Studies Units Unit Plan 2 (Grade 4 Social Studies): Mapping Our State Students learn to read and create detailed state maps using titles, legends, scales, grid coordinates, and directions, gathering information from multiple sources to locate cities, rivers, and borders accurately.
Paid-members only Grade 4 Social Studies Units Unit Plan 1 (Grade 4 Social Studies): Our State and Its Regions Students explore their state’s physical and cultural regions and compare urban, suburban, and rural communities using maps, questions, and local examples to understand how geography shapes ways of life.
Paid-members only Grade 4 Math Units Unit Plan 36 (Grade 4 Math): Cumulative Synthesis & Exhibition Show mastery across operations, place value, fractions, measurement, and geometry as students solve multi-step tasks, choose efficient strategies, model thinking clearly, and defend solutions with precise units and reasoning.
Paid-members only Grade 4 Math Units Unit Plan 35 (Grade 4 Math): Data & Geometry—Plots and Properties Create and interpret line plots with fractional measurements; use fraction operations to answer questions and connect data to shape properties, including parallel/perpendicular lines, angle types, and symmetry.
Paid-members only Grade 4 Math Units Unit Plan 34 (Grade 4 Math): Geometry + Angles—Integrated Tasks Draw and identify lines, rays, segments, and angle types; measure angles in degrees with a protractor; use angle addition and equations to find unknown angles in composed figures.
Paid-members only Grade 4 Math Units Unit Plan 33 (Grade 4 Math): Fractions & Decimals—Decision Making Flex between fractions and decimals to compare, convert, and solve mixed problems; choose efficient forms, justify equivalence, and support comparisons with benchmarks, models, and place-value reasoning.
Paid-members only Grade 4 Math Units Unit Plan 32 (Grade 4 Math): Patterns & Multiplicative Thinking—Revisited Generate and extend patterns; describe rules and features like growth and parity; distinguish additive vs. multiplicative patterns and model them with tables, equations, and real-world contexts.
Paid-members only Grade 4 Math Units Unit Plan 31 (Grade 4 Math): Multi-Digit Multiplication & Division—Applied Solve multi-step word problems with multi-digit multiplication and division; use estimation to check reasonableness and interpret remainders based on context.
Paid-members only Grade 4 Math Units Unit Plan 30 (Grade 4 Math): Measurement Applications—Perimeter/Area/Conversions Blend conversion tables with real-world area and perimeter tasks; keep units consistent, justify rounding, and show reasoning with labeled diagrams and checks for reasonableness.
Paid-members only Grade 4 Math Units Unit Plan 29 (Grade 4 Math): Symmetry—Lines that Balance Identify and draw lines of symmetry in 2D figures; complete mirror images and justify decisions with folds, tracing, grids, and precise vocabulary.
Paid-members only Grade 4 Math Units Unit Plan 28 (Grade 4 Math): Classifying 2D Figures—Properties First Classify 2D shapes by parallel/perpendicular lines and angle types; identify right triangles and describe quadrilateral properties using precise vocabulary, evidence, and models.
Paid-members only Grade 4 Math Units Unit Plan 27 (Grade 4 Math): Line Plots with Fractional Data Make line plots with fractional units (½, ¼, ⅛) and solve plot-based problems using fraction addition, subtraction, and fraction-by-whole multiplication with accurate units and justification.
Paid-members only Grade 4 Math Units Unit Plan 26 (Grade 4 Math): Compare Decimals—Place-Value Reasoning Compare decimals to hundredths using place-value reasoning; record with >, <, =; justify using models/number lines and the same-whole idea.
Paid-members only Grade 4 Math Units Unit Plan 25 (Grade 4 Math): Tenths and Hundredths—Making Equivalents Rename tenths as hundredths (e.g., 3/10 = 30/100) to add tenths + hundredths accurately; justify with 10×10 grids/number lines while keeping the same whole.
Paid-members only Grade 4 Math Units Unit Plan 24 (Grade 4 Math): Decimals to Hundredths—Notation & Models Express fractions with denominators 10 and 100 as decimals; model to hundredths on grids/number lines; explain equivalence (0.3 = 0.30 = 30/100) while maintaining a consistent whole.
Paid-members only Grade 4 Math Units Unit Plan 23 (Grade 4 Math): Multiply Fractions by Whole Numbers Multiply fractions by whole numbers using models and equations; explain a/b × n = (n × a)/b; convert improper↔mixed; solve word problems with units and reasonableness checks.