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Grade 4 Mathematics

Ages 9–10 · 17 units · 68 lessons

How this course is shaped

Introduction

This is the Grade 4 Mathematics course (Ages 9–10). It is written so a child can learn with a teacher, a parent, or a careful older sibling. Every lesson tells you what will happen, why it matters, how to try it, and how to know you understood. The PlusOne / HBC teacher’s guide PDF sits beside the lessons so you can open the original pages when you want the full book.

What you will learn

You will grow in Mathematics through these units: Number; Arabic and Roman numerals; Proper fractions; Mixed numbers; Decimal numbers; Percentages; Addition of whole numbers; Subtraction of whole numbers (0 – 10 000); Multiplication of whole numbers; Division of whole numbers and 7 more units. By the end you should be able to talk about each idea, try a task, and connect it to home and Zimbabwe.

How we learn

Each unit has four lessons: Discover, Learn, Practise, and Show. Read the PDF when you want extra examples. Do the ‘Your turn’ work in a book. Mistakes are part of the path — we correct them kindly and try again.

What you need

A pencil, an exercise book, and a quiet place to sit. Counters such as bottle tops, stones or beans. A ruler if you have one.

Units and lessons

1. Number

This unit is called “Number”. In Grade 4 Mathematics we will stay with this idea until it feels friendly. We will see it, say it, try it, and then show it. You do not need to finish in one day.

8. Subtraction of whole numbers (0 – 10 000)

This unit is called “Subtraction of whole numbers (0 – 10 000)”. In Grade 4 Mathematics we will stay with this idea until it feels friendly. We will see it, say it, try it, and then show it. You do not need to finish in one day.

12. Highest Common Factor (HCF) and Lowest Common

This unit is called “Highest Common Factor (HCF) and Lowest Common”. In Grade 4 Mathematics we will stay with this idea until it feels friendly. We will see it, say it, try it, and then show it. You do not need to finish in one day.

17. Money

This unit is called “Money”. In Grade 4 Mathematics we will stay with this idea until it feels friendly. We will see it, say it, try it, and then show it. You do not need to finish in one day.

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