GA Milestones Math Grade 4 study materials
GA Milestones Math Grade 4 study resources

GA Milestones Math Grade 4 cheat sheet

GA Milestones Math Grade 4 · Keep the key ideas within reach.

Quick reference

Grade4 whole-number operations, equations and contextual remainders

  • Each place value is 10 times the place to its right.

  • Round by checking the digit immediately right of the target place.

  • The remainder in division must be less than the divisor.

  • A factor divides exactly; a multiple is a product with a whole number.

  • 1 is neither prime nor composite; 2 is the only even prime.

  • Estimate before multiplying to check the size of the product.

  • An equation is true only when both sides are equal.

  • Use a symbol for the unknown and write an equation that matches the situation.

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Grade4 fractions, mixed numbers and decimal notation

  • Equivalent fractions multiply or divide numerator and denominator by the same nonzero number.

  • With like denominators, compare numerators; with like numerators, compare denominators in reverse.

  • Add or subtract like-denominator fractions by operating on numerators only.

  • Tenths have one decimal place; hundredths have two.

  • Annexing zeros to the right of a decimal does not change its value.

  • Regroup whole numbers when a fraction sum exceeds 1 or a subtraction needs borrowing.

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Grade4 measurement, data, shapes and angles

  • Larger to smaller unit: multiply; smaller to larger unit: divide.

  • Perimeter is distance around, measured in linear units.

  • Area is coverage, measured in square units.

  • For a rectangle, P = 2(l + w) and A = l × w.

  • Each line-plot mark represents one data value.

  • Read the line-plot scale before counting marks.

  • A line has no endpoints, a segment has two, and a ray has one.

  • Angle size is measured in degrees and depends on the opening, not ray length.