Curriculum Map Grade 4 222
Curriculum Map Grade 4 222
Discussion
Showing how
to write large
numbers using
a place value
chart
Guiding the
students in
identifying the
periods, place
values, and
values in
numbers
Pointing out
how the value
of a digit is
obtained by
writing a
number in
expanded
form
Providing
several
examples
to test the
students’
understandi
ng
Drill and
Practice
Practicing
basic
multiplicat
ion facts
using
window
cards
Review
Multiplying by
1- to 2- digit
numbers
Discussion
Guiding the
students in
analyzing
word
problems
Asking
comprehensio
n questions to
lead the
students to
decide on the
operations to
use
Having the
students solve
for the hidden
question first
then the
answer to the
problem
Reminding the
students to
write
a complete
answer
FIRST QUARTER CHAPTER 3
INSTITUTION
TERM/ UNIT TOPIC: CONTENT PERFORMANC K-12 COMPETENCIE ACTIVITIES ASSESSMENT RESOURCES AL CORE
DURATION CONTENT STANDARD (CS) E STANDARD COMPETENC S / SKILLS VALUES
(PS) Y
Drill and
Practice
Practicing basic
multiplication and
division facts
using fact
triangles
Review
Dividing 3- to 4-
M4NS-If-54.3 M4NS-Ie-1 digit numbers by 1-
Divide 3- to 4- digit numbers
digit numbers by Familiarize the without remainder
LESSON 1 steps in dividing
1- to 2-digit
One- to Two- numbers (A) Demonstration
numbers without
Digit Divisors Illustrating the
and with M4NS-Ie-1.1
WEEK 5 remainder algorithm for Formative
LESSON 2 Written exercise
Solve problems dividing by 1- Having
Dividing by 10, to 2-digit Laptop, book,
M4NS-If-54.4 involving 3 to 4 Problem solving perseveran
100, and numbers picture of a library ce in
digit by 1 to 2 digit
1000 Divide 3- to 4- Explaining with shelves of arriving at
divisor (A) how trial books the correct
digit numbers by
divisor helps solution
tens or hundreds M4NS-Ie-2
or by 1000 in division Having
without and with Solving problems Showing accuracy
remainder in division with how Having
higher digits (A) checking accuracy
is done Being
Providing cooperative
several
examples
for
students to
practice on
Drill and
Practice
Practicing basic
division facts
using window
cards
Review
Multiplying
numbers by 10,
100, and 1000
Inductive Method
Working out
division
problems
cooperatively
with the
students
Leading the
students to
observe the
pattern as they
solve each
example
Pointing out
what
happens
when a
number with
no terminal
zeros is
divided by
10, 100, and
1000
M4NS-If-3 Drill and Applying
M4NS-Ig-55.2 Define estimation Practice knowledge
Estimate the
(A) Practicing basic gained to
LESSON 3 quotient of 3- to multiplication and real-life
Estimating 4-digit dividends division facts activities
by 1- to 2-digit M4NS-If-3.1
WEEK 6 Quotients Estimate quotients using fact that call
divisors with triangles for
reasonable results based on the
LESSON 4 numbers presented estimation
Mental Division
(M) Review Being diligent
M4NS-Ig-52.3 Dividing 3- to 4- Being
Divide mentally digit numbers by cooperative
2- to 3- digit M4NS-If-4
multiples of 10 Having
numbers by 1- Familiarizing the accuracy
digit numbers Guided Learning sense of self-
different Formative
without Explaining what reliance
fundamental Oral
remainder using the students have
operations and steps and
appropriate to find when a
in dividing numbers problem asks for written
strategies (A) exercise
about how many
Taking up the s
M4NS-If-4.1 solution to a Think-Pair-
Divide mentally Answer the given problem with Share
2- to 4- digit problems without the class Problem solving
numbers by tens writing the given Pointing out
or hundreds or by (A) how to use
1000 without and compatible
with remainder numbers
Giving the
students more
examples
Drill and Practice
Practicing basic
division facts using
fact triangles
Review
Recalling the
concept of
compatible
numbers
Demonstration
Showing how
to rename
dividends to
divide
numbers
mentally
Providing
several
examples
for
students to
practice
on
Drill and
M4NS-Ih-56.3 M4NS-Ig-5 Practice
Memorizing the Practicing basic
steps in division multiplication and
Solve routine and (A) division facts
nonroutine using fact
problems M4NS-Ig-5.1 triangles
involving Answering word
division of 3- to problems involving Review Having
4-digit numbers money using Dividing by 1- to compassi
by 1- to 2-digit 2-digit numbers on
division (A)
numbers towards
including money Discussion victims of
using appropriate M4NS-Ig-6 calamities
Discussing
Identifying the
problem- solving problems in the with the Giving
strategies and given situation (A) students how to importance to
tools solve a learning how
LESSON 5 M4NS-Ig-6.1 problem to be well-
One-Step Categorizing the Having the Formative prepared if a
Division M4NS-Ih-56.4 students Problem solving
values in the given disaster
WEEK 7 Problems
problem (A)
read a situation Think-Pair- occurs
Solve multistep and asking Share Being
LESSON 6 routine and them Homework respectful
Multistep M4NS-Ig-6.2
nonroutine comprehension and loving
Problems in Solve problems
problems questions to to the
Division involving money
involving analyze the elders
division and any (A) given facts Being
of the other Finding the cooperative
operations of solution Having
whole numbers cooperatively perseverance
including money with the class
using appropriate Pointing out
problem- solving the previously
strategies and discussed
tools concepts
Review
Having a short
review on the
steps to follow in
problem solving
Guided Learning
Presenting and
asking
comprehensio
n questions
about two-
and three-step
word
problems
Leading the
students in
applying the
four- step plan
Having the
students check
the answer by
working
backward
Review
M4NS-Ii-57.3 Recalling how to
Create problems create word
involving problems
division without
or with any other
operations of Discussion
whole numbers
Having the
including money,
students follow
with reasonable
the pointers in
answers creating a word
M4NS-Ih-7 problem for a
Create problems given set of
M4NS-Ii-61.1 involving division facts
without or with any Letting the
other operations of students use the
Represent whole numbers four-step plan in Formative
and explain including money, solving the Written exercise
LESSON 7 Multiplicatio with reasonable problems they Problem solving Having
Creating Word n, Division, answers (T) have formulated accuracy
Problems Addition, Summative Being patient
WEEK 8 Subtraction M4NS-Ig-8 Review Written exercise Valuing the
LESSON 8 (MDAS) Recalling how
Define MDAS (A) Problem solving importance of
Order of correctly to solve a word teamwork
Operations problem
M4NS-Ig-8.1 Having
M4NS-Ij-62.1 Pointing out accuracy
Solve fundamental
operations using that writing an Practicing
Perform a equation is an tolerance
MDAS rule (A)
series of two important step
or more in problem
operations solving
Demonstration
Illustrating
Perform a series
how the
of two or more
MDAS rule is
operations
applied in
applying
simplifying
Multiplication,
number
Division,
expressions
Addition,
Providing
Subtraction
several
(MDAS)
examples
correctly
written on
perception
cards
Emphasizing the
meaning of the
acronym MDAS
PERFORMANCE TASK #1
WORD PROBLEM CONSTRUCTION
GOAL Your goal is to create word problems using multiplication or addition or subtraction
ROLE Your role is to connect math concepts into real world problems
AUDIENCE Your audience are your fellow classmates and your teacher
SITUATION You are going to create word problems involving money that can apply into real-life scenarios
PRODUCT You will produce a word problem with correct answers that will easily understand by your classmates
STANDARDS Math
Clarity
Neatness and Construction
Real-life Apllication
Rubric for Creating Word Problems Involving Money using Multiplication or Addition or Subtraction
Problem is clear, concise, and easy Problem is mostly clear but may Problem is unclear and difficult to Problem is confusing and lacks
Problem Clarity
to understand. have minor ambiguities. follow. clarity.
Use of Multiplication or Correctly uses multiplication in the Uses multiplication correctly but Attempts to use multiplication but Does not use multiplication or uses
subtraction or addition problem with appropriate values. may have slight errors in values. has significant errors. it incorrectly.
Problem effectively relates to a real- Problem relates to real-life but may Limited connection to real-life No connection to real-life money
Real-life Application
life money situation. lack some relevance. situations. situations.
Answer is accurate and clearly Answer is mostly accurate with Answer is present but significantly No answer provided or answer is
Reasonable Answer
derived from the problem. minor calculation errors. incorrect or unclear. completely incorrect.