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Maths Learning Objectives Overview

This document presents the learning objectives and skills for four units of mathematics. The objectives include representing and operating with numbers up to 10,000, fractions, geometry, graphs, and measurements. The skills focus on problem solving, discovering patterns, using different representations, and verifying solutions.

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Maths Learning Objectives Overview

This document presents the learning objectives and skills for four units of mathematics. The objectives include representing and operating with numbers up to 10,000, fractions, geometry, graphs, and measurements. The skills focus on problem solving, discovering patterns, using different representations, and verifying solutions.

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Learning Objectives

Unit 1

OA1Representar y describir números del 0 al 10 000: › contándolos de 10 en 10, de 100 en 100,


from 1,000 to 1,000 › reading them and writing them › representing them in concrete, pictorial form and
symbolic › comparing them and ordering them on the number line or the positional table ›
identifying the positional value of digits up to the ten-thousands › composing and
decomposing natural numbers up to 10,000 in additive form, according to their value
posicional.

OA2 Describe and apply mental calculation strategies: › counting forward and backward › doubling and
divide by 2 › by decomposition › use double the double to determine the multiplications
up to 10 x 10 and its corresponding divisions.

OA3 Demonstrate that they understand the addition and subtraction of numbers up to 1,000: › using
personal strategies for performing these operations › decomposing numbers
involved › estimating sums and differences › solving routine and non-routine problems
that include additions and subtractions › applying the algorithms, progressively, in addition
of up to 4 addends and in the subtraction of up to one subtrahend.

OA5 Demonstrate understanding of multiplying three-digit numbers by one-digit numbers.


digit: › using strategies with or without concrete material › using multiplication tables ›
estimating products › using the distributive property of multiplication with respect to addition ›
applying the multiplication algorithm › solving routine problems

OA6 Demostrar que comprenden la división con dividendos de dos dígitos y divisores de un
digit: › using strategies to divide, with or without concrete material › using the relationship that
exists between division and multiplication › estimating the quotient › applying the strategy by
decomposition of the dividend › applying the division algorithm

Unidad 2

OA15 Describir la localización absoluta de un objeto en un mapa simple con coordenadas


informal (for example: with letters and numbers) and the relative location to other objects.

OA13 Identify and describe numerical patterns in tables that involve an operation, of
manual method and/or educational software.

OA21 Perform conversions between units of time in the context of problem-solving


problems: the number of seconds in a minute, the number of minutes in an hour, the number
of days in a month and the number of months in a year.

Unit 3
OA8 Demonstrate understanding of fractions with denominators 100, 12, 10, 8, 6, 5, 4, 3, 2:
explaining that a fraction represents part of a whole or a group of elements and a place
on the number line › describing situations in which fractions can be used › showing
that a fraction can have different representations › comparing and ordering fractions
(for example: 1/100, 1/8, 1/5, 1/4, 1/2) with concrete and pictorial material.

OA9 Resolver adiciones y sustracciones de fracciones con igual denominador (denominadores


100, 12, 10, 8, 6, 5, 4, 3, 2) in a concrete and pictorial manner, in the context of problem solving
problems.

OA17 Demonstrate understanding of a line of symmetry: › identifying symmetrical 2D figures ›


creating 2D symmetrical figures › drawing one or more lines of symmetry in 2D figures › using
geometric software

OA19 Construct angles with the protractor and compare them.

Unit 4

OA27 Read and interpret pictograms and simple bar graphs with scale and communicate their
conclusions.

OA23 Demonstrate understanding of the concept of area of a rectangle and a square:


Recognizing that the area of a surface is measured in square units › selecting and
justifying the choice of the standardized unit (cm2 and m2) › determining and recording the
area in cm2 and m2 in nearby contexts › building different rectangles for a given area
(cm2 and m2), to show that different rectangles can have the same area › using software
geometric

Skills

Unit 1 'Decimal System; Addition and Subtraction of Numbers'

1 Solve problems given or created

5.1 Discover mathematical regularities (the positional value in the decimal system)

7 Check a solution and justify its reasoning

Unit 2 'Localization of 3D Figures and Measurements'

5.2 Discover mathematical regularities such as patterns and communicate them to others.

1 Solve problems given or created

12 Use appropriate forms of representation, such as diagrams and tables, with language
specific technician and with the correct mathematical symbols
Unit 2 'Representing and Expressing Numbers and Operations'

6 Make mathematical deductions in a concrete way.

14 Transfer a situation from one level of representation to another (for example: from the concrete
from the pictorial to the symbolic, and vice versa

Unit 3 'Fractions and Geometry'

12 Use appropriate forms of representation, such as diagrams and tables, with a language
specific technician, applying the correct mathematical symbols.

10.2 Translate a situation from the environment through a mathematical expression, with a
equation or with a pictorial representation

5.3 Discover mathematical regularities

6 Make mathematical deductions

Unit 4 'Decimals, Graphs, and Volume'

12 Use appropriate forms of representation, such as diagrams and tables, with a language
specific technician, applying the correct mathematical symbols

7 Check a solution and justify its reasoning

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