level 3
 

NUMBER


5-Digit Numbers
Counting, Reading, and Writing
Recognize the Place Value "Ten Thousands"
Solve Simple Problems

Addition and Substraction I
V
Perform Addition and Subtraction Within Four Places
Apply the Commutative and Associative Properties of Addition in Computation
Solve Simple Problems
Estimate the Answers

Multiplication I
Perform Multiplication with Multiplier 1 Digit and Multiplicand 2 Digits
Perform Multiplication with Multiplier 1 Digit and Multiplicand 3 Digits
Solve Problems
Estimate the Answers

Division I
Perform Basic Division by Short Division
Perform Division with Divisor 1 Digit and Dividend 2 Digits
Perform Division with Divisor 1 Digit and Dividend 3 Digits
Solve Problems
Estimate the Answers

Mixed Operations I
Recognize and Use Parentheses in Mixed Operations
Perform Mixed Operations of: 1) Multiplication and Addition; 2) Multiplication and Subtraction (For Sums Involving at Most 2 Operations)
Solve Problems Involving Addition and Subtraction, Multiplication and Addition, and Multiplication and Subtraction
Estimate the Answers

Fractions I
Develop the Concept of Fractions as Part of One Whole and a Part of a Set of Objects
Recognize the Relationship between Fractions and 1
Compare Fractions with Same Denominator or Numerator
Solve Simple Word Problems

MEASURES


Length and Distance IV
Understand the Need for Using a Unit Greater than "Meter" for Measurement
Introduce "Kilometer"
Compare Lengths of Objects and Distances between Objects Using "Kilometer"
Understand the Necessity of Using a Unit Smaller than "Centimeter" for Measurement
Introduce "Millimeter"
Compare Lengths of Objects and Distances between Objects Using "Millimeter"
Choose the Appropriate Tools for Measuring
Record Lengths of Objects and Distances Between Objects with Appropriate Units
Solve Simple Problems

Time III
Introduce "Second"
Tell Time
Record the Duration of Time for Different Activities Using "Second"
Record the Duration of Time for Different Activities Using "Hour and Minute" or "Minute and Second"

Capacity
Develop the Concept of Capacity
Compare the Capacity of Containers Directly
Measure and Compare the Capacity of Containers Using Improvised Units
Understand the Need for Using Standard Units
Measure and Compare the Capacity of Containers Using "Liter" and "Milliliter"
Measure with Appropriate Tools
Record the Capacity of Containers with Appropriate Units

Time IV
Introduce the "24-Hour Time"
Tell Time from 24-Hour Clocks
Recognize the Use of "24-Hour Time" in Daily Life Situations

SHAPE AND SPACE


Parallel and Perpendicular Lines
Recognize Parallel Lines
Make Parallel Lines in a Variety of Ways
Recognize Perpendicular Lines
Make Perpendicular Lines in a Variety of Ways

Quadrilaterals I
I
Develop an Understanding of the Characteristics of Squares and Rectangles
Develop an Understanding of the Characteristics of Parallelograms
Compare the Characteristics of Squares, Rectangles, and Parallelograms

Angles II
Recognize Acute Angles and Obtuse Angles
Compare the Sizes of Angles

Triangles
Recognize the Simple Characteristics of Triangles
Recognize Some Special Triangles, such as Right-Angled Triangles, Isosceles Triangles, Equilateral Triangles and Scalene Triangles
Make Triangles

DATA HANDLING


Block Graphs
Read and Discuss Block Graphs
Construct Block Graphs: 1) Collect Data and Construct Freq. Tables; 2) Construct Graphs Using a One-to-One Representation; 3) Discuss the Block Graphs Constructed
Estimate the Average from Block Graphs

Bar Charts I
Read and Discuss Simple Bar Charts, and Introduce the Vertical and Horizontal Axes
Construct Simple Bar Charts: 1) Use 1-to-1 Representation; 2) Use 2-to-2, 1-to-5, or 1-to-10 Representation; 3) Discuss the Bar Charts Constructed
Estimate the Average from Bar Charts