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In this section, students generate geometric and numerical patterns that follow a given rule and analyze features of these patterns that are not explicit in their rule. They use these features to predict future terms in a pattern sequence. To make predictions, students use their understanding of operations and place value.
The section begins with patterns that are more concrete—such...
In this section, students use their knowledge of multiplication, place value, and area of rectangles to multiply one-digit numbers and numbers up to four digits, and to multiply pairs of two-digit numbers.
A key thread in this section is the idea of decomposing factors—particularly by place value—as a productive way of finding products. Students explore this idea with concrete and...
In IM Grade 3, students made sense of division in relation to multiplication and equal-size groups. They reasoned about division problems in context and found whole-number quotients from two-digit dividends and one-digit divisors. In this section, students find quotients from larger dividends (up to four digits), investigate new division strategies and ways to represent them, and interpret division situations that...
In the final section of this unit, students engage with a variety of contextual problems that involve multi-digit numbers and all four operations. The problems can be approached in many ways, presenting students with opportunities to choose their strategies and representations strategically. Many of them also involve multiple steps and justifications, prompting students to practice constructing logical reasoning and critiquing...