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In grade 4, students found whole-number quotients and remainders, with up to four-digit dividends and one-digit divisors, using strategies based on place value and partial quotients. In grade 5, they extend this work to include quotients involving two-digit divisors.
Students begin with an exploration that relates division of large numbers to a real-world context, a world-record event for making the...
This section introduces the standard algorithm for multiplication, extending students’ earlier work on multiplication. In grade 4, students used diagrams and partial-products algorithms to find the product of a number up to four digits and a one-digit number, and the product of 2 two-digit numbers. They attended to the role of place value along the way.
Students revisit these strategies...
The final section invites students to use multiplication and division of whole numbers to estimate large quantities and solve real-world and mathematical problems.
Students encounter area and volume problems in the context of geography—the area of U.S. states—and everyday consumption—the volume of milk consumed, the area of plastic waste in the Pacific Ocean, and the volume of recyclable plastic shipped...