Communication and CollaborationCC

  • 1

    Collect and document evidence to share information with others in charts, tables, presentations or text. 4.CC.1

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      Share evidence in the form of charts, tables, presentations or text.4.CC.1a

  • 2

    Communicate the solution(s) of a problem/analysis either orally, visually, or in writing, including process steps, findings or conclusions. 4.CC.2

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      Communicate the solution to a problem by identifying steps in a process or a key finding. 4.CC.2a

  • 3

    Identify and implement roles and responsibilities to collaborate in various group settings (i.e., online, onsite and/or hybrid) and situations. 4.CC.3

    1. a

      Carry out the responsibilities for a role while working in a group setting. 4.CC.3a

  • 4

    Communicate specific constraints and criteria established for an investigation.4.CC.4

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      Communicate a constraint (e.g., "We can only use the tape and string provided.") or criteria (e.g., "Our crane has to lift 5 paperclips.") for an investigation. 4.CC.4a

  • 5

    Critique or support methods, investigations or arguments using evidence-based reasoning.4.CC.5

    1. a

      Use evidence-based reasoning to determine which methods are best suited for the intended outcome. 4.CC.5a

Data Analysis and MeasurementDM

  • 1

    Determine appropriate measurement tools to perform measurements, calculations, and conversions (e.g., fractions, decimals, pounds, perimeter, area, kilograms to grams) defined in grade level content standards to analyze real-world scenarios.4.DM.1

    1. a

      Use appropriate measurement tools to record measurements (e.g., fractions, decimals, pounds, perimeter, area, kilograms to grams) defined in grade level content standards in real-world scenarios. 4.DM.1a

  • 2

    Construct visual representations defined in grade level content standards (e.g., bar graphs, charts, line plots, frequency tables) to determine patterns, using digital tools when possible and feasible. 4.DM.2

    1. a

      Determine patterns in visual representations defined in grade level content standards (e.g., bar graphs, charts), using digital tools when possible and feasible. 4.DM.2a

  • 3

    Evaluate reasonableness of observations, results, and solutions throughout processes.4.DM.3

    1. a

      Categorize observations, results, or solutions throughout processes as reasonable or unreasonable.4.DM.3a

  • 4

    Choose data sets and analysis methods to support the inquiry process. 4.DM.4

    1. a

      Describe how data sets support the inquiry process. 4.DM.4a

Inquiry-Based Approaches and Problem SolvingIPS

  • 1

    Plan and conduct an investigation to answer a specific question or solve a specific problem.4.IPS.1

    1. a

      Identify a question to answer or problem to solve; plan and conduct an investigation to answer the question or solve the problem. 4.IPS.1a

  • 2

    Decompose a complex problem into smaller steps or sequences to evaluate (e.g., what should be done first, second). 4.IPS.2

    1. a

      Decompose a problem and identify the order of steps from the beginning to the end.4.IPS.2a

  • 3

     Determine one or more viable solutions using data and information to resolve a scenario given criteria and constraints.4.IPS.3

    1. a

      Find one or more viable solutions using data or information to resolve a given scenario working within specific criteria and constraints.4.IPS.3a

Applications and Modeling AM

  • 1

    Apply symbols and relationships (e.g., place value, equations, operations) to represent physical or conceptual objects (e.g., letters, numbers, or displays of color may represent objects).4.AM.1

    1. a

      Identify symbols and relationships (e.g., operations or equations) that represent physical or simple conceptual objects (e.g., letters, numbers, or displays of color may represent objects).4.AM.1a

  • 2

    Create a model showing a subsystem as part of a larger system. 4.AM.2

    1. a

      Identify a subsystem of a larger system using a simple model (e.g., the roots of a tree, wheels on a bike, students in a classroom). 4.AM.2a

Information and Digital LiteracyIDL

  • 1

    Identify and evaluate the impact of technology when selecting tools to solve a problem in order to determine the most effective solution. 4.IDL.1

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      Identify the effects of technology when choosing tools for problem-solving and finding the best solution.4.IDL.1a

  • 2

    Review and compile information from multiple sources to solve a problem.4.IDL.2

    1. a

      Gather and use information from different sources to solve problems.4.IDL.2a

  • 3

    Describe how solutions or technologies are adapted to meet the changing needs and wants of individuals or communities.4.IDL.3

    1. a

      Explain how changing technology can better serve the needs and wants of people or communities. 4.IDL.3a

Frequently asked questions

What grade levels do these standards cover?
Grade 4