MAP 4th Grade Math

Explore essential fourth grade math skills and concepts, preparing for MAP tests and real-world problem solving.

Basic Concepts

Place Value and Number Sense

Understanding Big Numbers

Place value helps us know what each digit in a number means. In fourth grade, you'll work with numbers up to the millions!

  • The value of each digit depends on its place (ones, tens, hundreds, thousands, etc.).
  • Reading and writing large numbers becomes easy when you understand place value.

Comparing and Rounding

When you compare numbers, you decide which is greater or smaller. Rounding means making a number simpler but close to its value.

  • Round 4,652 to the nearest hundred: 4,700.
  • Compare 56,789 and 65,789: 65,789 is greater.

Real-World Uses

Place value is used in reading prices, population numbers, and scores in games!

Keywords

  • term: "Place Value" definition: "The value of a digit based on its position in a number."
  • term: "Rounding" definition: "Reducing a number to a nearby value that is easier to work with."

Examples

  • Writing 5,482 in words: five thousand, four hundred eighty-two.

  • Rounding 2,349 to the nearest thousand: 2,000.

In a Nutshell

Place value helps you read, write, and understand big numbers easily.