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Kids in fourth grade are learning how to multiply fractions. This helps them solve word problems about real-life things, like cups of sugar. Watch this video from Understood founding partner GreatSchools to see how kids learn this skill.
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In third grade, kids work on word problems that involve multiplying and dividing. Watch this video from Understood founding partner GreatSchools to see how they learn to solve these tricky word problems.
Multiplication gets harder in fourth grade. Kids have to multiply larger numbers and be able to explain how theyre doing it. Their methods may be different than the ones you learned. But this video from Understood founding partner GreatSchools explains how to know if your child is on track.
Comparing fractions gets tougher in fourth grade. Kids this age usually have several strategies that can help. This video from Understood founding partner GreatSchools explains what they are.
