1. The Fish Tale 

    Content: This chapter introduces mathematical concepts through a story about fish, including the use of numbers in real life situations like measurements and distance. 

    Objective: To help students understand the application of basic arithmetic and estimation in everyday contexts.

2. Shapes and Angles 

    Content: Students explore different geometric shapes and angles, learning to identify and measure angles using simple tools. 

    Objective: To develop spatial awareness and an understanding of basic geometry.

3. How Many Squares 

    Content: Focuses on calculating areas using square units, through practical exercises involving tiling and covering surfaces. 

    Objective: To introduce the concept of area and how it can be measured using grids and squares.

4. Parts and Wholes 

    Content: This chapter delves into fractions, teaching how to identify, represent, and compare parts of a whole. 

    Objective: To build a foundation in fractions and their use in representing parts of objects or quantities.

5. Does it Look the Same? 

    Content: Explores symmetry, including reflections and patterns, helping students understand concepts of balance in shapes. 

    Objective: To foster an understanding of symmetry and its application in design and nature.

6. Be My Multiple, I’ll be Your Factor 

    Content: Introduces the concept of multiples and factors, explaining how numbers relate to each other through division and multiplication. 

    Objective: To develop number sense by recognizing patterns in multiplication and division.

7. Can You See the Pattern? 

    Content: This chapter focuses on identifying patterns in numbers and shapes, encouraging logical reasoning. 

    Objective: To enhance problem solving skills by recognizing and extending patterns.

8. Mapping Your Way 

    Content: Introduces the concept of maps and scales, helping students understand distances and directions in real life scenarios. 

    Objective: To build skills in interpreting maps and understanding spatial relationships.

9. Boxes and Sketches 

    Content: Focuses on three dimensional objects and how they can be represented using sketches and nets. 

    Objective: To improve spatial visualization and understand 3D shapes and their 2D representations.

10. Tenths and Hundredths 

     Content: Introduces decimals as an extension of fractions, helping students understand the place value system in decimals. 

     Objective: To strengthen the concept of decimal numbers and their usage in measuring small quantities.

11. Area and its Boundary 

     Content: Covers the calculation of area and perimeter of different shapes using standard units. 

     Objective: To understand how to measure the boundary and surface area of objects.

12. Smart Charts 

     Content: Students learn to represent data visually using bar graphs, pie charts, and tables. 

     Objective: To develop skills in data interpretation and presentation using graphs and charts.

13. Ways to Multiply and Divide 

     Content: Focuses on various strategies for multiplication and division, including mental math techniques. 

     Objective: To enhance fluency in basic arithmetic operations through diverse methods.

14. How Big? How Heavy? 

     Content: This chapter teaches students how to estimate and measure length, weight, and volume using standard units. 

     Objective: To provide practical knowledge of measurement in everyday contexts, using standard units.