Currency conversions, consumer budgeting, and geometric angle classifications characterise Grade 4 Mathematics in Term 3, organising 36 practical lessons across 9 pages. Tasks link directly with KLB Visionary Mathematics Grade 4 pages 130 through 169.
Coursework employs fake currency notes, clock dials, geometric protractors, and tablet calculation software grouped under key strands:
- Money and Shopping: converting shillings into cents and vice versa, computing grocery store change, and simulating shopping stalls in weeks 1 and 2.
- Financial Literacy: distinguishing essential needs from discretionary wants, tracking personal pocket money, and practising savings during week 2.
- Position and Direction: identifying quarter, half, and three-quarter turns, and demonstrating clockwise and anticlockwise movements in weeks 2 and 3.
- Angles and Measurement: identifying right, acute, and obtuse angles in real objects, measuring turn degrees, and sitting end-of-term evaluations during week 8.
