Long Jump Skills, Rules and Safety for Primary 4
The long jump combines an approach run, take-off, flight and landing in a sand pit. A controlled run-up and safe landing improve the…
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Long-Distance Races, Techniques, Rules and Safety for Primary 4
Long-distance races require sustained effort rather than all-out sprinting. Pacing, breathing, hydration and preparation help runners avoid early fatigue.
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Middle-Distance Races, Techniques, Rules and Safety for Primary 4
Middle-distance running combines speed with endurance. A steady pace, controlled breathing and a strong finish help runners cover the race safely.
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Nigerian Peoples, Ethnic Groups and National Unity for Primary 4
Nigeria's ethnic diversity includes many languages and traditions. Respectful relationships between communities strengthen cooperation and national unity.
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Meaning of Open Sentences and Finding Missing Numbers for Primary 4
An open sentence becomes true when the missing number is replaced with the correct value. A box or letter can represent the unknown…
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Rounding Numbers and Estimating Sums, Products and Measurements for Primary 4
Rounding replaces a number with a nearby simpler value. Estimates of costs, distances or calculations help check whether an exact answer is reasonable.
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Division of Whole Numbers with and without Remainders for Primary 4
Division shares a quantity equally or divides it into equal groups. A remainder is the amount left when the quantity cannot be divided…
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Squares and Square Roots of Numbers for Primary 4
Squaring a number means multiplying it by itself: 6 × 6 = 36. The square root reverses the process, so the square root…
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Multiplication of Whole Numbers, Fractions and Decimals for Primary 4
Multiplication combines equal groups efficiently. Whole numbers, fractions and decimals follow related rules, but place value affects the answer.
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Addition and Subtraction of Decimals for Primary 4
Decimal numbers use a point to separate whole units from tenths and hundredths. Keeping decimal points aligned helps with addition and subtraction.
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Addition and Subtraction of Fractions and Mixed Numbers for Primary 4
Fractions with the same denominator can be added or subtracted by combining their numerators. Mixed numbers may need conversion or regrouping.
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Addition and Subtraction of Whole Numbers for Primary 4
Adding four-digit numbers joins place values in columns; subtraction finds the difference. Regrouping is used when a column needs extra units.
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