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    Originally Posted by sblora
    At our school, public in Research Triangle area of NC:

    long division and dd multiplication would be 4th
    haven't really delved into square roots except briefly at the end of 4th, expect more in 5th
    measuring angles starting in 3rd
    fractions are all late 4th, early 5th as are decimals and percentages

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    We use Everyday Math and I agree with this time schedule.

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    So everyone else had kids using protractors before 5th? Huh. I suppose I can't swear DD hasn't done this, but I'm not aware of it having happened.

    Re long division, I definitely consider 255/5 to be really different from 135794/67, or whatever. I hit a wall when I learned real long division as a child. It was the first math concept I really had trouble with (I am not a math person).

    ETA: ah, rather like puffin, I see--except I never got any love back for the subject! wink Anyway, it was a little astonishing to see DD master hard long division problems in two days (and then get a 100 on the test). I seem to recall struggling with it for weeks, though I may be overdramatizing this. She DID complain a little.

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