Arithmetic process symbols for basic operations

In Class IV arithmetic, students learn to use standard symbols for basic operations like addition (+), subtraction (-), multiplication (× or *), and division (÷ or /). They also learn to use the equals sign (=) and symbols for greater than (>) and less than (<). Additionally, they are introduced to the concept of fractions and their representation, including halves and quarters. 

Here's a more detailed breakdown:

• Basic Operations:

• Addition (+): Used to combine quantities. 

• Subtraction (-): Used to find the difference between quantities. 

• *Multiplication (× or ): Used to represent repeated addition. 

• Division (÷ or /): Used to split a quantity into equal parts. 

• Fractions:

• Students learn to represent fractions like halves (1/2) and quarters (1/4). 

• Geometry and Measurement:

• Class IV math includes recognizing basic shapes, understanding length, weight, capacity, and time. 

• Problem Solving:

• Students apply these symbols and concepts to solve various word problems.