Description

WHAT IS THIS PRODUCT

This is the editable Powerpoints version of the PEI Grade 4 Long-Range Plan — a full-year curriculum planning document aligned to the PEI curriculum. Unlike the free PDF version, this upgrade gives you a fully unlocked Powerpoints file you can make completely your own. Adjust unit timelines, add your own notes, swap in your school’s dates, and personalise every section to match how you actually teach. This is the planning tool that saves PEI Grade 4 teachers hours every single year.

This product is designed to support growing independence and deepening understanding across all subject areas, giving you a clear, organised overview of the entire school year in one place.

WHO IS THIS FOR

This resource is for Grade 4 teachers in PEI who want to walk into September with their whole year mapped out — and the flexibility to make it their own. Whether you’re a first-year teacher who needs a clear starting point or an experienced educator who’s tired of building from scratch every year, this editable long-range plan gives you a professional, curriculum-aligned framework you can trust and customise.

WHAT’S INCLUDED

One editable Powerpoints long-range plan file covering the full school year for Grade 4 in PEI. The file includes unit overviews for all core subject areas: Language Arts, Math, Social Studies and Science, HPE, Drama and Music, and Visual Arts. All units are pre-populated with curriculum-aligned content. Simply make a copy of the Powerpoints file, and it’s yours to edit forever.

SUBJECTS COVERED

Language Arts, Mathematics, Social Studies and Science, Health and Physical Education (HPE), Drama and Music (Arts), Visual Arts.

LANGUAGE ARTS UNITS

Predicting and Expository Writing: Students identify main ideas and details in multi-paragraph texts, restate and respond to readings, and begin researching non-fiction reports. Writing focuses on expository paragraphs and topic sentences, while grammar covers parts of speech, sentence types, conjunctions, and possessive plurals.
Connections and Narrative Plots: Students identify plot elements, characters, and problem and solution in stories. Writing develops structured narratives from planning through revision, with attention to character motivation and conflict. Grammar covers collective nouns, comparative adjectives, clauses, and advanced punctuation.
Main Idea and Report Writing: Students summarise fiction and non-fiction texts while analysing author’s purpose and narrator’s point of view. Writing builds a three-paragraph research report from brainstorming through peer editing. Grammar reinforces punctuation, commas, colons, and quotation marks in dialogue.
Evaluating and Persuasive Writing: Students evaluate fact, opinion, bias, and evidence across complex texts using mentor books as anchors. Writing develops persuasive essays with counterarguments and rhetorical devices, revised for strength. Grammar covers possessive and relative pronouns and verb tense including progressive.
Inferring and Writers Craft: Students analyse how authors build tension, theme, and mood across fiction genres through character decisions and literary devices. Writing develops complex narratives with refined dialogue, foreshadowing, and voice. Grammar covers linking verbs, perfect tense, interjections, and figurative language.
Synthesizing and Procedural Writing: Students analyse mood, tone, and bias while paraphrasing and summarising multi-paragraph texts. Writing develops detailed procedural texts refined for clarity and logical sequencing. Grammar covers modifiers, parallelism, active voice, and advanced sentence variety for effect.

MATH UNITS

How do Things Compare: Students read and write numbers up to 10,000, work with decimals to hundredths, and compare and order fractions with like and unlike denominators. They interpret bar graphs and line plots, and measure using metres, kilograms, and litres. *Financial Literacy content can be used as additional life skills learning
How Much More: Students add and subtract numbers up to 10,000, apply properties like commutative and associative rules, and work with decimals to hundredths. They also practise making change and budgeting with amounts over $100.
Groups and Balance: Students develop multiplication strategies and solve problems with up to 3-digit by 1-digit numbers. They build fluency through practice and are introduced to variables and algebraic thinking by identifying and modelling unknowns in equations.
Pieces and Parts: Students place fractions on number lines, find equivalent fractions, and compare using models. They apply multiplication properties and develop division strategies with remainders to solve word problems. Probability is introduced using real-world examples and simple experiments.
The Space Around Us: Students classify 2D and 3D shapes by their properties, calculate rectangle area using manipulatives, and convert between metric units. They plot and read coordinates on a Cartesian plane and identify and extend geometric and numeric patterns.
What’s the Story: Students collect and display data using bar graphs and infographics, and calculate mean, median, and mode. They solve equations and inequalities, explore payment methods and financial literacy, and build foundational technology skills. *financial literacy and coding content are addional learning opportunities.

SOCIAL STUDIES AND SCIENCE UNITS

Habitats & Communities, Light Energy & Optics, Prince Edward Island: Land, History & Peoples, Sound, Mi’kmaq Land Rights & Acadian Heritage, Rocks & Minerals

HPE UNITS

What is Community, Nutrition, Understanding Media Messages, Substance Use, Mental Health, Digital Citizenship and Online Safety, Personal Safety, Smart Choices, Creating and Contributing Responsibly, Growth and Development

ARTS AND DRAMA UNITS

Community Building, Genres in Music, Types of Drama, Musical Form, Body, Face and Voice, Music in Film, Setting the Scene, Rhythm, Tension in Drama, Production Skills Review

VISUAL ARTS UNITS

Colour, Line, Shape, Texture, Space, Value, Form, Line & Space, Colour & Texture, Form, Value & Shape

WHY TEACHERS LOVE IT

Long-range plans are one of the most time-consuming parts of back-to-school planning — and they’re also one of the most important. This editable version gives you a complete, professional, curriculum-aligned plan for PEI Grade 4 without spending your summer building one from scratch. The Powerpoints format means you can easily adjust timelines, move units, add your school’s specific details, and print or share with your administration. Thousands of Canadian teachers use Madly Learning resources to reclaim their planning time — this long-range plan is where a great year begins.

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