1. Number operations—multiples, division, ordering, fraction/decimal placement, 3-digit number construction, 10× and 100× scaling 2. Fractions, decimals, percentages—fractions to complete sequences, shaded parts of shapes, equivalence, 1/4 shading to 75%, percent of pentagon 3. Geometry and measurement—symmetry, cube drawing on isometric grid, area and perimeter of compound shape, translation, triangle construction 4. Data handling—rainfall bar chart comparison, Venn diagrams, tally to graph transformation, interpreting different chart types (bar, pictogram, table) 5. Reasoning and problem solving—mass balance logic, estimation matching, class preferences, missing number in multiplication, statistical median and mode 6. Time and real-world contexts—clock time zone conversion, race time comparisons, probability statements, event duration estimates, tile shading to percent