4th Grade Math Worksheets

Printable 4th grade math worksheets for multi-digit operations, multiplication, long division, factors and multiples, fractions, decimals, measurement conversions, geometry, graphs, word problems, and mathematical reasoning. Browse seasonal math, activities, skill practice, reasoning pages, topic practice, and supplemental math resources.

4th grade math worksheets at a glance

Grade
Grade 4
Skills
Multi-digit operations, multiplication, long division, factors and multiples, fractions, decimals, measurement conversions, geometry, graphs, word problems, and mathematical reasoning.
Format
Printable PDF math worksheets. Every worksheet has its own answer key.
Free resources
Free samples available throughout the library: the first three worksheets in every set.
Full library
Included with Faith Schooling All Access: every worksheet and answer key in the Faith Thinkers Math Practice Library.
Best use
Practice and reinforcement after instruction.

The first three worksheets in every set are free · All Access opens the rest and every answer key

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Practice pages support a program; they are not the lesson. These sheets reinforce Building Number Sense Grade 4, the sequenced K–5 math series from Faith Thinkers. See every program →

What the 4th Grade math worksheets cover

4th Grade practice reaches long division, factors and multiples, mixed numbers and fractions of a whole, tenths and hundredths, and lines and angles measured with a protractor.

Each set is deep enough to practice the same skill many times without repeating a page, and every sheet can be marked from its own key.

These are practice pages, not the lesson. Building Number Sense is the sequenced K–5 math curriculum on this site; these worksheets are where a child gets the repetitions afterwards.

What the 4th Grade sheets practice, set by set

  • Comparing and Ordering Numbers: Numbers up to a million compared and put in order.
  • Number Lines: Mixed numbers and decimals to hundredths on number lines, and a line plot in eighths of an inch.
  • Place Value: Numbers to the millions in a place-value chart, expanded form, rounding to any place, and multiplying by 10, 100 and 1,000.
  • Addition with Regrouping: Five-digit addition with regrouping; the sums decode a secret message.
  • Subtraction with Regrouping: Five-digit subtraction with borrowing, each answer checked by adding back.
  • Factors and Multiples: Factor pairs, the first six multiples of a number, and prime or composite.
  • Multi-Digit Multiplication: Two-digit by two-digit multiplication in partial products, with an estimate written first.
  • Long Division: Long division by a one-digit number with remainders, checked by multiplying back and adding the remainder.
  • Comparing and Ordering Decimals: Tenths and hundredths on hundred grids, decimals compared and rounded, and tenths added to hundredths.
  • Fractions: Fractions named on strips, compared, and matched to equivalent fractions in tenths and twelfths.
  • Mixed Number Operations and Fraction Multiplication: A whole number times a fraction, and mixed numbers added and subtracted, each shown with a model.
  • Elapsed Time: Elapsed time to the minute over more than an hour, and stories that work back to a start time.
  • Measurement Units: Scales and jugs to read, then kilograms turned into grams and hours into minutes.
  • Measurement: Length, time to the minute, and bills and coins with change from ten dollars.
  • Data: Tally marks to count into totals, a bar graph to draw from them, questions to read off it and three sentences to write.
  • Line Graphs: A line graph to read, then six points to plot and join, on a scale of two.
  • Lines and Angles: Lines, rays and angles to name, angles to measure with a protractor, and lines of symmetry.
  • Picture Graphs: Picture graphs with keys of two and five and half pictures, to read and then to draw from a table.
  • Geometry: Perimeter and area of rectangles from their side lengths, and a trapezoid and a parallelogram to draw.
  • Classifying Shapes: Quadrilaterals sorted by their sides, and always, sometimes or never statements about rhombuses, parallelograms and squares.
  • Patterns and Rules: Input and output tables: find the rule, continue the pattern and fill a table from a rule.
  • Find the Unknown: Multiplication and division families with two- and three-digit numbers.
  • Fix the Mistake: Worked four-digit sums and division with remainders, each with a mistake to find, fix and explain.
  • Reasoning & Fluency: All four operations, parts of a number, and four-digit sums worked out in boxes.
  • Quarter Check: A scored check: rounding to the nearest thousand, five-digit adding and subtracting, and multiplying and dividing by one digit.
  • Word Problems: Two-step stories with four-digit numbers and multiplication.
  • Interactive & Puzzles: Three-digit subtraction, two-digit times one digit and three-digit division; the answers color a design.

The 4th Grade clusters

  1. Numbers & Place Value — Comparing and Ordering Numbers, Number Lines, Place Value.
  2. The Four Operations — Fall Mixed, Spring Mixed, Summer Mixed, Winter Mixed, Addition with Regrouping, Fall Addition, Spring Addition, Summer Addition, Winter Addition, Fall Subtraction, Spring Subtraction, Subtraction with Regrouping, Summer Subtraction, Winter Subtraction, Factors and Multiples, Fall Multiplication, Multi-Digit Multiplication, Spring Multiplication, Summer Multiplication, Winter Multiplication, Long Division, Fall Division, Spring Division, Summer Division, Winter Division.
  3. Fractions & Decimals — Comparing and Ordering Decimals, Fractions, Mixed Numbers and Improper Fractions.
  4. Measurement, Money & Time — Elapsed Time, Measurement Units, Measurement.
  5. Geometry & Data — Data, Line Graphs, Lines and Angles, Picture Graphs, Geometry, Classifying Shapes.
  6. Sorting, Patterns & Logic — Patterns and Rules.
  7. Word Problems & Reasoning — Find the Unknown, Fix the Mistake, Reasoning & Fluency, Quarter Check, Word Problems.
  8. Practice, Fluency & Labs — Interactive & Puzzles.

Common questions

Which 4th Grade math worksheets are free?
The first three worksheets in every set. The free sheets are always practice pages, never answer keys; All Access opens the rest and every key.
Where should a 4th grader start?
Start with the skill your child is learning now rather than at the top of the page. Each set page says what the skill is, when a child is ready for it and what to do if they struggle.

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