Grade 4 math worksheets
Fourth graders work with multi-digit numbers up to 1,000,000: adding, subtracting, multiplying by one and two digits and dividing by one digit. They also work with fraction equivalence and operations, factors and multiples, angles and symmetry.
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Editor's picks for Grade 4, chosen from the usual grade sequence rather than from usage data.
Common practice topics
Addition
Subtraction
Multiplication
Division
Word Problems
Comparing Numbers
Place Value
Rounding
Money
Measurement
Number Patterns
Factors and Multiples
Time
Fractions
Geometry
How Grade 4 builds
Whole-number fluency scales up to four- and five-digit numbers, with multiplication and division facts treated as review. Fractions move from equivalence and comparison to adding like denominators and multiplying by a whole number. Geometry turns to lines, angles and symmetry.
Using the worksheets
Warm-up
Use a fact-review sheet (multiplication facts within 100) as a quick opener before a longer multi-digit lesson.
Homework
Pick one multi-digit multiplication or division sheet at Standard; the answer key lets parents check each step.
Review
Use the fractions and factors sheets to revisit a unit a few weeks later, where recall of equivalence and prime numbers tends to fade.
Small-group support
Back up a grade where needed: the without-regrouping sheets isolate place value from the regrouping step.
Every worksheet is freshly generated with a separate answer key. Related standards appear on each topic and skill page as Common Core–informed practice, not a claim of official alignment. Nearby: Grade 3 · Grade 5.