4th Grade Worksheets

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Quick answer: 4th grade worksheets (also searched as grade 4 worksheets, or Class 4 worksheets in Pakistan and India; Year 5 in the UK) are for nine- and ten-year-olds tackling big-number math for the first time: multiplying two-digit numbers, long division, equivalent fractions and first decimals, alongside reading for theme and inference and writing organized paragraphs. This page links 289 free 4th grade worksheets across math, reading, science and geography, each a printable PDF with an answer key, plus a generator for unlimited new copies. Updated October 2026.

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How many worksheets for 4th graders are on this page?

Right now this page links 289 free worksheets for 4th graders, as PDFs for US Letter and A4. Math is the biggest group at 219 sheets (76% of the page), led by times tables, multiplication, fractions and decimals. The first table shows the split by subject, and the second lists every topic with a link:

Each topic page has a Customize button for new numbers or words, so a sheet that is too easy or too hard can be regenerated at once.

What fourth graders learn

Fourth grade stretches every skill to bigger numbers and deeper reading. The targets below follow the Common Core grade 4 math standards; pick free 4th grade worksheets for whichever row your child is working on now.

Multiplying big numbers with the area model

Before the standard method, many schools teach the area model, because it shows why multiplication works. To find 23 × 14, split each number into tens and ones and draw a box:

• 20 × 10 = 200
• 20 × 4 = 80
• 3 × 10 = 30
• 3 × 4 = 12

Add the four parts: 200 + 80 + 30 + 12 = 322. Once the area model feels natural, the standard written method is just a shorter way of recording the same four products. The multiplication pages in these grade 4 worksheets start with two-digit by one-digit problems and build up from there.

Long division, one step at a time

Long division has four repeating steps: divide, multiply, subtract, bring down. Many children remember them with the phrase “Does McDonald’s Sell Burgers?”. Here is 732 ÷ 4:

1. Divide 7 by 4. It goes in 1 time; write 1 above the 7.
2. Multiply and subtract. 1 × 4 = 4, and 7 − 4 = 3.
3. Bring down the 3. That makes 33. How many 4s fit into 33? Eight of them make 32, so write 8 and carry the 1 left over.
4. Bring down the 2. Divide 12 by 4 to get 3, with nothing left over.
5. Check. The answer is 183, and 183 × 4 = 732.

Start with the long division worksheets that have no remainders, then add remainders once the steps are automatic.

Reading between the lines

Fourth grade reading asks children to work out what the author does not say directly. After a chapter, ask what a character is feeling and which words gave it away, or what lesson the story is trying to teach. The character traits organizer and the reading passages in the fourth grade worksheets above turn those conversations into short written answers.

Ready for 5th grade?

If most of these are secure, look at the 5th grade worksheets; for gaps, the 3rd grade worksheets are the place to revise.

• Multiplies 46 × 27 with the area model or the written method.
• Finds 856 ÷ 7 and writes the remainder correctly.
• Knows that 2/3 = 4/6 and that 0.7 is the same as 7/10.
• Writes an opinion paragraph with at least two reasons.

Helping a fourth grader at home

• Keep the tables sharp. Big multiplication and long division fall apart if basic facts are slow, so keep a quick daily facts round.
• Estimate first. Before any long calculation, ask for a rough answer so silly mistakes stand out.
• Use money for decimals. Dollars and cents, or rupees and paise, make tenths and hundredths real.
• Talk about books. Ask “Why do you think she did that?” rather than “What happened?”.
• Write for a reason. A letter to a grandparent or a review of a favorite game is real writing practice.

Free printable worksheets for 4th graders and 4th grade

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4th grade decimal worksheets

4th grade decimal worksheets introduce tenths and hundredths, which link directly to fractions with denominators of 10 and 100. Start with the decimals worksheets, then use the fractions worksheets to see why 0.5 equals 5/10, and move to the measurement worksheets once reading decimals feels easy.

Fun activity sheets and fun worksheets for 4th graders

Fun activity sheets for 4th graders keep older children engaged: choose the map and states pages and the science pages such as the solar system worksheets and the life cycle worksheets. Fun worksheets for 4th graders also work well on screens: our free online math games give children quick rounds of times tables practice, which makes fact practice feel less like homework.

A weekly plan for 4th grade worksheets

A common guideline is about 10 minutes of homework per grade level each night, so treat the blocks below as part of the whole evening, not on top of it. Twenty-five minute blocks suit most nine- and ten-year-olds: