4th Grade Math Worksheets
Fourth grade stretches the facts over more digits - multi-digit multiplication and long division - and widens fractions to equivalence, comparison and adding like denominators. Decimals appear as tenths and hundredths, and angles get measured. Each page below prints a fresh sheet for one skill.
Multiplying by One-Digit Numbers is the bridge from third grade; Double Digit Multiplication and Long Division are where the year ends up.
Multiplication and division
- Multiplying by One-Digit NumbersMultiply a two-digit number by a one-digit number.
- Double Digit MultiplicationTwo-digit by two-digit problems.
- Long Division WorksheetsLong division laid out with room to work.
- Long Division Word Problem WorksheetsStories that need a long division.
- Math Fact Fluency LevelsA short test per times table, in teaching order.
- Mixed Operation Word ProblemsAll four operations, one page, no hints.
Factors and multiples
Fractions and decimals
- Equivalent Fractions WorksheetsFind fractions that name the same amount.
- Comparing Fractions WorksheetsCompare two fractions with < and >.
- Adding FractionsAdd fractions, like and unlike denominators to 12.
- Subtracting FractionsSubtract fractions, like and unlike denominators to 12.
- Mixed Numbers and Improper FractionsConvert between the two forms.
- Fraction of a NumberFind a fraction of a whole number.
- Comparing Decimals WorksheetsCompare tenths and hundredths.
Place value and rounding
- Place Value WorksheetsFour-digit place value, every question type.
- Rounding WorksheetsRound to the ten, hundred or thousand.
- Comparing Numbers WorksheetsCompare four-digit numbers.
- Number Patterns WorksheetsFind the rule and continue the pattern.
- Roman Numerals WorksheetsWrite numbers to 100 as Roman numerals, and read them back.
Measurement and geometry
- Area WorksheetsArea of rectangles; set the sides up to 20.
- Area and Perimeter WorksheetsArea and perimeter on one page.
- Unit Conversion WorksheetsConvert between units of measure.
- Types of AnglesAcute, right or obtuse.
- Classifying Triangles by Their SidesName triangles by sides and angles.
- Elapsed Time Word ProblemsTime-passed questions as stories.
- Making Change WorksheetsWork out the change from a purchase.
- Line Plots with FractionsSubtract fractions read off a line plot.
Substitute plans
Placement check
Frequently asked questions
What math does 4th grade cover?
Multi-digit multiplication and division, factors and multiples, equivalent fractions and adding fractions with like denominators, decimal notation for tenths and hundredths, unit conversion, and angle measurement.
Can I get division problems with remainders?
Yes. On Long Division, tick Remainders under Advanced options; Long Division Word Problems has them on already and asks for what is left over. Fourth grade is normally where remainders are introduced. The Division page is facts that come out even.
What should be solid before fourth grade math?
The multiplication and division facts. Multi-digit multiplication, long division, factors and equivalent fractions all lean on them, and a student still working out 7 x 8 has little attention left for the new steps. If the facts are slow, a few minutes on Times Tables Worksheets each day is time well spent.
Which fraction pages come first?
Equivalent Fractions, then Comparing Fractions, which leans on it. Adding and subtracting come after, since both depend on seeing when two fractions name the same amount.