4th Grade Math Worksheets
Printable worksheets for every Grade 4 math topic, aligned to Common Core and Cambridge. Generate practice sheets, spiral reviews, and quizzes in seconds.
About grade 4 maths
What students learn in Grade 4
Grade 4 is the year arithmetic gets serious. Students reach fluency with multi-digit addition, subtraction, multiplication, and division, work with numbers up to a million, and move deeper into fractions through equivalence, comparison, and adding fractions with like denominators. Decimals appear for the first time, alongside measuring angles, converting units, and reading line plots.
Why worksheets matter at this stage
The Grade 4 standards are wide, and many tests lean heavily on fractions and multi-digit operations. Steady practice on paper builds the fluency students need before the heavier fraction and decimal work of Grade 5. Spiral review helps here because it keeps place value and multiplication sharp while new topics like angles and decimals are introduced.
Worksheet types available
All grade 4 topics covered
- Rounding
- Place value to 100,000
- Compare numbers
- Expanded form
- Place value relationships
- Add multi-digit
- Subtract with regrouping
- Multiply multi-digit
- Divide by 1-digit
- Word problems
- Estimation
- Multiplicative comparison
- Multi-step word problems
- Remainder interpretation
- Factors & multiples
- Prime & composite
- Number patterns
- Equivalent fractions
- Compare fractions
- Add & subtract (like denominators)
- Decompose fractions
- Mixed numbers
- Multiply by a whole number
- Word problems
- Fraction to decimal
- Decimal to fraction
- Tenths & hundredths
- Compare decimals
- Decimal number line
- Place value
- Money word problems
- Metric length
- Metric mass
- Metric volume
- Time
- Customary length
- Customary mass
- Word problems
- Area of a rectangle
- Perimeter
- Missing side
- Word problems
- Compare rectangles
- Classify angles
- Measure angles
- Angle as a fraction of a circle
- Additive angles
- Compare angles
- Lines & rays
- Parallel & perpendicular
- Classify triangles
- Classify quadrilaterals
- Symmetry
- Position & direction
- Read a line plot
- Line plot differences
- Line plot totals
- Likelihood language
Sample questions from grade 4 worksheets
Real questions generated from the template bank. Each shows the stem format your students will see.
What a scaffolded worksheet looks like
Sample scaffolded worksheet · Each question shows a worked example alongside a “Your Turn” problem for the student to complete
Curricula supported
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Frequently asked questions
What Grade 4 math topics are covered?
All 12 topics: Place Value & Rounding, Multi-Digit Arithmetic, Operations & Algebraic Thinking, Equivalent Fractions & Comparing, Fraction Arithmetic, Decimals, Measurement & Conversion, Area & Perimeter, Angles, Geometry & Shapes, Data & Line Plots, and Probability. Every topic includes several subtopics so you can target exactly what your class is working on.
What is new in Grade 4 compared to Grade 3?
Grade 4 extends arithmetic to multi-digit multiplication and division, brings in factors, multiples, and prime versus composite numbers, and moves fractions on to equivalence, comparison, and arithmetic with like denominators. Decimals appear for the first time, and measurement adds unit conversion and measuring angles with a protractor.
Which curricula does the Grade 4 generator follow?
Grade 4 is fully aligned to US Common Core (4.OA, 4.NBT, 4.NF, 4.MD, 4.G) and Cambridge (CAIE) Primary Stage 4. CBSE is selectable across the tool, but under the current NCERT Class 4 syllabus several Grade 4 topics are taught in later classes, so CBSE coverage at this grade is limited.
What is a scaffolded worksheet?
A scaffolded worksheet breaks each question into smaller steps, which is useful for students who need extra support or are learning a topic for the first time. The questions guide the student through the reasoning rather than asking only for a final answer.
What is the difference between a practice worksheet and a spiral review?
A practice worksheet focuses on one topic at a time, which is ideal for teaching a new concept or for homework after a lesson. A spiral review mixes questions from several previously taught topics on one sheet, which works best as a warm-up, bell ringer, or end-of-week retrieval activity.