4th Grade Worksheets
Fourth grade worksheets practice multi-digit multiplication, long division with and without remainders, comparing and adding fractions with like denominators, and reading comprehension passages that require identifying text evidence. Nine- and ten-year-olds are ready for slightly longer worksheets, around 15-20 problems or a full-page passage.
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Long Division Without Remainders Worksheet
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Long Division Without Remainders Worksheet
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What kids learn in 4th grade
Fourth graders multiply multi-digit numbers, divide with remainders, and compare, add, and subtract fractions that share a denominator.
Reading comprehension now expects students to point to specific evidence in the text to support an answer, not just give a general impression.
How much practice is enough
Twenty minutes of math and one full reading passage two to three times a week is a solid pace, with extra long-division practice for students who need it.
Signs your child is ready to move on
A fourth grader who divides multi-digit numbers accurately and adds fractions with like denominators without help is ready for the decimals and mixed-number work found in 5th grade.
How to teach multi-digit multiplication, long division, and fraction operations
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Review multiplication facts
Confirm multiplication facts are automatic before assigning long division, since slow recall makes division much harder.
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Model the division steps
Walk through divide, multiply, subtract, bring down for one long division problem before your child works independently.
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Use fraction strips for addition
Show fraction addition with like denominators visually before moving to numeric worksheets.
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Highlight text evidence
When reviewing reading answers, ask your child to underline the sentence in the passage that supports each answer.
Tips for parents and teachers
- Grid paper helps keep multi-digit multiplication columns aligned and reduces careless errors.
- Break long division worksheets into sets of five problems with a short break between sets.
- Remind your child that fractions need the same denominator before adding or subtracting them.
- These printable PDF worksheets with answer keys support homeschool math blocks and classroom review stations.
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Open worksheetFrequently asked questions
What math should a 4th grader know?
A fourth grader should multiply multi-digit numbers, perform long division including with remainders, and add or subtract fractions with like denominators.
How do I teach long division to a 4th grader?
Break it into the repeated steps of divide, multiply, subtract, and bring down, and practice with single-digit divisors before moving to two-digit ones.
What fraction skills are expected in 4th grade?
Fourth graders compare fractions, find equivalent fractions, and add and subtract fractions that share the same denominator.
What is text evidence in reading comprehension?
Text evidence means pointing to a specific word, phrase, or sentence in the passage that supports an answer, a skill 4th grade reading standards emphasize.
Why is my 4th grader struggling with division?
Shaky multiplication fact recall is the most common cause; reviewing multiplication tables usually resolves most long division struggles quickly.
How many worksheets should a 4th grader do per week?
Three to five math worksheets and two to three reading comprehension passages per week is a reasonable pace for most 4th graders.