Highlights of this book
- 391 problems, about 23 per chapter
- Problems first (Part 1), answer key second (Part 2)
- Final answers in bold and every step written out
Part 1 gathers the problems, chapter by chapter, in the order of the lessons. Inside each chapter, the first problems apply one idea at a time; the last ones mix several skills in word problems taken from everyday situations.
Part 2 is the answer key: every problem is solved step by step, with the final answer in bold. Keeping the solutions apart means the 17 chapters can be printed and worked on without the answers in sight.
Who is it for?
For a fourth grader facing long multiplication, long division and fractions, and for the parents, tutors and homeschooling families who work with them.
The contents, chapter by chapter
For each chapter, a few problem titles and the number of problems.
| Chapter | A few of the problems | Count |
|---|---|---|
| 1Place Value to One Million | Value of a digit · Value in a larger number · Ten times as much · Multiply by ten · Two sevens | 22 pb. |
| 2Rounding Multi-Digit Numbers | Nearest ten on a number line · Halfway rounds up · Round to the nearest ten · Nearest hundred · Hundreds in a four-digit number | 22 pb. |
| 3Adding and Subtracting Multi-Digit Numbers | Add without regrouping · Add with regrouping · Add with three regroupings · Add five-digit numbers · Add six-digit numbers | 23 pb. |
| 4Multi-Digit Multiplication | Multiply with no regrouping · Two-digit by one-digit · Three-digit by one-digit · Four-digit by one-digit · Multiply with a zero in the hundreds | 24 pb. |
| 5Division with Remainders | Groups of 5 · Sharing 29 by 6 · Check by multiplying · Area model for 72 · Two digits, one left | 23 pb. |
| 6Multiplicative Comparison and Multi-Step Problems | Read the equation · Two sentences · Write the equation · Five times as many · Pencils | 24 pb. |
| 7Factors, Multiples, Primes and Composites | First eight multiples of 3 · Rectangles of 18 squares · Is 7 a factor? · Factors of 20 · Multiples of 6 below 40 | 22 pb. |
| 8Number and Shape Patterns | Add 4 from 3 · Subtract 5 from 50 · Doubling pattern · Find the rule · Hops of equal size | 22 pb. |
| 9Equivalent Fractions and Comparing Fractions | Name the shaded parts · Fill in the numerator · Tenths and hundredths · Divide to get an equivalent fraction · Area model of fifths | 24 pb. |
| 10Adding and Subtracting Fractions and Mixed Numbers | Unit fractions in a bar · Three ways to split seven eighths · Missing part · Add like fractions · Add with a model | 25 pb. |
| 11Multiplying a Fraction by a Whole Number | Shaded part as a multiple · Unit fractions in seven eighths · Repeated addition · Four thirds on a number line · Three groups of two fifths | 24 pb. |
| 12Decimal Fractions and Decimal Notation | Shaded tenths · Shaded hundredths · Tenths to decimal · Decimal to tenths · Hundredths to decimal | 24 pb. |
| 13Measurement Conversions and Word Problems | Meters to centimeters · Kilometers to meters · Kilograms to grams · Liters to milliliters · Pounds to ounces | 24 pb. |
| 14Area and Perimeter of Rectangles | Count unit squares · Area of rectangles · Perimeter of rectangles · Add the four sides · Squares | 22 pb. |
| 15Line Plots with Fractions | Reading points on a number line · Counting marks above a value · How many data values? · The most common length · Shortest and longest | 22 pb. |
| 16Measuring and Adding Angles | Quarter turn · Half turn and three-quarter turn · Fraction of a circle · Counting one-degree angles · Comparing two angles | 22 pb. |
| 17Lines, Angles, Shapes and Symmetry | Name each figure · Count the endpoints · Segments on a line · Classify the angles · Clock angles | 22 pb. |
Look inside: two sample pages
Pages from the book exactly as they print. Click a page to open it full size.
How to use it in four steps
Choose
Pick the chapter of the next quiz or test at school.
Solve
Work the problems on paper without looking at the answer key.
Check
Compare each answer with the worked solution in Part 2.
Redo
A few days later, redo the problems that went wrong: that is where progress happens.
Questions from parents
How many problems are in the Grade 4 worksheets?
391 problems in 17 chapters, on 171 pages.
Does every problem have an answer?
Yes. Part 2 of the book solves every problem step by step and prints the final answer in bold.
Does it replace the school textbook?
It complements it: use it at home to review, practice or get ahead, whatever textbook the teacher uses.
Do I need the other two books of the grade?
No, each book works on its own. Together, the lessons, worksheets and tests of Grade 4 cover the three steps: understand, practice, check.
How is the book delivered?
Nothing is shipped: as soon as PayPal confirms the payment, your download page opens, and the link is also sent by email.
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