4th Grade Math Homework
Fourth grade homework week by week, from place value and multi-digit operations to angles, fractions and decimals.
Weeks 1–35 follow the order topics are commonly taught in during the year. It’s an estimate, not your program’s pacing guide — tick the topics your class has covered.
The same number with the same settings always gives the same sheet.
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4th grade math homework by week
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Weekly math homework by grade
- 1st Grade Math Homework
- 2nd Grade Math Homework
- 3rd Grade Math Homework
- 4th Grade Math Homework
- 5th Grade Math Homework
About the 4th Grade Math Homework
Fourth grade weeks begin with place value to 1,000,000, number names, comparing and rounding, and multi-digit addition and subtraction, then converting measurements, perimeter and area of rectangles, multiplying by a one-digit number and two two-digit numbers, division with and without remainders and multi-step word problems. Factors and multiples, prime numbers, angles, protractors and parallel and perpendicular sides follow, then equivalent fractions, comparing and adding fractions with like denominators, tenths and hundredths as decimals, comparing decimals and money word problems. Remainders are written with R in the answer key, like 164 R1, and every answer is calculated by the generator.
Ways to use 4th grade math homework
Long division at home
Choose week 17 or 18: those sheets practice division, with earlier topics in the review.
Fractions weeks
Weeks 27–30 practice equivalent fractions, comparing fractions and adding fractions with like denominators.
Two pages for the weekend
Turn off Keep it to one page and raise the counts for a longer sheet over a long weekend.
Make-up sheet
Pick the week a student missed and print that week’s sheet with its answer key.
Frequently Asked Questions
Which measurement units are used?
Conversions use US customary units — feet and inches, yards and feet, pounds and ounces, gallons and quarts, hours and minutes — and metric units: meters and centimeters, kilometers and meters, kilograms and grams, liters and milliliters.
Does this page change my saved settings?
This page always opens at Grade 4 and doesn’t change the grade saved on the main Weekly Math Homework page. The week, topics, question counts and switches you choose for Grade 4 are saved for next time.