Grade 4 Worksheets

Grade 4 Lesson Plans (33)

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• Grammar — Capitalization and End Punctuation (Grades 2-4, 45 minutes)
• Grammar — Common and Proper Nouns (Grades 2-4, 40 minutes)
• Grammar — Fixing Sentence Fragments and Run-Ons (Grades 3-5, 45 minutes)
• Grammar — Pronouns: Replacing a Noun Without Losing the Reader (Grades 3-5, 45 minutes)
• Grammar — Subject-Verb Agreement (Grades 2-4, 45 minutes)
• Grammar — Verb Tenses: Past, Present, and Future (Grades 2-4, 45 minutes)
• Math — Understanding Fractions: Equal Parts of a Whole (Grades 3-4, 45 minutes)
• Math — Understanding Multiplication: Equal Groups and Arrays (Grades 2-4, 45 minutes)
• Reading — Author's Purpose: Why the Writer Wrote It (Grades 3-5, 45 minutes)
• Reading — Cause and Effect: Why Things Happen in a Text (Grades 3-5, 45 minutes)
• Reading — Identifying Main Idea and Supporting Details (Grades 3-5, 45 minutes)
• Reading — Making Inferences: Reading Between the Lines (Grades 3-5, 45 minutes)
• Reading — Story Elements: Character, Setting, and Plot (Grades 2-4, 45 minutes)
• Science — Day, Night, and the Moon: Rotation, Revolution, and the Phases (Grades 3-5, 45 minutes)
• Science — Food Chains: How Energy Moves Through a Habitat (Grades 3-5, 45 minutes)
• Science — States of Matter: Solid, Liquid, and Gas (Grades 2-4, 45 minutes)
• Science — The Scientific Method: Asking a Question and Testing It Fairly (Grades 3-5, 45 minutes)
• Science — The Water Cycle (Grades 3-5, 50 minutes)
• Social Studies — Being a Good Citizen: Rules, Responsibilities, and the Common Good (Grades 2-4, 45 minutes)
• Social Studies — Primary and Secondary Sources: How We Know What Happened (Grades 3-5, 45 minutes)
• Social Studies — Reading a Map: Legend, Compass Rose, and Symbols (Grades 2-4, 45 minutes)
• Social Studies — The Thirteen Colonies: How Geography Shaped Three Regions (Grades 4-5, 45 minutes)
• Social Studies — Timelines: Putting Events in Order (Grades 2-4, 45 minutes)
• Vocabulary — Figurative Language: Similes, Metaphors, and Words That Aren't Literally True (Grades 3-5, 45 minutes)
• Vocabulary — Multiple-Meaning Words: One Word, More Than One Meaning (Grades 3-5, 45 minutes)
• Vocabulary — Prefixes, Suffixes, and Roots: Breaking Words Apart (Grades 3-5, 45 minutes)
• Vocabulary — Synonyms and Antonyms: Words That Match and Words That Oppose (Grades 2-4, 45 minutes)
• Vocabulary — Using Context Clues to Figure Out New Words (Grades 3-5, 45 minutes)
• Writing — Descriptive Writing: Show, Don't Tell (Grades 3-5, 45 minutes)
• Writing — Informative Writing: Explaining Something Clearly (Grades 3-5, 45 minutes)
• Writing — Opinion Writing: Say What You Think and Back It Up (Grades 3-5, 45 minutes)
• Writing — Personal Narrative: Telling One True Moment Well (Grades 3-5, 50 minutes)
• Writing — Writing a Strong Paragraph (Grades 3-5, 45 minutes)
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