Year 4 maths worksheets
Twenty problems with a full answer key. Year 4 in England is ages 8 to 9. The closest equivalents elsewhere are Class 4 in India and Grade 4 in the United States and much of the Gulf, both of which usually run about a year older, so check the topics below rather than the number.
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What this year covers
- All times tables up to 12 x 12
- Multiplying and dividing by 10 and 100
- Four-digit addition and subtraction
- Equivalent fractions and simple decimals
Curricula differ between England, India, Australia and the Gulf. This is the common ground rather than any one country's syllabus.
The worksheet
Year 4 practice, twenty questions
- 1.6 x 7 =
- 2.7 x 8 =
- 3.9 x 6 =
- 4.12 x 7 =
- 5.8 x 8 =
- 6.11 x 9 =
- 7.12 x 12 =
- 8.7 x 9 =
- 9.63 / 7 =
- 10.72 / 8 =
- 11.96 / 12 =
- 12.108 / 9 =
- 13.45 x 10 =
- 14.38 x 100 =
- 15.2400 / 100 =
- 16.560 / 10 =
- 17.3456 + 2178 =
- 18.5271 + 1849 =
- 19.6304 - 2857 =
- 20.8125 - 3479 =
Answer key
1) 42 2) 56 3) 54 4) 84 5) 64 6) 99 7) 144 8) 63 9) 9 10) 9 11) 8 12) 12 13) 450 14) 3800 15) 24 16) 56 17) 5634 18) 7120 19) 3447 20) 4646
What to watch for
In England this is the year of the multiplication tables check, which tests the 2 to 12 tables with six seconds per question. Six seconds means recall, not working out. If your child is calculating rather than remembering, that is the thing to fix, and it is fixable.
More practice: the multiplication chart and every times table, the printable soroban worksheets, or the free virtual abacus. If your child is ready to move on, or you have another child at a different stage, browse all maths worksheets by year.
Common questions
What maths does Year 4 cover?
Year 4, for children aged 8 to 9, typically covers all times tables up to 12 x 12; multiplying and dividing by 10 and 100; four-digit addition and subtraction; equivalent fractions and simple decimals. Curricula differ between countries, so treat this as the common ground rather than a syllabus.
Is Year 4 the same as Class 4?
They are the closest equivalents, but the numbering does not line up exactly. Year 4 in England is ages 8 to 9, while Class 4 in India and Grade 4 in the United States usually run about a year older. The maths overlaps heavily, so this sheet suits either, but check the topics rather than the number.
Are these worksheets really free?
Yes. There is no sign-up, no email gate and no account. Print the page or save it as a PDF from your browser. The answer key is on the same page.
How often should my child practise?
Five to ten minutes a day beats one long session at the weekend. Number facts are stored through repeated quick recall, so little and often is what actually moves a child forward.
If the practice is not sticking
Worksheets show the gap. They do not close it.
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