Grade 4 · ages 9–10
Free Grade 4 Math Practice
Grade 4 math moves into multi-digit arithmetic, two-digit multiplication, and division with one-digit divisors and remainders. These practice sets use a controlled mix of skills instead of treating every same-length number as equally suitable.
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Grade 4 practice by operation
Addition Practice
Grade 4 carefully sequenced addition practice with number ranges chosen for the grade.
Practice nowSubtraction Practice
Grade 4 grade-appropriate subtraction practice with non-negative whole-number answers.
Practice nowMultiplication Practice
Grade 4 multiplication practice that progresses from facts to multi-digit products.
Practice nowDivision Practice
Grade 4 division practice using divisors, quotients, and remainders appropriate for the grade.
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Sample Grade 4 questions
This mixed preview is generated from the same grade rules used by the dedicated practice pages.
- 636,322 + 3,817
- 666,118 − 103,639
- 4,852 × 6
- 2,279 ÷ 6
- 130,802 + 811,704
- 523,341 − 90,456
- 9,991 × 4
- 1,611 ÷ 2
What this practice covers
A clear target for every question
- Add and subtract multi-digit whole numbers
- Multiply up to four digits by one digit
- Divide up to four digits by one digit
Common Core references: 4.NBT.B.4 · 4.NBT.B.5 · 4.NBT.B.6
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Frequently asked questions
What math should a Grade 4 student practice?
Grade 4 practice on MathFun focuses on add and subtract multi-digit whole numbers; multiply up to four digits by one digit; divide up to four digits by one digit.
How hard are these Grade 4 practice sets?
The number ranges and problem forms are limited by the Grade 4 profile. They are not generated from digit length alone.
Is there a printable version?
Yes. Each practice page links to the matching Grade 4 printable worksheet.