4th Grade Worksheets
4th Grade Worksheets Store
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Trace, Copy, Cover & Write
Words used: dough, knob, wring, castle, crumb, fasten, knuckle, moisten, though, knead, wrinkle, known, anchor, wrist, limb, sword, whistle, honor, doubt, gnaw
For grade level: 4th Grade
Look, Say, Cover, Write, Check
Words used: snow, gift, tree, lights, cookie, frosty, jolly, mittens, ribbon, candy cane, sledding, ornament, garland, gingerbread, icicle, fireplace, reindeer, wrapping, festive, snowflake
For grade level: 4th Grade
Created by: K. Rice
Definition Match
Words used: pueblo, dwelling, pressure, stretcher, lodge, closure, preacher, igloo, wigwam, treasure, backpack, course, surface, polite, fifteen, decide, contain, produce, peanut, soccer
For grade level: 4th Grade
Trace, Copy, Cover & Write
Words used: Chimney, Cookies, Evergreen, Snowflake, December
For grade level: 4th Grade
Created by: J. Seeley
Definition Match
Words used: Isles, occured, centuries, coastal, era, increased, coast, consisted, underway, fortresses, additional, protection, possessions, fund, addition, servants
For grade level: 4th Grade
Stage 3 List 27 Word Scramble
Words used: forecast, adore, ignore, chore, explore, restore, store, sore, before, shore, more, score, core, snore
For grade level: 2nd Grade, 3rd Grade, 4th Grade, 5th Grade
Created by: A. Ross
Stage 3 List 27 Definition Match
Words used: forecast, adore, ignore, chore, explore, restore, store, sore, before, shore
For grade level: 2nd Grade, 3rd Grade, 4th Grade, 5th Grade
Created by: A. Ross
CH/SH Bingo!
Words used: I’m the small job at home you don’t want to ignore vacuum, take out trash, or sweep up the floor. What am I?, Like a band on the road, step after step and singing soldiers or toys that step in line is often seen ______., I include sofas, tables, and beds you sit on and see — a couch to flop on after crafting or TV. What am I?, I’m round and inflatable, perfect for pool or beach play you toss me in the sun and I bounce all day. What am I?, Tiny rulers count me twelve of me make a foot, I’m used to measure things small and neat. What am I?, I’m the meal you eat in the middle of the school day sandwiches, snacks, and juice sit with me on the tray. What am I?, I help kids learn letters, numbers, and crafts I listen, explain, and sometimes give homework. Who am I?, I win races, games, or contests, I wear a medal and celebrate when I finish first. Who am I?, I’m a tiny furry animal with stripes who scurries and stores nuts for winter. Who am I?, I start with “why,” “how,” or “when,” and I make people think again. What am I?, I’m the room in a home where food is cooked, stored, and prepared. What am I?, This is made from milk and comes in slices, blocks, or shredded form—mice love to eat this too. What is it?, The forked bone from a turkey people pull apart to make a wish during Thanksgiving. What is it?, I’m a farm animal known for my wooly coat. What am I?, I wear a tall hat and mix, stir, and bake; I make tasty meals that you’d love to take. Who am I?, A liquid product used specifically to clean hair. What is it?, I can be a circle, triangle, or hexagon, and you learn about me in math when you study geometry. What am I?, I’m tiny hairs on the edge of your eyelids that help protect your eyes. What am I?, I live underwater, breathe with gills, and swim with fins. What am I?, I’m a quick burst of light, like from a camera or lightning. What am I?, I’m money in the form of bills and coins that you can hold. What am I?, I include plates, bowls, and cups, and after meals I must be washed. What am I?, I protect your feet, come in many styles, and help you run, walk, or play sports. What am I?, This is the activity where you use a rod, line, and bait to catch something from water. What activity is it?
For grade level: 4th Grade
Created by: T. Delillis
Rainbow Words
Words used: happy, funny, sunny, penny, bunny, candy, silly, jelly
For grade level: 4th Grade
Created by: J. Shah
Word Hunt
Words used: Chimney, Cookies, Evergreen, Snowflake, December
For grade level: 4th Grade
Created by: J. Seeley
Word Search Puzzle
Words used: Chimney, Cookies, Evergreen, Snowflake, December
For grade level: 4th Grade
Created by: J. Seeley
Sentence Fill in the Blank
Words used: pry, spry, deny, imply, reply, nifty, ugly, pantry, giddy, melody, crystal, mystery, symbol, symbolic, symptom
For grade level: 4th Grade
Created by: A. Love
4th Grade Worksheet Generators
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Letter & Sound Practice
- Trace, Copy, Cover & Write - Perfect for practicing letter formation and sight words
- Look, Say, Cover, Write, Check - Look at the word, say it, cover it, write it, check it
- Draw and Label - Early vocabulary and picture-word association
- Rainbow Words - Fun way to practice letter recognition and formation
- Missing Letters - Reinforce the relationship of letters in words
Reading & Phonics
- Word Hunt with Comprehension Questions - Underline/circle the words in the paragraph, and answer the comprehension questions on the next page
- Cloze Paragraph - Fill in the blanks in the paragraph, and answer the comprehension questions on the next page
- Rainbow Words - Fun way to practice letter recognition and formation
- Missing Letters - Reinforce the relationship of letters in words
- Rhyming Pairs with Suggested Answers - Connect letters with their sounds
Word Lists & Games
- 10 Words List - Perfect for creating spelling word lists and sorts
- 16 Words List - More words in the list
- Bingo Cards - Fun way to practice letter and sight word recognition
- Tic Tac Toe - Engaging letter and word practice game
- Crossword Puzzle - Find words in a grid with the clues
Why Worksheets Matter in Fourth Grade
Fourth grade is a pivotal year in a child's academic journey, where students transition from learning to read to reading to learn. The focus shifts to more complex comprehension skills, vocabulary development, and critical thinking. Research shows that this is a crucial time for building advanced literacy skills that will support learning across all subjects.
Worksheets, when designed thoughtfully, can be powerful tools in your 4th grade classroom.
In a fourth grade classroom, well-designed worksheets serve several important purposes:
- Skill Reinforcement: They provide focused practice for advanced vocabulary, spelling patterns, and reading comprehension strategies.
- Independent Learning: They give students opportunities to apply critical thinking and problem-solving skills.
- Progress Monitoring: They help teachers assess comprehension and vocabulary development.
- Writing Development: They support the development of more sophisticated writing skills.
- Confidence Building: They provide structured practice that helps build academic confidence.
What Makes a Good 4th Grade Worksheet?
Effective 4th grade worksheets should have these characteristics:
- Clear, Age-Appropriate Instructions: Use grade-level appropriate language with clear expectations.
- Engaging Content: Include topics and themes that interest 4th graders.
- Balanced Challenge: Provide appropriate cognitive challenge without overwhelming students.
- Vocabulary Focus: Include opportunities for vocabulary development and word study.
- Critical Thinking Elements: Incorporate questions that require analysis and synthesis.
- Writing Integration: Include opportunities for written responses and explanations.
Tips for Using Worksheets Effectively in 4th Grade
- Set Clear Expectations: Explain the purpose and goals of each worksheet activity.
- Use as Part of a Balanced Approach: Combine worksheets with discussions, projects, and hands-on activities.
- Differentiate When Needed: Modify worksheets to meet the needs of diverse learners.
- Encourage Independence: Use worksheets to build self-directed learning skills.
- Connect to Real-World Applications: Help students see how the skills apply to their lives.
Conclusion
When used thoughtfully, worksheets can be valuable tools in your 4th grade classroom. They provide essential practice opportunities, help build critical thinking skills, and support the development of advanced literacy abilities. Remember to choose worksheets that align with your curriculum's scope and sequence, and always use them as part of a balanced literacy program that includes plenty of discussion, project-based learning, and authentic reading experiences.