4th Grade Language Arts Worksheets
Revolutionize practice with our printable 4th grade language arts worksheets with answer keys, offering unique learning avenues in relative pronouns, forming progressive verb tenses, using helping verbs and modal auxiliaries, ordering adjectives, using correct capitalization, and punctuation. Enrich domain-specific vocabulary and read text with purpose and understanding to support comprehension, draw inferences, and make predictions, summarize details, explain procedures and more. Significantly increase the contents of your teaching toolbox with our free grade 4 language arts worksheets.
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Replacing Synonyms and Rewriting Sentences
Replace the underlined word in each sentence with its synonym from the word box and rewrite the sentence.
Choosing Closed Compound Words
Complete each sentence, choosing an appropriate closed compound word that doesn't have a space or hyphen separating the two words.
Adding Prefixes and Finding their Meanings
Write the meaning of each word using the dictionary, then add a prefix to it and write the meaning of the new word.
Abbreviating Units of Measurement
Cut the abbreviated units from the bottom of the page and glue them with the correct measurements on the Ferris wheel.
Commonly Confused Words | Fewer Vs. Less
Use "fewer", the comparative form of "few" before countable nouns and "less" the comparative form of "little" before uncountable nouns.
Scout out the ten words listed horizontally, vertically, and diagonally in the word search grid and circle them.
Write an antonym for each given word and use it in sentences of your own.
Word Challenge Tree | Adding Affixes to Roots
Add prefixes, suffixes, and/or affixes to the root words and form three new words from each.
Read the clues, decode the answers and fill the crossword puzzle grid.
Adding a Suffix to Make an Adjective
Add an appropriate suffix to the noun or verb root and make an adjective.
Ordering Words from the Weakest to the Strongest
The glasses have four words with similar meanings written on them. Arrange them from the weakest to the strongest and write them.
Identify the U.S. presidents from the clues and write their names in the crossword grid.
