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Fourth Grade Spelling Worksheets
Applaud the stellar speller as they answer our printable fourth grade spelling worksheets! The innumerable spelling activities and exercises in this set are awash with special, considerate attention that the child needs in order to overcome problems to do with the essential skill of spelling. As at this stage the student is fully aware that accurate spelling is key for them to get through their schooling years and pass assessments, they'll need little extra pick-me-up while completing our spelling exercises pdf curated for grade 4 kids. Take a look at our free 4th grade spelling worksheets and subscribe for more!
Unit D20 | Sight Words & -ire/-ier Family Words
Starting with "pacifier", upping the spelling quotient with "inspire", and concluding on a high spelling note with "qualifier", this grade 4 spelling worksheet has ier and ire words popping at every step.
Unit D21 | Sight Words & -ary/-ery Family Words
The "dictionary", the most precious learning resource, is spelled with an -ary. "Discovery", another all-time favorite, is spelled with an -ery. Check the rightly spelled -ary/-ery words and write the words two times.
Unit D22 | Sight Words & or/our/oar/ore Family Words
The ore in "adore" and the our in "mourn" are but only two examples that illustrate the several tricky spelling patterns in the English language. Explore a little more as you complete these words with or, our, oar, and ore.
Unit D23 | Sight Words & are/ear/air Family Words
While it's no tall order to spell "linear" with an -ear, the task gets a little arduous when it comes to choosing between -air and -are. This exercise of completing words with are/air/ear and writing the words helps.
Unit D24 | Sight Words & Plurals
Spelling regular plurals, giraffe - giraffes for instance, is super-easy! Spelling irregular plurals, though, might not be everyone's jam. Write the plurals of the given nouns. Find and circle the plurals in the word search grid.
Unit D25 | Sight Words & Contractions
What's the contraction of "what is"? The answer is within the question itself, and thankfully it won't take a spelling specialist to figure this out. Use a contraction from the parentheses to complete each sentence here.
There are no rules that explain why the word "energy", among the several sight words in this spelling exercise, is spelled the way it is. Increase your uptake of sight words as you order them alphabetically based on the first, second or third letter.
Unit D27 | Sight Words & -ment Family Words
The real "enjoyment" is when you make spelling "improvement" in spades! Add the suffix -ment to the given words and write the words twice in this printable fourth grade spelling worksheet.
Unit D28 | Sight Words & -ance/-ence Family Words
"Convenience" has an -ence that makes it convenient for us to spell the word, just as "assistance" boasts an -ance so we seldom fail to spell it well. Watch the suffixes ance/ence take turns completing words.
Unit D29 | Sight Words & -ish Family Words
Constantly bombarding this grade 4 spelling practice worksheet are words like reddish, childish, and bookish - all words containing the suffix -ish. Take your time, unscramble each -ish word, and write the word in the space given.
