4th Grade Math Worksheets

Recall the place values of the digits as you move your fingers on them, and write the names of the 7, 8, and 9-digit numbers.

Start with the ones' place and proceed toward the left; insert a comma after the hundreds' place and hundred thousands' place.

Count the beads on each rod, and write the digits according to their place values to figure out the number shown on the abacus.

Grab our eye-catching posters to recapitulate the place value of the digits in a six-digit numeral!

Expand the 7, 8, and 9-digit numbers by expressing them as the sum of the place values of their digits.

Have the names of numbers 1 to 20, multiples of 10 up to 100, and two large numbers registered in your brain with this colorful chart.

Shade the circles inscribed with the digits according to the indicated place value and color; set up your own questions with the template.

Fill in the place value table upon identifying the digits in the ones' to hundred millions' places of the indicated numbers.

Use ¢ to represent the figures in the hundredth's and tenth's place of the amount and $ to denote those to the left of the decimal.

Convert each number from the standard form to the expanded form in part A and vice versa in part B.

Recognize the place values of the digits to the left and right of the decimal point, and complete the place value table.

Express the place value of each digit as its face value multiplied by the place and add them; simplify this expanded product form too.

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