4th Grade Math Worksheets
Endorsing learning and practice, our printable 4th grade math worksheets with answer keys amazingly fit into your curriculum. With adequate exercises in multi-digit multiplication, and division, equivalent fractions, addition and subtraction of fractions with like denominators, and multiplication of fractions by whole numbers, analyzing and classifying geometric figures based on their properties, such as parallel and perpendicular sides, angle measures, and symmetry, converting between units of measurement, making and interpreting line plots, these pdfs become the most sought after. Grab our free grade 4 math worksheets for a peek into what's in store.
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Study the congruent parts and angles of the figure and name them as isosceles, right, or scalene trapezoids.
Identifying Kites - With and Without Measures
Examine the measures of the sides and angles and identify kites in part A; analyze the congruent parts and recognize kites in part B.
Naming Regular Polygons | Types of Polygons
Count the sides, and use the Greek prefixes: Tri, Quadri, Penta, Hexa, Hepta, Nona, and Deca to name each regular polygon.
Perimeter of Rectangular Grids | Varying Scales
Multiply the length of the outline of the figures by the specified scale to determine the perimeter of figures on grids.
Make use of the formula P = 4a to arrive at the perimeter of the squares with side lengths(a) rendered in integers.
Perimeter of Rectangles | Unit Conversion
Convert the length and width of the rectangles to the unit specified in the answer and calculate the perimeter.
Matching the Shapes with Equivalent Areas
Calculate the area of each figure by counting the unit squares, and match two figures with the same area.
Finding the Side Length of the Square using the Area
Take the square root of the indicated area presented as perfect squares, and work out the side length of each square.
Add up twice the length and width of a parallelogram to compute its perimeter.
Bring to mind that all sides of a rhombus are congruent, and calculate its perimeter by multiplying the given length by 4.
A kite has two pairs of congruent sides. So, sum up the given lengths and multiply by 2 to determine the perimeter of a kite.
Decompose the figures into numerous rectangles, find their areas, add or subtract them to figure out the area of the shaded region.
