4th Grade Math Practice
Free, interactive 4th grade math practice — multi-digit multiplication, long division, equivalent fractions and angles. Play a mixed review here or pick a skill below.
Practice all of grade 4 math
This grade 4 mixed review blends multi-digit multiplication, long division, rounding, fractions and angles.
What 4th graders practise
Grade 4 moves into multi-digit methods — 2-digit multiplication and long division — and deepens fractions with equivalent fractions. Angles and unit conversion add geometry and measurement. These all rest on solid grade-3 facts, so shore those up if needed.
Where to focus
Clean place-value alignment in multiplication and a steady long-division rhythm prevent most errors. Equivalent fractions are worth real time — they unlock simplifying and adding fractions in grade 5.
Choose a skill
Frequently asked questions
Is 4th grade math practice free?
Yes — all practice and worksheets are free, no sign-up, and no ads in the practice.
What math do 4th graders learn?
Multi-digit multiplication, long division, rounding larger numbers, equivalent fractions, angles, and unit conversion.
Why do 4th graders struggle with long division?
It has four repeating steps and strict place-value alignment. A steady rhythm and grid paper help a lot.
What comes after 4th grade?
2-digit × 2-digit multiplication, decimals, adding fractions, volume and the coordinate plane — grade 5.
Can I print worksheets?
Yes — each skill page has a print button for a fresh sheet with an answer key.