Year 4 Maths Printable Worksheets

Using Digits to Make NumbersWith this maths worksheet, students follow the rules to make numbers from the given digits. 4-digit numbers are written or read according to the place values of the digits. 

If one value is larger than the other value, we use greater than. If one value is smaller than the other value, we use less than. Students look at the 4-digit numbers in the columns and write the number that is greater than or less than the other number. 

Identifying place value of a digitWith this maths resource, children will identify the value of digits in a five-digit number. This is a slighty harder worksheet for year 4 pupils that can be used for extra practice either in the classroom or at home. What is place value?Place value is the value represented by a digit in a number. For example the place value of 8 in 23,810 is 8 hundreds or 800.  In Year 4, pupils should: Recognise the place value of each digit in a four-digit number (thousands, hundreds, tens, and ones). 

Children write the numbers up to 100 as Roman numerals.

Children read the Roman numerals up to 100 and write the number in normal form.

Children write the numbers up to 50 as Roman numerals.

Children write the numbers up to 20 as Roman numerals.

Children read the Roman numerals up to 50 and write the number in normal form.

Children read the Roman numerals and write the number in normal form.

Children match the Roman numerals to the correct number. This maths resource helps children recognise Roman numerals up to 20. This is good practise before they start addition and subtraction sums with Roman numerals.

A KS2 maths resource on odd numbers, even numbers, prime numbers, square numbers and multiples.

Year 4 maths printable - This worksheet includes number sequences. Students are asked to fill in the missing numbers. The numbers are going up in 25s.

Number sequencesTo solve these number sequence problems, students observe the pattern or rule that governs the sequence and use it to find the missing numbers.

Students are asked to look at the strings of circles. If the number is odd add 1 e.g. 3 = 3 + 1 = 4. If the number is even divide by 2 e.g. 4 ÷ 2 = 2. They must continue this method until they reach the number 1.

Year 4 Maths: Maths investigation 3 - This maths investigation asks children to work out what the missing numbers are in the grid. They are then asked to put some numbers in the blank grids and see if a friend can solve their puzzle!

Year 4 Maths: Multiples - This worksheet asks children to write the next 5 multiples of the given numbers.

Year 4 Maths: Sequences - This worksheet asks children to write the 4th, 5th and 6th term of each sequence and find the rule.

Year 4 Maths: Negative numbers - Children must fill in the temperature chart and then put the temperatures in order.

Year 4 Maths: Estimating - Children must estimate the numbers of dots in each square. Estimating means to roughly calculate or judge the value, number or quantity.