Year 4 Printable Worksheets

We measure sound in units called decibels. Decibels (dB) are named after Alexander Graham Bell, the inventor of the telephone. Children through this science worksheet and answer the questions.

Sound is a type of energy that is created by a vibrating object. We hear sounds when vibrations travel from a source through a medium to our ears. Children through the text and answer the questions.

All musical instruments create sound. We can create sounds in many ways, like banging something together or twanging an elastic band. Children write pluck, bang, shake, or blow under each musical instrument.

This science worksheet asks children to fill in the missing words to the sound facts using the word bank to help them.

Have you ever thought about the water you drink? How old is it? Have you used this water before? This science worksheet asks children to think of different ways we use water and why animals and plants need water to survive.

This science resource is perfect for teaching children about the important processes of the water cycle and vocabulary. Students read through the information and answer the questions.

A fun activity that can be used when teaching students about the topic of states of matter. Students find all of the vocabulary words associated with the water cycle. Word searches are a great activity to improve vocabulary, memory, and spelling.

This science worksheet asks children to circle the items which will melt when heated.

Materials can be sorted into three main areas: a solid, a liquid, or a gas. How many solids, liquids, and gases can you list? Children write their answers in the boxes.

This science worksheet is a fun cloze activity that asks children to use the words from the word bank to complete the sentences.

This science worksheet is all about solids, liquids, and gases. Students identify whether each object is a solid, a liquid, or a gas.

This science worksheet asks children to draw a diagram showing the molecules for each state of matter, solid, liquid, and gas.

This science worksheet asks children to sort animals into 'vertebrates' and 'invertebrates'.

This science worksheet asks children to sort the animals into the correct groups.

This science worksheet helps children carry out their own research and asks them to write down four interesting facts about each animal.

Vertebrates and invertebrates sorting activity. This science worksheet asks children to write the name of each animal in the correct column.

How does climate change affect animals? How does deforestation affect animals and their habitats? This science worksheet asks children to write a paragraph about each of the animals and think about how each animal's habitat changes throughout the year.

Which is the first consumer? Which is the producer? In this science worksheet, your child learns to identify the different parts of a food chain.

This science resource can be used when teaching children about the topic of teeth. What is the outer layer of your teeth called? What are cavities? What causes toothaches? Students read through the comprehension and answer the questions.

Which animal has the most teeth? Can sharks' teeth be replaced? Students learn some interesting facts about animals and their teeth.

Children use the words from the word bank to label the different parts of the tooth in this diagram.

This diagram can be used to help students learn the different parts of the tooth. There are also some fun facts for them to learn!

Children are asked to design a tooth care poster promoting good dental hygiene.

A fun activity that can be used when teaching students about the topic of teeth. Students find all of the vocabulary words associated with teeth. Word searches are a great activity to improve vocabulary, memory, and spelling.

Children use the words from the word bank to label the different types of teeth in this diagram.

This diagram can be used to help students learn the different types of teeth: incisors, canines, premolars, and molars.

Which teeth are used for chewing and grinding your food? How many incisors do you have? Students read through the short comprehension and answer the accompanying study questions. There is also an activity for labelling the different types of teeth.

This fun worksheet includes some trivia all about the digestive system. See how well your students get on!

This fun digestive system activity asks students to draw a line to match the vocabulary word to the definition. This worksheet can be used to reinforce learning when teaching the topic of the human digestive system.

A fun activity that can be used when teaching students about the topic of the digestive system. Students find all of the vocabulary words associated with the digestive system. Word searches are a great activity to improve vocabulary, memory, and spelling.

Use this reading comprehension to help teach your children about the human body and the last stages of the digestive system.

Use this reading comprehension to help teach your children about the human body and the very clever digestive system!

Children use the words from the word bank to label the correct parts of the digestive system in this diagram.

This diagram can be used to help students learn the key parts of the digestive system and to recognise tricky scientific words such as oesophagus, pancreas, and gallbladder.

This fun memory game is a great brain exercise and challenges students to find out what's different in one picture from the other. This worksheet includes a spring-themed picture with ten differences.

This maths worksheet for year 4 students will help children develop their understanding of how to read and construct bar graphs.

This fun Christmas themed colour by number activity will help children recognise numbers 1 - 8. Children follow the number and colour chart to colour Santa Claus and his presents.

This Christmas themed resource can be used to reinforce language arts lessons learned in class. Students fill in the blanks with a type of word e.g. an adjective or a noun. Encourage your students to be as creative as possible and have some fun!

This colourful thank you template is great for supporting independent writing activities and can be used for a variety of different topics.

Improve your child's creative writing skills with this fun activity. Students are asked to write a story and include the words: Santa, stocking, night, chimney, snow in their story. Encourage students to be as imaginative as possible and be creative!

This colourful activity asks students to look at the pictures and complete the crossword puzzle.

This simple Halloween-themed colour by number activity is a great way to keep your class busy if you are looking for a fun, quick maths activity.

This cloze activity includes some interesting facts about rainforest species. Students read through the text and fill in the missing words using the word bank.

Students solve the Sudoku puzzle by using logical reasoning and critical thinking skills. They complete each grid by writing the numbers 1 - 9 in each row, column, and block once and only once.

Writing prompts give students a topic to start writing about immediately. This writing prompt asks students to write a paragraph to explain how they or someone they know helps others.

Improve your child's creative writing skills with this fun activity. Students are asked to write a story and include the words summer, butterfly, balloon, rainbow and sky in their story. Encourage students to be as imaginative as possible and be creative!

Improve your child's creative writing skills with this fun activity. Students are asked to write a story and include the words summer, sun, balloon, play, and skating in their story. Encourage students to be as imaginative as possible and be creative!

Improve your child's creative writing skills with this fun activity. Students are asked to write a story and include the words bear, spring, forest, sun and friends in their story. Encourage students to be as creative as possible and let their imagination run wild!