Ages 8–9 · Maths & English

Year 4 worksheets for ages 8–9.

Printable practice for a key year in times-table fluency: recall of all facts to 12 × 12, four-digit calculation, decimals to hundredths and richer grammar and punctuation.

The year at a glance

What Year 4 practice looks like

Times tables are the headline of Year 4. Schools in England run a timed multiplication tables check during the year, so quick, accurate recall of facts up to 12 × 12 is worth regular practice. Short daily sheets suit this well.

In English, children use fronted adverbials, expanded noun phrases and apostrophes for plural possession, and punctuate direct speech fully. Writing is expected to be organised, varied and increasingly accurate.

Maths · Year 4

Maths worksheets for Year 4

Listed roughly from earlier to later skills in the year.

  1. Times tablesRecall multiplication and division facts for all tables up to 12 × 12.Generate a worksheet →
  2. MultiplicationMultiply two-digit and three-digit numbers by a one-digit number using a formal written method.Generate a worksheet →
  3. DivisionUse known facts to divide mentally, including dividing by 1 and by the number itself.Generate a worksheet →
  4. AdditionAdd numbers with up to four digits using column addition.Generate a worksheet →
  5. SubtractionSubtract numbers with up to four digits and estimate to check.Generate a worksheet →
  6. FractionsRecognise equivalent fractions, count in hundredths and add and subtract fractions with the same denominator.Generate a worksheet →
  7. DecimalsRecognise tenths and hundredths as decimals and round decimals to the nearest whole number.Generate a worksheet →
  8. MoneyEstimate, compare and calculate with money in pounds and pence.Generate a worksheet →
  9. TimeConvert between analogue and digital 12- and 24-hour clocks.Generate a worksheet →
  10. Shape & geometryCompare angles, classify triangles and quadrilaterals and identify lines of symmetry.Printable sample →

English · Year 4

English worksheets for Year 4

Listed roughly from earlier to later skills in the year.

  1. GrammarUse fronted adverbials, expanded noun phrases and Standard English verb forms.Printable sample →
  2. PunctuationPunctuate direct speech, use commas after fronted adverbials and apostrophes for plural possession.Printable sample →
  3. SpellingSpell homophones, words with -tion, -sion and -ous, and words from the Year 3/4 statutory list.Printable sample →
  4. VocabularyChoose precise nouns and verbs and understand how prefixes change meaning.Printable sample →
  5. Reading comprehensionDraw inferences, summarise paragraphs and identify how language affects meaning.Printable sample →
  6. WritingPlan, draft and improve narratives and non-fiction using paragraphs around a theme.Printable sample →

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Popular Year 4 worksheets

Every topic above opens a page with a printable sheet and answers where appropriate.

For parents, carers & tutors

Helpful tips for Year 4

  • Aim for accuracy first, then speed.
  • Mix multiplication and division facts together.
  • Highlight speech marks when reading a book together.

These worksheets are designed around primary-school skill progression. Every school sequences topics slightly differently, so use your child's current classwork as a guide to what to practise next.