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Build strong math skills,
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Short lessons, guided examples, and practice designed for confident understanding—not memorization alone.

Grade 4 Mathematics

Choose a module and begin today’s learning.

Week 1 • Foundations
Today’s focus

Understanding Place Value

Read, write, compare, and arrange whole numbers using place value.

1 of 4
steps

Your learning modules

123

Whole Numbers

Place value, reading numbers, comparing, ordering, and rounding.

4 lessons • 3 practice sets • mastery check
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Fractions

Meaning, equivalent fractions, comparison, addition, and subtraction.

4 lessons • 3 practice sets • mastery check

Geometry

Lines, angles, shapes, perimeter, area, and spatial reasoning.

4 lessons • 3 practice sets • mastery check

Measurement

Length, mass, capacity, time, and practical unit conversions.

4 lessons • 3 practice sets • mastery check

Data and Graphs

Tables, pictographs, bar graphs, and interpreting information.

4 lessons • 3 practice sets • mastery check

Patterns and Algebra

Number patterns, rules, missing values, and simple equations.

4 lessons • 3 practice sets • mastery check
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Operations and Word Problems

Addition, subtraction, multiplication, division, estimation, and multi-step problems.

4 lessons • 3 practice sets • mastery check

Decimals and Money

Decimal place value, comparison, operations, purchases, change, and budgeting.

4 lessons • 3 practice sets • mastery check

Grade 4 Comprehensive Review

Check all eight topics, see strengths, and identify the best lessons to revisit.

24 questions • instant results • personalized review plan
Sample lesson • 8 minutes

Place Value of Whole Numbers

The value of a digit depends on its position in the number.

Example
46,382

The digit 6 is in the thousands place, so its value is 6,000.

Try it

In 75,419, what is the value of the digit 5?

Quick practice • 1 question

Check your understanding

In 382,746, what is the value of the digit 8?

Your 5-day math plan

About 20 minutes per day.

MondayLearn: Place value20 min
TuesdayPractice: Read and write numbers20 min
WednesdayLearn: Compare and arrange numbers20 min
ThursdayMixed practice and correction20 min
FridayShort mastery check15 min
Parent support

Help without giving the answer.

Ask your child to explain what each digit means. Listen for understanding before correcting the computation.

Try asking: “How do you know the 8 means 80,000 and not 8,000?”
Celebrate: A clear explanation is progress—even when the first answer is wrong.