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Getting ready for 4th grade math

Find a useful starting point before a new school year. Answer twelve questions, review the reasoning, and choose a manageable practice routine.

What this check covers

  • Standard, expanded, and word form
  • Understanding multiplication facts with equal groups
  • Placing fractions on a number line
  • Division facts
  • Rectangle area
  • Equivalent fractions

Allow 15–25 minutes with paper for working. Use “Not sure yet” freely. Try without a calculator unless your normal learning support requires one. These are selected prerequisites, not the entire grade curriculum. High-school course order varies; our grade 11 check emphasizes Algebra 2 foundations and grade 12 emphasizes precalculus/calculus foundations.

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4th Grade entry check

12 questions · No time limit

Choose an answer or enter it as shown. You can include units. Select “Not sure yet” to mark a skill for practice. Results stay on this page unless you download them.

1 Expand 3,508.
2 Write two thousand sixty in digits.
3 Find 3 × 8.
4 Use 5 × 4 = 20 to find 6 × 4.
5 What fraction is at the third mark after zero when 0 to 1 is divided into five equal intervals?
6 Write 6/4 as a mixed number.
7 Find 36 ÷ 6.
8 Find 42 ÷ 7.
9 A rectangle is 5 cm by 4 cm. Find its area.
10 A rectangle is 6 m by 3 m. Find its area.
11 Complete 1/2 = __/4.
12 Complete 1/3 = __/6.