Practice or assess Grade 4 outcomes with the Saskatchewan Math Curriculum. Use these math worksheets for practice, review, or assessment. They only take moments to prep and make differentiation a snap. Your whole year is here!

This time-saving resource includes:

• 500+ different pages about Grade 4 math concepts from the Saskatchewan Math Curriculum.
• pages that can easily be used as assessments.
• colouring pages to reinforce most activities.
• word problems for some of the concepts.
• answer keys or suggested answers for all the pages.
• Canadian/British spellings and metric measurements.
• SI Notation, so numbers are written with spaces between place values instead of commas. (Example: 2 000 instead of 2,000).
• number concept sets: Place Value to 10 000, Comparing and Ordering Numbers to 10 000, Decomposing Numbers to 1000
• number operations sets: Estimation Strategies for Addition and Subtraction to 10 000, Adding and Subtracting to 10 000, Mixed Multiplication and Division (2 by 1 Digit), Multiplication of 2 by 1 Digit, Multiplication of 3 by 1 Digit, Division of 2 by 1 Digit Without Remainders, Division of 2 by 1 Digit With Remainders, Mental Math Strategies, Identity Property, Zero Property, Fact Families
• financial literacy set: Recording Canadian Money to $100 which includes English and French notation.
• decimals and fractions sets: Representing Decimals to Hundredths, Adding and Subtracting Decimals to Hundredths, Representing Proper Fractions, Relating Fractions and Decimals to Hundredths, Comparing and Ordering Fractions With Common Denominators, Comparing Decimals to Hundredths
• pattern and algebra sets: describing and extending pictorial and concrete patterns, describing and extending number patterns (including sequences and tables), sorting numbers by attributes in charts: T-Charts, Venn Diagrams and Carroll Diagrams, writing one-step equations with variables using descriptions, pictorial and concrete representations, solving one-step equations for the value of an unknown variable. The equations include addition and subtraction within 10 000. Multiplication and division equations stay within the times table chart.
• statistics and graphing sets: reading and creating bar graphs, reading and creating pictographs, and using first and second-hand data and many-to-one correspondence.
• time and measurement sets: reading analog clocks (and recording time in words and digital time), 12 and 24-hour clocks (and AM/PM), calendars, writing dates in different formats, finding the area of regular and irregular shapes (without formulas), referents of metric units and metric conversions.
• geometry sets: lines of symmetry in 2D polygons and shapes, names and attributes of 3D pyramids and prisms, skeletons of prisms and pyramids.

Ninja Note: This resource was not designed with Easel by TpT in mind. It works best when printed.

This set aligns with:

• Saskatchewan Mathematics Curriculum Grade 4

We use this resource with:

• Number Operations Interactive Math Notebook Grade 4
• Number Operations Interactive Math Notebook Grade 4/5 (designed for combined grades)

Where do you teach?

• Alberta Full Year Worksheet Bundle Grade 4
• British Columbia Full Year Worksheet Bundle Grade 4
• Saskatchewan Full Year Worksheet Bundle Grade 4

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Thank you for your consideration! Happy teaching Grade 4 Math in Saskatchewan from the Brain Ninjas!