4th Grade

Multiplication tables for 6, 7, 8, and 9

Measurement word problems

Skip count by 3s, 4s, and 6s. Go as high as you can.

Use key details to determine the main idea

Read passages about art, music, and traditions

Read a chapter of your favorite book or a picture book outside!

Draw out hopscotch on the sidewalk or driveway as multiples of 6, instead of by 1's. Say your multiples of 6 as you jump!

Subtract across zeros

Division facts up to 10: true or false?

Baking Fun! Measure out the ingredients needed to bake a sweet treat. How many ounces in a pound? How many teaspoons in a tablespoon?

Multiple-meaning words with pictures

Spell rhyming words to answer riddles

Write friendly messages to your neighbors outside with sidewalk chalk.

Read a graphic novel on Sora or Epic!

Play a card game with a family member or friend.

Multiplication and division word problems

Match fractions to models

Find as many coins as possible around your house. How much money do you have?

Create compound sentences

Determine the order of events in informational texts

Make a list of words that have more than one meaning. How many can you think of?

Go bird watching! Take photos and keep track of your sightings. Use an app or guidebook to identify feathered friends.

Find equivalent fractions using area models: one model

Write your own multiplication or division word problem about a family member or friend. Then have them solve it!

Complete the opinion passage with a reason

Write a short poem about summer!

Start a nature journal, then take it outside to record all the beautiful sights and sounds that you notice.

Rounding - nearest ten or hundred only

Calculate the perimeter and area of your bedroom in feet (If you don't have a ruler or measuring tape, how many of your own feet does it take to get from one side to the other?)

Make predictions about a story

Watch your favorite cartoon. Who is the main character? Draw a picture of them and write 3 words that describe them. Share with a family member and explain why you chose the 3 words you did.

Try this shadow sidewalk chalk art project.

Two-step word problems: identify reasonable answers

Multiply by a multiple of ten

Practice measuring angles with a protractor game.

Distinguish facts from opinions

Match problems with their solutions

Write down 2 facts and 1 opinion about summertime.

Collect rocks and paint them. Turn them into pet rocks, garden ornaments, or gifts for family members.

Find equivalent fractions using number lines

Multiplication facts for 6, 7, 8, and 9: sorting

Grab a deck of playing cards and play multiplication "war" with a friend, parents, or sibling.

Compare mythological illustrations

Choose the picture that matches the idiomatic expression

Make your own joke book. Collect jokes and riddles from your family and friends.

Make one of these cloud-in-a-jar crafts.

Graph and compare fractions with like denominators on number lines

Use bar graphs to solve problems

Create a bar graph for an activity that you do throughout the week. You can create a graph for number of hours you sleep, meals you eat, minutes you watch tv.

Read passages about famous places

Is it a complete sentence or a fragment?

Make a list of zoo animals. Sort them by different categories, such as type of animal (mammals, fish, etc.) or coloring (green, brown, striped, etc.).

Plan a family activity day. Decide how much money to spend and research events and activities in your area and choose an affordable activity the whole family can enjoy. Allow enough time for the activity, and remember to include food in the day's plan. (This online Kids Party Checklist will help.) Don't forget to bring a camera and take lots of pictures. Create a family scrapbook of your special day.

1. Describe the event or activity your family will attend.

2. Will everyone in the family enjoy this activity? Why do you think so?

3. What do you need to arrange ahead of time? Will you need to purchase tickets? Pack a lunch? Make reservations?

4. What supplies or materials will you need?

5. What costs will be involved?

Graph and compare fractions with like numerators on number lines

Draw quadrilaterals

Cut out and color quadrilaterals of different shapes and colors. Put these quadrilaterals together to form a picture or a collage of images.

Use actions and dialogue to understand characters

Combine sentences by adding key details

Word game! Look for out-of-state license plates. Make a list of all the state names and slogans. Decide which ones you like the best.

Interview an older relative. Write out your family history.

Perimeter of rectilinear shapes

Find the area of rectangles and squares

Measure the perimeter of different objects in or around your house. Calculate and compare the areas of these objects.

Read historical fiction with illustrations

Capitalization: review

Watch a movie and write a review about it. How many stars would you give it? What did you like about it? What didn't you like? What category would this type of movie fall in (drama, humor, action, etc.)?

Cool down by making Ice Cream in a Bag. The simple technique produces delicious ice cream in about 5 minutes.

• Division facts up to 10: sorting

• Two-step multiplication and division word problems

• Grab a snack to share with friends or family members. Using the snack, divide the food into equal groups. Challenge yourself by using your division facts.

Determine the meanings of similes

Find synonyms in context

Plan an end-of-summer celebration. Record a list of the 10 best things you did this summer. Create a menu of your favorite summer treats to be enjoyed on your last day of summer!

Have a water balloon baseball game. Use a plastic bat, a bucket of water balloons, and old towels as bases and you are all set.