Description
9 WEEKS OF 4th GRADE SUMMER MATH PRACTICE!
This summer math packet includes 45 printable worksheets. Each week reviews math skills that were learned in fourth grade. Afterward, the skills are continually revisited throughout the summer. In this way, the students are ready for fifth grade! Plus, there’s a joke on every page!
This summer packet can also be good for advanced third graders or fifth graders who may need a little more practice with math skills.
Save the summer slide for the playground!
Included:
► 45 practice pages (each with a joke!)
► Key for all pages
► Lesson Tracker Chart
► Spiraled Chart
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According to Duke University Professor, Harris Cooper, students’ academics are affected by the summer holiday. He poses that at best, students make little to no academic gains, and at worse, students lose 2-3 months of learning. He also found that summer loss was greatest in math, especially math computation.
Give your students the tools they will need to enter 5th grade with confidence! Each page boasts many math problems that are sure to keep your students sharp! Don’t let what they worked so hard to learn in 4th grade disappear!
This packet includes many opportunities to review the following skills and more!
▌WEEK ONE: PLACE VALUE
☼ Place value (word form, expanded form, and expanded notation)
☼ Rounding
☼ Value based on position
☼ Ordering Whole Numbers
☼ Comparing Whole Numbers
▌WEEK TWO: DECIMALS
☼ Decimal Place Value
☼ Decimals on a Number Line
☼ Comparing Decimals
☼ Ordering Decimals
☼ Relate Decimals to Fractions
▌WEEK THREE: FRACTIONS
☼ Equivalent Fractions
☼ Models of Fractions
☼ Unit Fractions
☼ Comparing Fractions
☼ Finding Common Denominators
☼ Fractions on a Number Line
☼ Adding and Subtracting Fractions
☼ Mixed Numbers and Improper Fractions
☼ Simplifying Fractions
▌WEEK FOUR: ADDITION AND SUBTRACTION
☼ Addition (whole numbers)
☼ Subtractions (whole numbers)
☼ Addition (decimals)
☼ Subtractions (decimals)
▌WEEK FIVE: MULTIPLICATION AND DIVISION
☼ Multiplying with Powers of 10
☼ Dividing with Compatible numbers
☼ 1-Digit Multiplication
☼ 2-Digit Multiplication
☼ Division
☼ Long Division
☼ Division with Remainders
▌WEEK SIX: ALGEBRA
☼ Fact Families
☼ Strip Diagrams
☼ Representing Equations
☼ Solving Equations
☼ Multi-step operations
▌WEEK SEVEN: DATA
☼ Input/output Tables
☼ Perimeter and Area
▌WEEK EIGHT: GEOMETRY
☼ Classifying Angles
☼ Measuring Angles
☼ Complementary and Supplementary Angles
☼ Classifying Polygons
☼ Angles and lines of polygons
▌WEEK NINE: MEASURES
☼ Converting Customary Measurements
☼ Converting Metric Measurements
☼ Elapsed Time








Jennifer L. –
We’re looking to avoid the “summer slide”. This is a great set for at-home practice with my kids.
Shannon K. –
Gave this out for kids to do a summer school. Also used it at the beginning of the year for review!
Mariah D. –
This is a great resource for independent work and early finishers! Thanks 🙂
Kristi H. –
My students and their parents loved having this resource to continue practicing and reinforcing math skills at home. Thank you so much!
DONNA H. –
This resource is fantastic. ALL major math skills are reviewed in a format that does not overwhelm students. Though I used this as a summer review for 4th graders, it is so good that I plan to use it as review/daily work with other grades during the school year. I only wish the resource didn’t have the word ‘summer’ or the ‘4th’ grade level indicated on the worksheets.
Cherie R. –
My students loved this resource. I found it kept them engaged.
Heather M. –
I used this with my summer ESY program. It was a great resource. Loved how each week was planned out.
Michelle C. –
I gave these to my students the last week of school to take home to review over the summer. Parents said they really enjoyed them and it helped their student out for 5th grade.
Rebecca D. –
This is going to be a perfect resource for my students to review their 4th grade math standards and be extra prepared for 5th grade
Cheryl P. –
This is a high quality product with repetition that students need to retain the skills long term. I highly recommend this summer packet for rising 5th graders.