Questions and answers: PG(MA) 1st Semester English

Product Information

Share your account login details with anyone else or place the details on the internet. Users of Audio Files Here you’ll find all our free Year 4 maths worksheets and Year 4 maths tests, many of which are suitable for homework as well as classroom teaching. You are responsible for ensuring that, prior to the use of the Service by your employees, agents or students, all such parties are notified of and agree to the terms of this Agreement. As independent working activities, they are specifically designed to be completed by children even if they can’t get access to online tools, or parent support.

These worksheets provide children with an opportunity to solve a wide range of addition and subtraction word problems. The problems range from missing digits to adding money and measures. Year 4 Multiplication and Division Worksheets Year 4 Maths Worksheets for multiplication: All Kinds of Word ProblemsSubtract by Adding: This technique work when we have to subtract a single-digit number from a teen number. The Rapid Reasoning resource was created to fulfil the greater emphasis that a maths mastery approach gives to children’s ability to reason well. ‘Explaining your reasoning’ is a key part of maths lessons in Key Stage 2, and these free worksheets (six weeks’ worth in total) help children improve their reasoning skills. Each worksheet comes with around three questions based on Year 4 maths topics, example answers, and even step-by-step explanations to help pupils break down how to get to an answer. Codes are used to transfer access provisions to other users. School customers will be given Codes on printed vouchers so they can provide students with access to titles. Use the Audio Files for your own personal use, including things like studying, classroom teaching, lesson planning and in-school training. A great way to get an overall idea of a Year 4 child’s maths learning – two tests (one arithmetic, one reasoning) of about an hour each, with answer sheets included.

This worksheet encourages children to read and interpret a range of graphs to answer retrieval, comparison and sum questions about a range of different graphs and tables. Percentage of any number: Just multiply both the numbers by 10, then multiply those numbers. For example, 30% of 75 This gets sent home for homework once a week. It's seen by the children as a test? Which it is. Swapping through addition,subtraction,fractions, giving change, and all sorts in the same homework sitting is not consolidation of what's been taught that week in class. As parents we don't know what's been taught that week or the week before, or the approaches used,methodologies taught..nothing. We have no text book to consult with the work programme in it either. Testing children repeatedly, sometimes on topics they haven't even covered yet leaves the children deflated and makes homework frustrating. Are the books meant to be used this way?While children will have looked at formal column addition and subtraction, there are many common mistakes that even the most experienced amongst them can make. This worksheet highlights the common errors when using formal written methods, estimating and identifying related facts for addition and subtraction calculations. Multiplication with number ending with 5: This technique can be used when multiplying number by a number ending with 5(15, 25, 35, …)

These worksheets focus on word problems involving addition and subtraction of up to 4-digit numbers. It is important for children to experience a range of question types, especially in a topic where they may feel more confident. Long division is one of the most difficult parts of the primary maths curriculum, and learning long division requires a good understanding of short division to start with. While a Year 4 child won’t have learnt long division yet, these worksheets include short division questions at the beginning, helping children sharpen their division skills in preparation for the next step.In September your child may be reissued with the same book they were using at the end of last term. As the term progresses your class teacher will monitor and review your child’s book and make alterations where appropriate. If you have any queries regarding the book your child has been given please do not hesitate to speak to your child’s class teacher. i. Our liability to you for any losses shall not exceed the amount you originally paid for the service. In Year 4, children are expected to be able to read and interpret a range of graphs and tables. This worksheet focuses on reading a table, bar chart and line graph. Children should be familiar with tables and bar charts but will have been introduced to line graphs for the first time in Year 4. In the tens place, we see that there is 5 – 7 which is not possible hence we take 45 – 17 which is possible, and 45 – 17 (we can find this by subtraction by rounding).