Free 4th Grade Resources (by date, oldest first)

My best selling skip counting puzzles are now available to print as book marks to help students quickly reference skip counting for numbers 1-12. Find the original puzzles here as digital and printable resources.

Use dice to create single digit multiplication problems.

Printable graphic organizer for students to use when solving two by one multiplication problems using the area model of multiplication

A theme formula that's easy to use and easy to memorize! Hang it up or pass it out.

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The S.T.E.A.L. anchor chart is a great visualization for students when making inferences in fiction. Print in color or black and white!

An easy to read format to get your students writing!

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Fraction strips are used as a math manipulative and a more hands-on approach to teaching your students to visually see the value of each proper fraction to a whole.

Use these FREE templates to have your students/children practice their name in cursive.

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This is an EDITABLE 3" x 3" Post-It Note Templates that are re-usable.

In this download, I have included step-by-step directions on how to print on Post-It notes on the template. A template for the 3" x 3" square-sized sticky notes is included and is EDITABLE for you to use while creating your own printable post-it note designs.

These post-it note templates can be used for motivational inspiration for your class/children, or any way that you feel your class/children would need support and guidance.

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This is a NO PREP, print and go resource!

These worksheets work great for functional text & life skills IEP objectives.

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Reading Medicine Labels - Unit 1

Reading Medicine Labels - Unit 2

Reading Medicine Labels - Unit 3

This download includes:

• 2 different medicine labels
• 2 levels
• A color & black and white set
• Teacher answer key
• Suggested follow up activities

Level 1 - Cut & Paste - Simpler Questions

• 2 worksheets with 10 questions (5 questions per page)

Level 2 - Write in the Answer - More Complex Questions

• 2 worksheets with 12 questions (6 questions per page)

4 different worksheets and 22 questions per set.

A total of 8 different worksheets.

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This resource is designed to expose students to a variety of real over the counter medications that they would find in their local pharmacies, grocery stores, general merchandise retailer or even in their medicine cabinets at home. Students will read the medicine labels closely and answer questions to show understanding. This resource introduces medications that are taken at different times of day (A.M. & P.M.), different ways to take medications (pill, syrup, chewable tablet), and where to look to find out important information such as what the medication treats, how long the medication works for, and what strength the dosage is.

Menu Math | Menu Comprehension | Life Skills | Functional Text | Skills for Independence | Real-World Skills | Community Skills

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These worksheets work great for functional text & life skills IEP objectives.

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Understanding Menus Unit 1

Understanding Menus Unit 2

Understanding Menus Unit 3

Understanding Menus Unit 4

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This download includes:

• 1 menu
• 2 levels
• A color & black and white set
• 1 separate large menu page
• Teacher answer key

Level 1 - Cut & Paste - Simpler Questions - Bolded Key Words

• 5 worksheets with 25 questions (5 questions per page)

Level 2 - Write in the Answer - More Complex Questions - Multi-part questions

• 5 worksheets with 28 questions (5 - 6 questions per page)

12 different worksheets and 53 questions per set.

A total of 24 different worksheets.

This resource features one realistic menu for students to explore. Designed for differentiation, the resource offers two levels of engagement. The first level involves cut-and-paste activities with simpler questions, focusing on menu comprehension and basic price identification. The second level challenges students with write-in responses, encouraging critical thinking and analysis. Students tackle questions about menu item costs, ingredients, and comparisons of prices. They also practice calculating totals for orders and determining the correct amount of change. This comprehensive resource aims to enhance students' real-world understanding of menus, prices, and basic financial skills, preparing them for practical decision-making and equipping them with valuable life skills.

Featured Menu:

Sports Restaurant

As extension activities, students can use classroom money to present the correct amount of money. Students can calculate sales tax and or tip.

These worksheets seamlessly integrates real-world reading with bus and train schedules with text-dependent questions. Created to immerse students in the world of everyday transportation schedules, often overlooked in classroom settings, these thoughtfully designed worksheets offer engaging exposure to a variety of routes, stops, and travel times.

As students delve into the intricacies of transit schedules, they'll tackle text-dependent questions that encourage critical thinking and enhance language skills in a tangible and relevant way. Utilize Bus & Train Schedules to bridge the gap between classroom instruction and essential real-world proficiency.

These worksheets are great for vocational IEP objectives & travel training!

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Bus & Train Schedules BUNDLE

WHAT'S INCLUDED?

• 1 bus schedule
• 10 worksheets per set with 55 questions
• 20 different worksheets
• 2 levels
• Color set
• Black & white set
• Teacher answer key

Level 1: Cut & Paste - Simpler Questions - Bolded Key Words

• 5 worksheets per set
• 25 questions (5 questions per page)
• Teacher answer key

Level 2: Write in the Answer - More Complex Questions - Some Multi-Part

• 5 worksheets per set
• 30 questions (6 questions per page)
• Teacher answer key

TOTAL:

⭐ 10 WORKSHEETS WITH 55 QUESTIONS PER SET

⭐ 20 DIFFERENT WORKSHEETS

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Bus & Train Schedules - Unit 1

Bus & Train Schedules - Unit 2

Bus & Train Schedules - Unit 3

Bus & Train Schedules - Unit 4

Bus & Train Routes, Signs & Stations

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This resource includes:

• 2 different worksheets
• 2 example worksheets
• 1 color in the money worksheet
• 1 circle the money worksheet

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Dollar Up $1 & $5

Dollar Up $1, $5, $10

This resource is designed to help students practice using the “DOLLAR UP” strategy. Students are provided with visually engaging REAL product images with price tags and are asked to identify how much money is needed and to circle or color the correct amount of money.

This resource is great for tracking IEP objectives for life skills and vocational skills.

How to use this product:

•Print out and have students complete as a worksheet/ workbook.

•Print & laminate for repeated use for fast finishers.

•Project pages onto the board to complete as a class. Havestudents take turns coloring or circling the correct amount of money.

•Project pages onto board and have student use the cut out or laminated money to present the correct dollar up amount needed for each question.

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Bus & Train Schedules

Coupons

Coupons Unit 3

Reading Utility Bills - Paper Based

Reading Bills Unit 1 - Paper

Reading Bills Unit 2 - Paper

Reading Bills Unit 3 - Paper

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This is an example from my Distance Learning Budget Unit

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In this form students will use a real-world example of a monthly budget and saving goal. Students will use their learned knowledge of incomes and expenses to identify these items in the monthly budget. Students will practice identifying and calculating the amount of money needed for the desired expense and calculating how much money will need to be saved each month in order to attain the expense. Students will also examine the given budget to calculate the individual total income, expenses, money saved, and identify additional ways for individuals to save.

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Budget Unit

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Calculating Discounts - Google Forms/ Slides

Reading Product Labels Unit 1 Google Forms

Reading Medicine Labels Unit 3 Google Forms

Coupons Unit 2 Google Forms

Cooking Vocab Unit 1 Google Forms

Job Exploration Unit 1 Google Forms

Job Exploration Unit 2 Google Forms

Reading Nutrition Labels Unit 1 Google Forms

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Coupons - Unit 1

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Recently Updated to include 2 levels, 2 new cut & paste worksheets, 1 new write in the answer worksheet & 13 new questions!

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• 2 coupons
• Level 1: 2 different cut & paste worksheets with 4 questions per page. Total of 8 questions.
• Level 2: 2 different worksheets with 5 - 6 questions per page. Total of 11 questions.
• A total of 4 different worksheets & 19 questions.
• Teacher answer key for Level 2

This is a NO PREP, real world text resources with text dependent questions. This real world resource was designed to expose students to coupons they would see/ use in everyday life. A variety of comprehension skills are embedded covering shopping, math and money skills. This resource is a great way for students to practice life skills.

This resource also works great for IEP objectives.

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Apparel Details & Size Charts Comprehension - Unit 1

Apparel Details & Size Charts Comprehension - Unit 2

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• 2 worksheets 5-6 questions per page
• 11 comprehension questions
• Teacher answer key

This resource is designed to expose students to everyday clothing and apparel sites. This resource provides real world text practice with text dependent questions. Students will need to read clothing and apparel product details, materials and care and size charts closely to answer questions. A variety of comprehension skills are embedded into the text samples to provide your students an opportunity to read, refer and respond to questions. Some questions address pricing, discounted prices, materials and care and sizing.

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This freebie includes 10 fun St. Patrick's Day theme Would You Rather questions on Google Slides & PDF. You can use it digitally or print them for your class!

These questions can be used as ice breakers, to begin classroom discussions, create classroom polls and graphs or a writing prompts!

Este recurso será de gran utilidad para realizar un seguimiento de las tareas asignadas a sus alumnos en plataformas online como Seesaw, por ejemplo. He proporcionado asignaturas como Lectura y Sociales, Matemáticas y Ciencias Naturales, pero si imparte otras materias, simplemente cambie los nombres.

En la primera pestaña, de color amarillo, obtendrá una visión clara y rápida del progreso de cada alumno. Aquí solo necesita ingresar el nombre de los alumnos y, si lo desea, su ID.

En las tres pestañas restantes, correspondientes a las asignaturas mencionadas, puede marcar con un simple clic quién ha completado cada tarea asignada. Envío una tarea diaria para cada asignatura a mis alumnos. Se mostrará el número de tareas completadas y la calificación semanal de cada alumno, utilizando la siguiente escala: 1 si entregan 1 tarea, 2 si entregan 2, 3 si entregan 3, y 4 si entregan 4 o 5 tareas. Si su baremo es diferente, simplemente cambie la fórmula en la columna "calificación".

En la primera pestaña, llamada "Inicio", se mostrará automáticamente el número de tareas que cada alumno ha completado semanalmente en cada asignatura, y la calificación que aparece es el promedio de las calificaciones semanales hasta la fecha. No importa si su trimestre es de nueve semanas o menos, los datos siempre estarán basados en el número de semanas ingresadas. Si deja de ingresar datos en la semana siete, las calificaciones se calcularán automáticamente en función de siete semanas, no nueve.

Por último, en la pestaña naranja, llamada "Tareas semanales", podrá verificar quién ha entregado la tarea semanal, que se debe entregar una vez por semana. Aquí se registra quién entrega la tarea y se muestra el número total de tareas presentadas y el porcentaje que representan en cada semana. Si un alumno entrega la tarea durante las tres primeras semanas, reflejará un 100% en cada una de ellas. Sin embargo, si no entregan más tareas, el porcentaje disminuirá gradualmente hasta la última semana de evaluación.

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This file will be very useful when it comes to tracking the delivery of the different homework that you propose to your students on the different online platforms, for example, Seesaw or Google Class, for up to 9 weeks.

 I have put the subjects of Language Arts and Social Studies, Mathematics and Natural Sciences because they are the ones that concern me, but if you teach different subjects, you just must rename them. 

In the "Home" tab, the yellow one, you can see a clear and quick overview of how each of your students is working. In this tab, you don't have to enter more data than the name of the students and the ID if desired. It will be in the other three tabs, those referring to the mentioned subjects, where you will mark with a simple click who performs each of the assigned tasks. 

I use to send them a daily exercise for each subject. It will show us the number of daily homework performed and the grade of each student in each of the weeks. The range used is the following: a "1" if they deliver a weekly homework, a "2" if they deliver two, a "3" if they deliver three, and a "4" if they deliver four or five tasks throughout the week. Change the formula in the "Grade" column if you have a different string. 

In the first tab, called "Home", the number of assignments performed by each student in each subject will appear automatically below every week´s column. The grade that appears is the average grade for all the weeks to date. It does not matter if your quarter is nine weeks or less, the data that appears will always be according to the number of weeks entered. If there were no more than seven weeks, the marks will automatically be an average mark based on seven weeks and not nine. 

Finally, the orange tab helps me to know who gives me a series of WEEKLY exercises that in my class we call “Weekly homework”. It is marked who gives it and it shows us the total number of weekly tasks submitted and the percentage that it represents to date. So, if a student submits the Weekly Assignment for the first three weeks, it will reflect 100% in all of them, but if they stop delivering them, the percentage will gradually decrease until the last evaluation week. On the contrary, if the student does not present anything the first two weeks, but he does in the third, in the first two you could see 0% and in the third 33%, since that is what it represents to date.

We hope you enjoy our FREE Autumn Mindfulness Hunt. Get outside and connect with nature! Download our FREE Autumn Mindfulness Hunt now!

Ask the children to use this worksheet to to record what they SEE, HEAR, SMELL and FEEL as they walk outside on a nice Autumn day.

Recommended sequence

1. Review the 5 senses.

2. Take a moment to tune in, breathe, and just be.

3. Give instructions for how to quietly be in the outside world, using keen observation and a relaxed mind to fill in this chart.

4. Give plenty of time for students to draw or write their findings.

5. Come together as a group and find out what people observed and any impact it had on them.

Tips for your mindfulness nature walk

1. Walk at a natural, slow pace. Take your time to take in the beauty of nature around you. Look around you. Notice the trees around you. Are they starting to change colors? Are they losing their leaves?
2. Take in deep breaths through your nose. Shift your awareness to your smell. What do you smell? Does it smell earthy? Do you smell the leaves around you?
3. Listen. What do you hear? Are there animals bustling around? Do you hear the leaves crunching underneath your feet?
4. Pick up a few leaves. How do they feel? Are they starting to decompose? Are they crunchy? What color are they?
5. Shift your attention back to walking. Feel the physical sensation of walking. One foot up, one foot down. Notice your feet touching the ground. How do you feel?
6. At the end of your walk, pause and take a moment. Stand still and take in a deep breath. Take a look around and notice your feelings.