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Fourth-grade math helps students build the necessary foundation for more advanced mathematical reasoning. DoodleMath has the games, guides, and review tools your student needs to not only succeed but excel in their math class. Engage in regular practice to build confidence, tackle challenges – and see math for the adventure it is!
Whether you’re a first-time parent to a fourth grader or it’s your third time around the block, our goal is to take the guesswork out of elementary math. Browse our 4th-grade math guides designed to make learning math a breeze.
Entering the 4th grade is an important time in your child’s life. They’re learning skills that will help them as they advance in their academic career. So what can you expect from your fourth grader’s math class, and how can you help them succeed?
Explore the skills and concepts your student will learn in 4th grade so you can guide them toward becoming the best math student they can be!
Remember that all students learn at their own pace. If you are struggling to help your 4th-grader with math, you can and should always talk to their teacher. DoodleMath allows kids to build their confidence through fun, stress-free practice. Research shows that playing math games helps students learn and retain information!
While this will largely depend on the state a student lives in and the strengths of their teacher, all 4th graders are expected to go into 5th grade understanding all four major operations: addition, subtraction, multiplication, and division. They will also build upon their understanding of fractions, including how to order fractions and how to equate fractions.
Three words: practice, practice, practice! You can definitely ask their teacher for different methods and strategies to review at home. Math apps like DoodleMath allow students to play games, turning math into an adventure rather than a simple subject in school. In fact, research shows that playing math games helps with retention and builds confidence.
4th grade is when math begins to get more challenging, and if students have struggled learning addition, subtraction, multiplication, and division, then they are likely to struggle this year. There are a few signs to look for when determining whether a student needs additional help: declining grades, frustration during homework, and a sudden dislike of the subject may indicate your child needs more help.
Talk to your kid’s teacher first. They may be able to create a path toward improvement or even offer tutoring sessions before or after school. They will also know of math tutors who excel at teaching 4th graders especially.
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