FOURTH GRADE MATH TUTORING
Secure math skills in 4th grade before it’s too late
4th grade students need as much math help and guidance as possible to ensure they keep up with more challenging elementary math concepts.
Some students struggle to master essential fourth grade math skills without additional tailored instruction.
Give your fourth grade students more opportunities to consolidate learning and practice math skills with personalized online tutoring program with a dedicated math tutor.
The opportunity to sit and talk to a private tutor is so valuable. Particularly for learners who are shy in class because they’re scared of getting it wrong. Their confidence has improved massively. It’s great this is happening now as by the time they get a bit older it’s almost too late.
Tim Jackson
Math Coordinator
Benefits of 4th Grade Math Tutoring
Starting math tutoring in fourth grade has a greater impact on learners than leaving it until middle school or high school.
A 4th grade math tutoring program helps accelerate progress and students’ understanding of math topics before the achievement gap widens in later school years.
Better problem solving skills
4th graders are building on their 3rd grade math skills, tackling complex problem-solving and difficult multi-step word problems.
One-on-one online tutoring sessions provide extra math opportunities for 4th grade students struggling to keep up with a difficult math curriculum.
Individualized 4th grade math tutoring
Often, 4th graders require different teaching styles — differentiating instruction and worksheets for a whole fourth grade math class can be challenging.
Students work one-on-one with a private tutor who adapts instructions and lesson plans in real-time according to the student’s needs.
Expert 4th grade math tutoring
All online 4th grade math tutoring lessons are created by a team of certified teachers and cover the 4th grade standards for every US state and Common Core.
Third Space Learning’s 4th grade tutors are STEM specialists — it’s like bringing in multiple high-quality interventionists into your elementary school for fourth grade without the price tag.
Preview 4th grade math tutoring lessons
Preview 4th grade math tutoring lessons
Specially created lessons designed to build conceptual understanding and enable tutors to respond to students’ needs in real-time:
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Example lesson 1
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Example lesson 2
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Example lesson 3
Rounding multi-digit numbers to any place
Let’s learn
The first question introduces each concept and helps students feel ready to learn
Follow me + your turn
Students work through a scaffolded example with their tutor before trying a similar question on their own
You do
A carefully sequenced next question ensures students can apply knowledge to different contexts
Go further
This gives students an opportunity to apply their knowledge to problem solving and reasoning questions
Multiplying 2-digit numbers using the area model
Let’s learn
The first question introduces each concept and helps students feel ready to learn
Follow me + your turn
Students work through a scaffolded example with their tutor before trying a similar question on their own
You do
A carefully sequenced next question ensures students can apply knowledge to different contexts
Go further
This gives students an opportunity to apply their knowledge to problem solving and reasoning questions
Adding large numbers using the standard algorithm
Let’s learn
The first question introduces each concept and helps students feel ready to learn
Follow me + your turn
Students work through a scaffolded example with their tutor before trying a similar question on their own
You do
A carefully sequenced next question ensures students can apply knowledge to different contexts
Go further
This gives students an opportunity to apply their knowledge to problem solving and reasoning questions
4th grade scope and sequence
Whether you have students who would benefit from more opportunities to practice 4th grade standards or who have existing gaps from previous grades, we’ve got a program for your 4th grade students.
Click on the program name to view the full scope and sequence.
Whether you have students who would benefit from more opportunities to practice 4th grade standards or who have existing gaps from previous grades, we’ve got a program for your 4th grade students.
Click on the program name to view the full scope and sequence.
4th Grade Program
Best for: Students with gaps from 4th grade
Programme goal: Master 4th grade standards
4th Grade Program
Standards covered in this program:
State-aligned lessons are also available for states that don’t follow Common Core.
Multiplicative comparisons using bar models
Multiplication & Division word problems involving comparisons
Solving multiplication and division word problems
Multi-step multiplication and division word problems
Interpreting remainders
Multi-step addition and subtraction word problems
Multi-step word problems involving all operations
Estimating Solutions involving all four operations
Justifying answers using estimation
Finding Common Multiples
Finding Common Factors and Factor Pairs
Prime and composite numbers
Number patterns
Geometric patterns
Understanding place value relationships in multi-digit numbers
Reading and writing numbers in numeral, word, and expanded forms
Comparing numbers up to 1,000,000
Rounding multi-digit numbers to any place
Adding 4-digit numbers using the standard algorithm
Adding large numbers using the standard algorithm
Subtracting 4-digit numbers using the standard algorithm
Subtracting large numbers using the standard algorithm
Multiplying 2-digit numbers using the area model
Multiplying 2-digit numbers using the partial product method
Multiplying up to 3-digits using the partial product method
Multiplying up to 4-digits using the partial product method
Using mental strategies to divide
Multiplying and dividing mentally
Dividing using partitioning
Dividing 2-digit numbers using the area model
Dividing using the partial quotient method
Dividing using the partial quotient method with remainders
Recognizing equivalent fractions
Generating equivalent fractions
Comparing fractions using benchmark fractions
Comparing fractions using common denominators
Comparing fractions using common numerators
Composing and decomposing using unit fractions with like denominators
Understanding adding and subtracting fractions with like denominators
Decomposing fractions less than 1
Decomposing fractions and mixed numbers greater than 1
Adding and subtracting fractions with like denominators less than 1
Adding and subtracting fractions and mixed numbers with like denominators.
Converting mixed numbers and improper fractions
Word problems involving adding and subtracting of fractions with like denominators
Word problems involving adding and subtracting of mixed numbers with like denominators
Understanding multiplication of a whole number by a unit fraction
Understanding multiplication of a whole number by a non-unit fraction
Solving word problems involving multiplication of a whole by fraction
Finding equivalent fractions with denominators 10 and 100
Adding fractions with unlike denominators 10 & 100
Decimal notation for fractions with denominators of 10
Decimal notation for fractions with denominators of 100
Locating fractions and decimals on a number line
Comparing two decimals to the hundredths place
Identifying acute, right, and obtuse angles
Identifying parallel and perpendicular lines
Drawing lines and angles
Classifying quadrilaterals
Classifying triangles
Recognize lines of symmetry
Customary measurement conversions
Metric measurement conversions
Solving problems involving measurement
Finding the missing side length
Solving problems with area and perimeter
Composite area with missing sides
About this program
Lessons focus on securing 4th grade standards to enable students to successfully move on to 5th grade.
How are lessons ordered?
The default order has been set by our academic team to align with Common Core math Standards. Schools can pick one of our alternative sequences to re-prioritize domains, or send us their assessment data for us to pick the most appropriate sequence.
Want to speak to our friendly team? Book a call.
3rd Grade Program
Best for: Students with gaps from 3rd grade
Programme goal: Master 3rd grade standards
3rd Grade Program
Standards covered in this program:
State-aligned lessons are also available for states that don’t follow Common Core.
Interpreting products of whole numbers
Interpreting quotients of whole numbers
Multiplying using arrays and the area model
Using arrays to solve word problems involving multiplication or division
Solving word problems involving multiplication or division within 100
Using pictures to show the inverse
Finding missing numbers using the inverse
Using the commutative property to multiply
Using the associative property to multiply
Using the distributive property to multiply
Using doubling and halving to find multiplication facts
Using known facts to solve other multiplication facts
Using multiplication and division facts up to 12 x 12
Two-step word problems: addition and subtraction
Two-step word problems using all four operations
Assess reasonableness of answers
Identify arithmetic patterns
Rounding whole numbers to the nearest 10
Rounding whole numbers to the nearest 100
Adding whole numbers within 1,000
Adding whole numbers within 1000 using strategies based on place value
Subtracting whole numbers within 1000 using strategies based on place value
Subtracting whole numbers within 1,000
Multiplying whole numbers by multiples of 10
Understanding fractions as parts of a whole
Understanding fractions on a number line
Understanding equivalent fractions
Recognizing and making equivalent fractions
Comparing two fractions with the same numerator
Comparing two fractions with the same denominator
Writing and telling time to nearest minute
Measuring time intervals in minutes
Solving word problems involving time intervals
Solving problems involving liquid volume and mass
Solving word problems based on bar graphs
Solving word problems based on picture graphs
Measuring lengths using rulers marked with halves and fourths
Creating line plots to represent data
Measuring area by counting unit squares
Multiplying to find area
Finding area of rectilinear figures
Solving problems involving perimeters of polygons
Reasoning with shapes and their attributes
Partition shapes into parts with equal areas
About this program
Lessons focus on securing 3rd grade standards to enable students to successfully move on to 4th grade.
How are lessons ordered?
The default order has been set by our academic team to align with Common Core math Standards. Schools can pick one of our alternative sequences to re-prioritize domains, or send us their assessment data for us to pick the most appropriate sequence.
Want to speak to our friendly team? Book a call.
2nd Grade Program
Best for: Students with gaps from 2nd grade
Programme goal: Master 2nd grade standards
2nd Grade Program
Standards covered in this program:
State-aligned lessons are also available for states that don’t follow Common Core.
Solving two-step word problems involving unknowns in situations
Adding within 20 using mental strategies
Subtracting within 20 using mental strategies
Even and odd numbers using visuals
Using arrays to show grouping
Understanding that a three-digit number represents hundreds, tens, and ones
Knowing that 10 tens are equal to 100
Counting within 1,000
Skip counting by 5s, 10s and 100s
Read and write numbers to 1,000
Comparing two 3-digit numbers
Adding 2-digit numbers
Subtracting 2-digit numbers
Adding strings of 2-digit numbers
Adding within 1,000 using models and drawings
Subtracting within 1,000 using models and drawings
Adding within 1,000 using number lines
Subtracting within 1,000 using number lines
Adding and subtracting 10s and 100s
Understanding units of measurement for length
Measuring objects using different length units
Comparing the lengths of objects
Solving problems related to length
Representing length on a number line
Telling and writing time to nearest 5 minute
Solving problems involving money
Drawing line plots with measurement data
Solving problems including picture graphs
Solving problems including bar graphs
Understanding shapes and their attributes
Partitioning rectangles into rows and columns
Partitioning shapes into equal shares
About this program
Lessons focus on securing 2nd grade standards to enable students to successfully move on to 3rd grade.
How are lessons ordered?
The default order has been set by our academic team to align with Common Core math Standards. Schools can pick one of our alternative sequences to re-prioritize domains, or send us their assessment data for us to pick the most appropriate sequence.
Want to speak to our friendly team? Book a call.
How it works in schools like yours
Personalized one-on-one online tutoring for multiple 4th graders at once, delivered by specialist math tutors at a day and time that works for your school.
Book a free tutoring demo for your school or district
Explore the online classroom, preview lessons aligned to your state’s standards and see for yourself why 4,000+ schools like yours have chosen high impact one-on-one math tutoring from Third Space Learning:
Proven to accelerate math growth in half the time
2.4x cheaper than the average cost of one-on-one tutoring
Scalable and easy-to-implement across multiple grade levels and schools
Flexible scheduling according to your school and district’s needs
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Frequently asked questions
How do you tutor a 4th grader in math?
When tutoring a 4th grader in math, focus on building their understanding of multiplication and division, fractions including improper fractions, and basic geometry including measurement conversions. Encourage problem-solving and reasoning skills by working through word problems together.
What math level should a 4th grader be at?
By the end of 4th grade, students should be proficient in basic arithmetic (addition, subtraction, multiplication and division), have a good understanding of fractions and decimals, and be able to solve multi-step word problems. Ahead of 5th grade math, 4th grade students should also be introduced to factors, multiples, and basic geometry concepts.
What are the math lessons for Grade 4?
Grade 4 math lessons cover advanced addition and subtraction, multiplication and division of multi-digit numbers, fractions and decimals, and basic concepts of geometry including the properties of shapes. Students also learn about factors and multiples, explore measurement and data interpretation through graphs and charts and lay a foundational understanding of more complex math concepts in elementary education.