England Years 1–6 · ON-SCREEN PRACTICE

Year 4 on-screen practice.

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Number and place value

Four-digit place value

Identify the value of a digit up to the thousands place.

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Round to the nearest hundred

Round whole numbers to the nearest hundred.

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Read numbers in words

Read numbers in words

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Count forwards and backwards

Continue a number sequence using a constant step.

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Compare whole numbers

Compare whole numbers using place value.

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Roman numerals to 100

Roman numerals to 100

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Round to the nearest 10

Use neighbouring multiples to round a whole number.

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Round to the nearest 1,000

Use neighbouring multiples to round a whole number.

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Addition and subtraction

Four-digit column addition

Add whole numbers up to four digits using a written method.

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Four-digit column subtraction

Subtract whole numbers up to four digits using a written method.

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Use inverse operations

Find a missing addend and check by substitution.

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Choose operations in context

Choose operations and interpret answers in original contextual problems.

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Multiplication and division

Tables up to 12 × 12

Recall multiplication facts up to 12 × 12.

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Three-digit × one-digit

Use place value and written working to multiply by one digit.

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Short division with exact answers

Use short division for selected exact whole-number quotients.

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Division facts through 12 × 12

Recall division facts related to multiplication tables through twelve.

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Multiply three numbers

Multiply three numbers

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Multiplication by zero and one; division by one

Multiplication by zero and one; division by one

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Fractions and decimals

Equivalent fractions

Rename a fraction by scaling both numerator and denominator.

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Tenths and hundredths as decimals

Express tenths or hundredths in decimal notation.

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Compare fractions

Compare fractions by renaming them with equal-sized parts.

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Round decimals

Round decimal numbers to the specified decimal place.

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Divide one- and two-digit numbers by ten

Identify ones and tenths after dividing a one- or two-digit whole number by ten.

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Fractions as decimals

Fractions as decimals

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Decimals as fractions

Decimals as fractions

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Count hundredths forwards

Count hundredths forwards

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Count hundredths backwards

Count hundredths backwards

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Compare decimal numbers

Compare decimal numbers

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Add same-denominator fractions

Calculate with equal-sized fractional parts, including totals greater than one.

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Subtract same-denominator fractions

Calculate with equal-sized fractional parts, including totals greater than one.

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Non-unit fractions of amounts

Find a fraction of a quantity with a whole-number answer.

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Divide by one hundred

Divide by one hundred

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Measurement

Area of rectangles in square units

Relate a rectangular array to counting unit squares.

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Calculate elapsed time

Calculate the interval between two times, including an explicit next-day endpoint.

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Months and leap years

Find the length of a month, including February in leap years.

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Convert grams to kilograms

Convert multiples of ten grams to kilograms using at most two decimal places.

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Money with multiple purchases

Combine equal prices and calculate change using pence.

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Geometry

Coordinates in the first quadrant

Read a point’s coordinates on positive axes.

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Describe polygon properties

Count sides, vertices and symmetry lines of specified polygons.

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Parallel and perpendicular lines

Use parallel and perpendicular vocabulary to describe lines.

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Translate in the first quadrant

Translate in the first quadrant

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Acute, right and obtuse angles

Compare angles up to two right angles by size.

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Statistics

Read a line graph

Read and combine values from a simple time-series graph.

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Read scaled pictograms

Read scaled pictograms

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Totals in data tables

Totals in data tables

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About these activities

Department for Education: mathematics programmes of study ↗

Activities offer practice in selected maths skills. Hands-on lessons support measurement, construction and discussion with an adult. Practice results do not certify mastery.

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