Weekly Programme

A selection of resources including place value and the 7x table.

A selection of resources including decimals and the 7x table.

Weekly programme including including improving quick mental addition and subtraction skills and interpreting pictograms and bar charts.

Weekly programme including choosing suitable mental strategies for addition and subtraction and using metric units of measurement.

Weekly programme for week 5 including identifying the properties of 2-D and 3-D shapes and using the formal written method of multiplication.

Weekly programme for week 6, the last before half term, including time, multiplication and subtraction.

Week 7 of the weekly programme looks at comparing and ordering larger numbers, rounding to the nearest 10 and learning the 9x table.

Week 8 moves on to rounding decimals to the nearest whole one, ordering decimals and further work on the 7x and 9x tables as well as some tricky doubling and halving.

In Week 9 formal written addition and subtraction are revised and we take a quick look at interpreting pictograms and graphs.

Week 10 provides plenty of work on formal written methods of addition and subtraction, a vital part of Year 4 work. There are also pages on finding fractions of units of measurement and converting measurements.

Week 11 makes good use of the 7x table and 9x table with some formal written multiplication. If those times tables have not been learnt then these pages will take quite some time to complete!

In Week 12 we take a look at time, using am and pm as well as the 24 hour clock. Once again we revisit the 7x and 9x tables and complete the term with some changer from £5 and £10.

A weekly programme covering multiplying three small numbers, counting on, negative numbers, learning the 11x table, division and Roman numerals.

Recognising equivalent fractions, adding fractions, converting decimals to fractions, rounding numbers as well as mental arithmetic are all part of this week's programme.

This week we look at decimals, solving single step word problems, estimating, 1000 more or less, formal written multiplication and mental arithmetic.

Lines of symmetry, co-ordinates, angle, finding change from £5 or £10 and mental arithmetic are all part of this week's work.

Week 17 covers ordering numbers, perimeter, addition, estimating subtraction as well as plenty of mental arithmetic.

We finish the term off with hard work on area, decimal fractions,, money, addition and mental arithmetic.

Counting in steps of 25, negative numbers, the 11x table and division all form a part of Week 19.

Week 20 takes a look at equivalent fractions, subtracting fractions, mental arithmetic and much more.

Counting, estimating, solving word problems, formal written multiplication and dividing by 11 are all part of Week 21.

Co-ordinates, symmetry, angle and written subtraction are all a part of Week 22.

Week 23 has work on perimeter, addition, estimating and graphs as well as the usual mental arithmetic.

Week 24 looks at counting, area, rounding, decimal fractions and multiplication.

Start of the summer term for the next set of worksheets in the Year 4 weekly programme.

Estimation, adding fractions, multiples and factors all figure this week.

The 12x table, formal written method of addition and graphs for the main part of this week's work.

This week we take a look at extending number sequences, division, multiples and products, Roman numerals and calculating quickly mentally.

It's mainly number work this week, including dividing tenths by ten, the 12x table, formal written subtraction and much more.

This week we look at negative numbers, multiples and products, estimating subtraction, measuring angle and mental arithmetic.

The last half term's weekly programme takes another look at the 12x table to divide, solving multi-step problems, using the formal written method of subtraction, reading scales and mental arithmetic.

Extending number sequences, written addition, division, co-ordinates and Roman numerals are all part of week 32.

In week 33 we look at decimal fractions, understanding products, the 24 hour clock, formal written methods of calculating and mental arithmetic.

This week we are aiming to add fractions, use the formal written method of multiplication, find the perimeter of simple shapes, solve problems involving time and subtract.

Answering time problems, subtracting fractions, reading below zero temperatures and solving measurement problems are all part of this week's programme.

Our final week concludes with work on time, division, multiplication, subtraction and area, as well as the usual mental arithmetic.