Class 4 Mathematics
- Read, write, compare and round numbers to 9999
- Add and subtract 4-digit numbers; multiply and divide by 1-digit numbers
- Use fractions, multiples and patterns
- Measure length, weight, capacity and time; explore solids, maps, symmetry and data
Preview — Academic Review in Progress
These courses are written to follow the NCERT textbook chapter order and are mapped to the CBSE 2026–27 syllabus. Teacher verification is pending. They are not CBSE-certified or teacher-approved yet.
A tower model
Base: cuboid. Top: square pyramid. Pyramid: 5 faces, 8 edges, 5 vertices.
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Chapters
1Shapes Around Us: Faces, Edges, Vertices and NetsLesson: Shapes Around Us: Faces, Edges, Vertices and Nets · 15 sections · chapter quiz
Famous monuments are built from shapes: domes, towers, arches and blocks. If you built a model of one, which shapes would you need?
- • I can identify 3D shapes in buildings and objects.
- • I can count faces, edges and vertices of cubes, cuboids, pyramids and prisms.
- • I can match a solid to its net.
2Views, Maps and DirectionsLesson: Views, Maps and Directions · 15 sections · chapter quiz
In hide and seek, a friend on the roof can see everyone's hiding spot. Why? Seeing from the top shows things we cannot see from the ground!
- • I can describe how objects look from the top, front and side.
- • I can read a simple map using a key.
- • I can give and follow directions using left, right, forward and the four directions.
3Patterns in Numbers and ShapesLesson: Patterns in Numbers and Shapes · 15 sections · chapter quiz
A farmer plants coconut trees in neat rows. If each tree gives 5 coconuts, how can we count them all quickly? Patterns help!
- • I can find and continue number and shape patterns.
- • I can use arrays and multiplication to count arranged objects.
- • I can describe the rule of a pattern in words.
4Numbers up to 9999Lesson: Numbers up to 9999 · 15 sections · chapter quiz
A community kitchen plans to feed about one thousand people. How do we write and work with numbers this big?
- • I can read and write 4-digit numbers in figures and words.
- • I can use place value: thousands, hundreds, tens and ones.
- • I can compare, order and round 4-digit numbers.
5Fractions: Parts of a Whole and of a CollectionLesson: Fractions: Parts of a Whole and of a Collection · 15 sections · chapter quiz
Two sisters share one sheet of drawing paper. One wants a bigger part — is that a fair share? Fractions help us talk about parts exactly!
- • I can name fractions such as halves, thirds, quarters and eighths.
- • I can find a fraction of a collection.
- • I can recognise equal fractions like ½ = 2/4.
6Measuring Length: mm, cm, m and kmLesson: Measuring Length: mm, cm, m and km · 15 sections · chapter quiz
How tall are you? How far is your school? How thick is a coin? Each needs a different unit of length!
- • I can choose suitable units for length: mm, cm, m and km.
- • I can convert between cm and m, and m and km.
- • I can measure and add lengths.
7Money Sums: Adding, Subtracting and EstimatingLesson: Money Sums: Adding, Subtracting and Estimating · 15 sections · chapter quiz
A class is planning a school trip. Bus tickets, food and entry fees all cost money. Will ₹2 000 be enough?
- • I can add and subtract amounts of money up to 4 digits.
- • I can estimate a total before calculating.
- • I can plan a budget and find what is left.
8Weight and Capacity: kg, g, L and mLLesson: Weight and Capacity: kg, g, L and mL · 15 sections · chapter quiz
An elephant, a goat and a hen — who is heaviest? A bucket, a glass and a spoon — which holds most? Let us measure!
- • I can use grams and kilograms, and convert between them.
- • I can use millilitres and litres, and convert between them.
- • I can solve problems involving weight and capacity.
9Multiples, Equal Groups and Times TablesLesson: Multiples, Equal Groups and Times Tables · 15 sections · chapter quiz
A frog jumps 3 steps at a time and a squirrel 4 steps at a time along a number line. Where will they both land?
- • I can find multiples of a number by skip-counting.
- • I can recall times tables up to 10 × 10.
- • I can find common multiples of two numbers.
10Addition and Subtraction: Strategies and Problem SolvingLesson: Addition and Subtraction: Strategies and Problem Solving · 15 sections · chapter quiz
Wildlife officers count elephants, tigers and leopards in a forest each year. How do they find the change in numbers?
- • I can add and subtract 4-digit numbers with regrouping.
- • I can use estimation and mental strategies.
- • I can solve two-step word problems and strategy games.
11Symmetry and ReflectionLesson: Symmetry and Reflection · 15 sections · chapter quiz
Fold a paper with wet paint in the middle and open it — a beautiful butterfly appears! Why do both sides match?
- • I can find lines of symmetry in shapes, letters and designs.
- • I can complete a symmetrical picture on a grid.
- • I can tell which shapes have more than one line of symmetry.
12Time: Clocks, Durations and CalendarsLesson: Time: Clocks, Durations and Calendars · 15 sections · chapter quiz
Parv was born on 29 February. How often can he celebrate on his real birthday? Let us explore clocks and calendars!
- • I can read time to the nearest 5 minutes and use a.m. and p.m.
- • I can find how long an activity lasts.
- • I can use a calendar, including leap years.
13Multiplication and Division with Larger NumbersLesson: Multiplication and Division with Larger Numbers · 15 sections · chapter quiz
A transport museum has buses with 42 seats each. If 6 buses are full, how many visitors came? Let us multiply!
- • I can multiply 2- and 3-digit numbers by a 1-digit number.
- • I can multiply by 10 and 100.
- • I can divide by a 1-digit number and explain remainders.
14Data Handling: Tables, Pictographs and Bar GraphsLesson: Data Handling: Tables, Pictographs and Bar Graphs · 15 sections · chapter quiz
Which subject does your class like most — Languages, Mathematics, Arts or Environment? Let us ask, collect and show the answers!
- • I can plan a question and collect data from my class.
- • I can organise data in a table and show it in a pictograph or bar graph.
- • I can read graphs and answer questions about them.
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