Primary 4 Mathematics Lessons and Practice
Primary 4 is where fractions and decimals start to appear together. Some schools call this class Basic 4. It is the same maths.
Primary 4 units
Open any unit to start. The first unit is free.
- NumberPPV4
Multi-Digit Place Value & Number Sense
Read, write, compare, order, and round multi-digit whole numbers to the millions, using the base-ten structure.
Start this unit → - OperationsPMF4
Multi-Digit Multiplication, Factors & Multiples
Multiply multi-digit whole numbers using models and algorithms, and understand the factor/multiple structure of numbers.
Start this unit → - OperationsPDV4
Multi-Digit Division
Divide up to 4-digit dividends by 1-digit divisors, with remainders, using models and long division.
Start this unit → - OperationsPOP4
Order of Operations & the Distributive Property
Evaluate multi-step numerical expressions using order of operations and apply the distributive property.
Start this unit → - FractionsPFR4
Understanding Fractions & Equivalence
Represent, compare, and simplify fractions and convert between mixed and improper forms.
Start this unit → - FractionsPFO4
Fraction Operations
Add and subtract fractions and mixed numbers with like denominators, and multiply a fraction by a whole number.
Start this unit → - DecimalsPDC4
Introduction to Decimals
Understand decimals to hundredths, relate them to fractions, and compare them.
Start this unit → - GeometryPLA4
Lines, Angles & Angle Measurement
Identify and draw geometric elements and measure angles with a protractor.
Start this unit → - GeometryPSH4
Classifying 2-D Figures & Symmetry
Classify triangles and quadrilaterals by their properties and identify symmetry.
Start this unit → - GeometryPPA4
Perimeter & Area
Find perimeter and area of rectangles and compound shapes using formulas.
Start this unit → - DataPDM4
Data & Measurement
Represent data on line plots and work with metric/customary units and elapsed time.
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Free Primary 4 practice questions
Try them on paper first, then open an answer to check your working.
Fill in the missing number: 2/3 = ?/6
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Answer: 4
Multiply the top and bottom of 2/3 by 2 to get 4/6.
What is 6/8 in its simplest form?
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Answer: 3/4
Divide both 6 and 8 by 2.
What is 0.6 + 0.25?
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Answer: 0.85
Write 0.60 + 0.25 and add the columns: 0.85.
Tunde buys 3 exercise books at ₦150 each. How much does he pay?
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Answer: ₦450
3 × 150 = 450.
What is 5 + 3 × 4?
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Answer: 17
Multiply first: 3 × 4 = 12. Then add: 5 + 12 = 17.
Simple prices for parents
Start with the first unit free. Then unlock one unit, or keep learning every day.
Unlock a single unit: every lesson and practice set in it.
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Two children cost ₦2,500 a month. Three cost ₦3,500.
Questions parents ask
Is it really free to start?
Yes. The first unit is free and needs no card.
Which classes does it cover?
Primary 3 to 6 on these pages, with more classes in the full Hour of Math library.
Can two children use one account?
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Does it work on a phone?
Yes. Lessons are short and built to work well on a phone.
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Learn
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