Grade 4 Worksheets

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• Describe how pulleys transfer motion to move a load.
• Compare single fixed pulleys with block-and-tackle systems in terms of mechanical advantage and rope distance.
• Explain how compound pulley arrangements and linkages can control motion and direction.

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• Identify common text structures (chronological order, cause and effect, compare and contrast, problem and solution) in a passage.
• Write a summary that follows the author’s organization by using structure cues and signal words.
• Select the most important supporting points that match the passage’s main idea and structure.

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• Check that every sentence has correct end punctuation (., !, ?) and appropriate capitalization.
• Use commas correctly in common sentence structures (introductory words and list items).
• Apply correct quotation mark rules for direct dialogue, including pairing and punctuation placement.+ Show more

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• Establish a clear purpose for a paragraph before writing.
• Write a topic sentence that matches the main idea and purpose.
• Add supporting sentences that connect to key points and maintain focus.+ Show more

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• Identify similes, metaphors, and personification in short texts.
• Use context clues to infer the intended meaning of figurative phrases.
• Explain how figurative language connects to the overall message of a passage.

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• Explain how volume, pace, and emphasis help listeners understand an oral message.
• Use precise wording to avoid vague statements and keep ideas clear.
• Organize a spoken message with a beginning, connected middle details, and a concluding point.+ Show more

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• Identify ways different cultures celebrate new beginnings and why those traditions matter.
• Explain how diversity in a school community supports empathy, creativity, and understanding.
• Use respectful language to describe traditions and feelings about belonging.

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• Understand the meaning of common idioms and set expressions.
• Use context clues to interpret idiomatic phrases in sentences.
• Identify how idioms function within sentences to convey ideas.+ Show more

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• Identify figurative language such as idioms, similes, and metaphors in a text.
• Infer the meaning of a figurative expression by using the surrounding imagery and mood.
• Explain how figurative wording helps the reader understand themes or important ideas.

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• Describe common ways Canadians celebrate Canada Day, such as parades, fireworks, and community events.
• Connect traditions from Canada Day to Canadian values like unity, diversity, and patriotism.
• Use map and geography ideas to explain where celebrations happen across Canada.

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• Use commas to separate items in a list and to mark pauses after introductory words or phrases.
• Use apostrophes to show contractions and possession accurately.
• Revise sentences to prevent misreading caused by missing or misplaced commas and apostrophes.

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• Explain how choosing consistent measurement methods and units improves the usefulness of data.
• Identify the responding variable in a claim and select what should be recorded each trial.
• Use clear criteria to record observations so data from multiple trials can be compared.

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• Explain how multimedia integration improves a presentation by connecting visuals and audio to the spoken message.
• Identify when to use visuals and audio so they support comprehension rather than distract listeners.
• Apply planning steps to create a simple multimedia plan that matches a presentation script.

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• Understand the importance of sharing and acts of kindness during holidays.
• Identify different ways families and friends celebrate together during Easter.
• Recognize the values of gratitude and community in holiday traditions.+ Show more

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• Describe how European explorers and settlers affected life in colonial Texas
• Explain the purpose of Spanish missions and presidios in the region
• Identify examples of cultural exchange and reasons conflicts happened+ Show more

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• Describe how railroads and the telegraph improved connectivity in Texas
• Explain how oil drilling technology supported economic growth and population movement
• Identify ways technological changes influenced settlement, trade, and urbanization in Texas

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• Explain how technological innovations in Texas changed transportation, communication, and farming
• Identify how inventions met everyday societal needs in Texas communities
• Describe how technology can change the way people work and live over time

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• Identify how context clues (examples, restatements, and cause-and-effect) help determine the meaning of an unfamiliar word.
• Use nearby words and sentences to predict a word’s meaning without guessing randomly.
• Explain which type of context clue is used and how it supports the meaning.

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• Explain how media messages can influence health perceptions and behaviors.
• Identify common advertising strategies used in TV, internet, and social media.
• Use media-literacy skills to evaluate whether a health message is reliable and appropriate.

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• Identify how capitalization and end punctuation (., ?, !) mark the boundaries of complete sentences
• Use commas to separate items in a list and to add helpful detail without creating run-on sentences
• Apply quotation marks correctly for dialogue and titles of short works+ Show more

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• Compare how state and local governments make decisions and carry out responsibilities
• Identify examples of services provided by the state versus services provided by local governments
• Explain how different levels of government work together to uphold laws and serve citizens

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• Explain how rock layers can preserve evidence from Earth’s past environments.
• Describe how fossils and sediment or layering patterns help scientists infer environmental change over time.
• Use observable features of rocks (layer position and fossil type) to support a claim about the past.

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• Explain how space, time, and direction affect movement in games and activities.
• Create a simple movement sequence using correct direction cues and time intervals.
• Apply movement concepts to stay safe and coordinate with others during practice.

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• Identify how spatial awareness and timing help performers create coordinated movement sequences.
• Use fundamental movement skills to design a short sequence that can be safely performed alone or with a partner.
• Explain how teamwork and adaptability improve sequence performance while maintaining safety.

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• Explain what health advocacy means and describe ways to encourage healthy behaviors.
• Identify effective communication strategies for sharing health information.
• Match examples of advocacy actions to their benefits for community health.+ Show more

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• Determine the meaning of a word by analyzing how it is used in a specific text
• Choose the best definition for a word with multiple meanings using surrounding sentences and events
• Support word-meaning choices with evidence from the text

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• Identify a theme statement in a story and restate it in your own words.
• Select supporting details that directly connect to the theme.
• Explain how an action, description, or conversation helps the theme develop.

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• Identify common irregular verbs (be, have, go, do) and use the correct past and past participle forms
• Choose the correct verb form to match a timeline (past vs. perfect/past perfect) in writing
• Revise sentences to avoid mixed-tense verb forms within the same narrative moment

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• Identify how genre conventions shape the structure and language of different texts (letters, reports, and narratives).
• Use genre-appropriate features to plan writing that matches purpose and reader expectations.
• Explain how conventions help readers understand and trust the message.

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• Identify the speaker’s intent by listening for main ideas and important cues
• Use details, repetition, and emphasis to track meaning during oral communication
• Demonstrate comprehension by restating what you heard and asking a relevant follow-up question

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• Describe how cotton farming, cattle ranching, and oil discovery changed Texas economies in the 19th and early 20th centuries.
• Explain how economic changes influenced where people lived and worked in Texas.
• Connect economic pursuits to changes in land use and community life.+ Show more

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• Describe how European explorers and settlers changed life in Texas during the colonial era
• Explain how Spanish missions affected local Native communities
• Identify examples of cultural exchange and conflict that shaped Texas+ Show more

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• Describe how land use in Texas changed over time and how some patterns stayed the same.
• Explain how cultural influences and political systems shaped Texas history.
• Use historical evidence to connect past events to present identity in Texas.

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• Describe how Texas changed after joining the United States in terms of population, economy, and governance.
• Explain how railroads and agriculture helped communities grow and connect to national markets.
• Identify ways social changes affected different groups as Texas expanded.

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• Identify how transportation, communication, and extraction technologies changed Texas communities
• Explain how new infrastructure supported trade, settlement, and communication
• Describe ways technology influenced where people lived and what industries grew

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• Identify major geographic features in Texas, such as rivers and landforms.
• Explain how geographic features affect transportation routes.
• Describe how landforms and resources influence economic activities.+ Show more

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• Explain why settlers in Texas wanted independence from Mexico.
• Identify key leaders and battles connected to the Texas Revolution.
• Describe how the Republic of Texas formed through agreements and treaties.+ Show more

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• Identify how sand, silt, clay, and loam differ in particle size and texture.
• Explain how soil texture affects permeability and aeration for plant roots.
• Describe how organic matter helps soil structure and nutrient retention.+ Show more

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• Identify different types of historical sources and what they can reveal.
• Explain how credibility and relevance affect how sources are used in historical research.
• Compare perspectives from written documents, photographs, and artifacts.+ Show more

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• Describe spatial patterns in Texas using maps and geographic features.
• Compare how natural resources and physical features influence where people live and build.
• Use key geography terms to explain relationships between land use, population distribution, and environment.

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• Identify map features such as title, scale, and compass directions to describe locations.
• Use map and globe information to explain spatial relationships between places.
• Describe how migration and settlement can be represented using geographic tools over time.

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• Identify how resources are used in manufacturing and farming in Texas to make goods and services.
• Compare primary, secondary, and tertiary economic activities using examples.
• Explain how trade helps goods move between regions and expands economic activity.+ Show more

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• Identify examples of how transportation, communication, and farming tools changed life in Texas
• Explain how technologies meet societal needs and affect communities and economies over time
• Compare old and new technologies by describing changes in speed, access, or productivity

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• Define a variable as stored data that can change while a program runs
• Identify the difference between a variable and its value in a programming scenario
• Explain how stored data helps a program track information like scores and names+ Show more

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• Explain how Halloween traditions developed from ancient Celtic festivals.
• Identify how bonfires and costumes became part of Halloween celebrations.
• Describe how different cultures influenced Halloween over time.

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• Use context clues to understand Star Wars vocabulary words such as lightsaber, planet, and Jedi.
• Identify whether statements about vocabulary and meaning are true or false.
• Complete sentences using key space-and-adventure vocabulary from a reading passage.

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• Restate information from a text using new wording while preserving the original meaning.
• Identify and include key details when writing a paraphrased support statement.
• Avoid copying text too closely and avoid omitting important information.+ Show more

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• Use respectful language to respond to others during discussions and read-alouds.
• Ask clarifying and follow-up questions that connect to what you heard.
• Identify the speaker’s purpose and main points when preparing your response.