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A grade 4 math course built around your child

Grade 4 is where math stops being counting and starts being a system: multi-digit multiplication and division, fractions as numbers, decimals, and the first real word problems. It is also where many kids decide whether they like math.

Mathbloom writes a grade 4 course for one child. Their name and interests become the examples, so fractions might be pizza slices for one kid and game-level progress for another, while the standards underneath stay the same.

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Free to play, no sign-up · Family plan $49/mo for up to 3 kids · cancel anytime

What a grade 4 course covers

  • Multi-digit multiplication and division, with the reasoning behind the methods, not only the steps.
  • Fractions: equivalence, comparing, adding and subtracting with like denominators, and multiplying a fraction by a whole number.
  • Decimals tied to fractions, place value to the millions, and rounding.
  • Measurement, angles, and area and perimeter, with word problems throughout.

How a lesson works

  • Teach first: each idea is split into small pieces and shown in something your kid already knows.
  • Practice: fresh problems each time, until they get three in a row.
  • Review: skills come back later on a widening schedule so they stick.
  • Worksheets: every lesson has a printable worksheet if you want paper.

Is grade 4 the right level?

An optional placement quiz before lesson 1 skips what your child already knows and adds a short Foundations lesson for any gap from an earlier grade. Courses assume a kid who reads on their own; grade 3 and below is not something Mathbloom covers.

Try it first

Play a real sample course free, no sign-up. The Family plan is $49/mo for up to 3 kids, and you can cancel anytime.

Questions parents ask

Is the grade 4 course aligned to Common Core?

Courses for grades 4 through 8 follow Common Core aligned standards, with named objectives for each lesson. Your kid’s interests change the examples, not the standards covered.

How long are the lessons?

About 20 minutes each, in a course of up to 12 lessons, plus practice and review.

Can I use it alongside school?

Yes. Many parents use it to shore up one topic, like fractions, or to move ahead on a topic their kid enjoys.

What does it cost?

Sample courses are free to play. The Family plan is $49/mo for up to 3 kids, billed monthly. Cancel anytime.

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