Grade 4 Language and Literacy Resources
In fourth grade there is less emphasis on specialty skills like music and arts and crafts, and greater emphasis on developing thinking skills. The sites are still fun, but require a chunk of effort to advance.
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Specialization becomes more profound at grade four, as evidenced by sites like 4 Blocks Literacy, which invests a generous stock of writing materials for budding authors.
Top Sites for Grade 4 Literacy Resources
Education.com
’s grade 4 strength is in the unique activity sheets used to help teach grammar, nonfiction writing and editing.
Internet 4 Teachers
holds an incredible amount of lesson plans and worksheets. Its Grade 4 offerings include a healthy number of resources covering analogies, inference, comparisons and word roots.
Reading Comprehension
provides nearly 100 printable worksheets for all types of readers on different genres, including informational and nonfiction.
Learn English Kids
is unspectacular in appearance, but very scholarly in presenting reading, writing and spelling resources.
Time for Kids
is where visitors can obtain worksheets, graphic organizers and activity sheets based on current and past events.
Literacy Games
The emphasis begins to change from word structure and phonics to writing and grammar in fourth grade. In addition, reading challenges require greater capabilities in thinking, logic and problem-solving skills.
Top Sites for Grade 4 Literacy Games
Funbrain
offers games of all types for all age groups, but its strength is in fourth grade, where you’ll find novelties like “Paint by Idioms and Writer’s Block.”
Wacky Web Tales
is an offbeat Mad Libs-type game in which players create fun, silly stories by placing, nouns, verbs and more in secret spots.
Mr. Nussbaum.com
returns to cerebral pursuits, offering a solid menu of games involving sentences, punctuation, reading comprehension and more.
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