The IXL Ultimate 4th Grade Math Workbook, Activity Book for Kids Ages 9-10 Covering Addition, Subtraction, Multiplication, Division, Fractions, ... and More Mathematics (IXL Ultimate Workbooks)

The IXL Ultimate 4th Grade Math Workbooks are an amazing resource for kids ages 9-10! They cover everything from addition and subtraction to multiplication, division, fractions, decimals, and geometry. It’s a comprehensive workbook that really helps reinforce all the key concepts my child needs to master this year. The problems are well-structured and gradually increase in difficulty, which keeps my kid challenged but motivated. It’s perfect for both extra practice at home and supporting what’s being taught in school. I’ve noticed a real boost in my child’s confidence and math skills since using this workbook.

I’m a special education teacher, and I got this workbook to help my students who need extra support accessing the 4th grade math curriculum. This book is exactly what I hoped it would be. The layout is clear, the practice is aligned with grade-level standards, and the skills are broken down in a way that’s approachable for learners who need reinforcement or smaller instructional steps. It’s been a fantastic resource to use in small groups and one-on-one sessions, and my students are gaining confidence as they work through it. Definitely a 5-star resource for teachers or parents who want meaningful grade-level support!

Really helping to supplement learning for my 4th grader. She is better prepared for class and I can reinforce learning at home. She does a page or two each day and has been getting A’s on her math tests now.

Only reason I have 4 stars and not 5 is because there’s too much advertisement on the pages. One ad on the back is enough. Why do we need multiple pages directing us to your site??

This workbook presents concepts in a user friendly way, and is not intimidating with lots of problems per page. Simple directions and practice, but not so much that the student is overwhelmed.

I bought this book for my daughter who is going into 4th grade. I felt she needed a little extra work in math at the end of 3rd grade. I found this book to be an outstanding review, covering most of what she learned in 3rd grade and preparing her for fourth grade. Everything was covered: multiplication, long division, fractions (adding, subtracting, multiplying, reducing to simplest form, etc), perimeter, area, angles, word problems to reinforce, etc. I had her do 2-3 pages each day during the summer, and she is 20 pages short of finishing the book at the start of fourth grade. Her skills are immensely better than they were at the beginning of the summer. This books gives so many practice problems that she practically has her multiplication tables memorized. She gets the relationship between division and multiplication. I can confidently say she understands fractions. At the start of the summer she was not close to that level. I do think it is helpful to have a parent present at the start of each new concept to reinforce the book’s teaching of the material. The book does a descent job of explaining, but my daughter always needed more help to “get it”. Once she “got” the concept, there are dozens of problems in each section to reinforce their learning and mastery of the concept. Overall I couldn’t be happier with this book, and we will definitely be purchasing the next grade math book to supplement her normal course work during the year.

My girlfriend's son has been struggling with math for the past few years despite being a bright child. Part of the blame for this is due to the ineffective remote instruction he received during Covid. Another part of the blame is due to the ridiculous methods of problem solving pushed by Common Core. The final fault lay with him not taking things seriously. After deciding to take matters into my own hands, I looked online for good review materials. I settled on "The Ultimate Math Workbook" series and ordered Grades 4-8 in anticipation of his enrollment in 8th Grade in August. I couldn't be happier with that decision. The problem-solving methods used are simple and straightforward with at least some effort devoted to helping the student develop an intuitive feel for the material. As of this writing, we have plowed through Grades 4-6 in 2 weeks in a Math Boot Camp style. In this way, he is seeing much more of the big picture than by studying only 1 hour per day. He's not thanking me yet, but next year in school, his math class will be like a review for him. Long story short, if your child is struggling with math, these workbooks are the tool you need to turn things around.

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