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Year 4 summer holiday maths revision booklet

10 days, about 10 minutes eachReady for Year 5 checkAnswer key computed in code

A free printable booklet to keep Year 4 maths ticking over during the Australian summer holidays, from the end of Term 4 in December to the start of Year 5 in late January or February. It revises adding and subtracting larger numbers, rounding, multiplication and division, fraction comparison, metric conversions, elapsed time and grid references. Each day is five mixed questions and one summer story problem, two days to an A4 page, and the last page is a short check of whether your child is ready for Year 5.

For parents

  • Do one day at a time, about ten minutes, a few times a week. Skip the week of Christmas.
  • Each question has a small topic label, so you can see at a glance what was tricky.
  • Keep the answer key (tick the box above the booklet, then print) for yourself.

For teachers

  • Send it home in the last week of Term 4 as optional holiday work.
  • Or use the Ready for Year 5 page as a quick end-of-year check in class.
  • Every topic is mapped to the Year 4 content descriptions listed below.
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Year 4 · 6 pages · 70 questions
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Year 4 · Summer holiday revision · Page 1 of 6

Days 1 and 2

Day 1: Beach day

Answer each question. The last one is a summer story problem.

  1. 1.
    615 + 919 =Addition
  2. 2.
    730 - 371 =Subtraction
  3. 3.
    Round 967 to the nearest 100:Rounding
  4. 4.
    3 × 4 =Multiplication
  5. 5.
    104 ÷ 2 =Division
  6. 6.
    On a road trip the family drives 161 km on the first day and 130 km on the second day. How far is that altogether?Summer story

Day 2: Backyard cricket

Answer each question. The last one is a summer story problem.

  1. 7.
    Write the fact family for 3, 5 and 15:Fact Families
  2. 8.
    Write <, > or = between the fractions: 4/5 ___ 4/5Comparing Fractions
  3. 9.
    17 L = ___ mLMeasurement
  4. 10.
    An activity starts at 6:30 and lasts 1h 15m. What time does it end?Elapsed Time
  5. 11.
    A point is at (5, 4). Move it 1 right and 1 up. Write the new coordinates.Coordinates
  6. 12.
    The pool opens at 9:00 am. Leo swims and plays for 2 hours 30 minutes. What time does Leo leave?Summer story
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Year 4 · Summer holiday revision · Page 2 of 6

Days 3 and 4

Day 3: At the pool

Answer each question. The last one is a summer story problem.

  1. 1.
    1000 + 539 =Addition
  2. 2.
    226 - 120 =Subtraction
  3. 3.
    Round 625 to the nearest 10:Rounding
  4. 4.
    8 × 8 =Multiplication
  5. 5.
    21 ÷ 2 =Division
  6. 6.
    On a road trip the family drives 455 km on the first day and 397 km on the second day. How far is that altogether?Summer story

Day 4: Road trip

Answer each question. The last one is a summer story problem.

  1. 7.
    Write the fact family for 3, 6 and 18:Fact Families
  2. 8.
    Write <, > or = between the fractions: 2/9 ___ 8/10Comparing Fractions
  3. 9.
    10 L = ___ mLMeasurement
  4. 10.
    An activity starts at 6:45 and lasts 2h 0m. What time does it end?Elapsed Time
  5. 11.
    A point is at (8, 4). Move it 3 right and 3 up. Write the new coordinates.Coordinates
  6. 12.
    The pool opens at 9:00 am. Mia swims and plays for 4 hours. What time does Mia leave?Summer story
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Year 4 · Summer holiday revision · Page 3 of 6

Days 5 and 6

Day 5: Camping

Answer each question. The last one is a summer story problem.

  1. 1.
    437 + 471 =Addition
  2. 2.
    655 - 30 =Subtraction
  3. 3.
    Round 302 to the nearest 100:Rounding
  4. 4.
    3 × 6 =Multiplication
  5. 5.
    78 ÷ 6 =Division
  6. 6.
    On a road trip the family drives 199 km on the first day and 134 km on the second day. How far is that altogether?Summer story

Day 6: Ice block day

Answer each question. The last one is a summer story problem.

  1. 7.
    Write the fact family for 4, 10 and 40:Fact Families
  2. 8.
    Write <, > or = between the fractions: 1/9 ___ 6/8Comparing Fractions
  3. 9.
    8 cm = ___ mmMeasurement
  4. 10.
    An activity starts at 3:15 and lasts 3h 30m. What time does it end?Elapsed Time
  5. 11.
    A point is at (1, 1). Move it 5 right and 1 up. Write the new coordinates.Coordinates
  6. 12.
    The pool opens at 9:00 am. Chloe swims and plays for 4 hours. What time does Chloe leave?Summer story
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Days 7 and 8

Day 7: Fruit shop

Answer each question. The last one is a summer story problem.

  1. 1.
    243 + 400 =Addition
  2. 2.
    603 - 27 =Subtraction
  3. 3.
    Round 109 to the nearest 100:Rounding
  4. 4.
    8 × 3 =Multiplication
  5. 5.
    474 ÷ 9 =Division
  6. 6.
    On a road trip the family drives 479 km on the first day and 167 km on the second day. How far is that altogether?Summer story

Day 8: Library visit

Answer each question. The last one is a summer story problem.

  1. 7.
    Write the fact family for 10, 7 and 70:Fact Families
  2. 8.
    Write <, > or = between the fractions: 2/5 ___ 5/9Comparing Fractions
  3. 9.
    6 cm = ___ mmMeasurement
  4. 10.
    An activity starts at 8:30 and lasts 2h 30m. What time does it end?Elapsed Time
  5. 11.
    A point is at (6, 6). Move it 3 right and 4 up. Write the new coordinates.Coordinates
  6. 12.
    The pool opens at 10:00 am. Mei swims and plays for 3 hours 15 minutes. What time does Mei leave?Summer story
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Days 9 and 10

Day 9: Park picnic

Answer each question. The last one is a summer story problem.

  1. 1.
    312 + 765 =Addition
  2. 2.
    67 - 27 =Subtraction
  3. 3.
    Round 532 to the nearest 10:Rounding
  4. 4.
    2 × 2 =Multiplication
  5. 5.
    126 ÷ 3 =Division
  6. 6.
    On a road trip the family drives 212 km on the first day and 246 km on the second day. How far is that altogether?Summer story

Day 10: Last day of the holidays

Answer each question. The last one is a summer story problem.

  1. 7.
    Write the fact family for 11, 8 and 88:Fact Families
  2. 8.
    Write <, > or = between the fractions: 2/9 ___ 2/2Comparing Fractions
  3. 9.
    8 L = ___ mLMeasurement
  4. 10.
    An activity starts at 7:45 and lasts 2h 15m. What time does it end?Elapsed Time
  5. 11.
    A point is at (8, 0). Move it 5 right and 5 up. Write the new coordinates.Coordinates
  6. 12.
    The pool opens at 9:00 am. Kai swims and plays for 3 hours 15 minutes. What time does Kai leave?Summer story
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Ready for Year 5

Try these on the last day of the holidays. Tick the ones you got right.

Ready for Year 5?

One question on each topic from Year 4. If one feels tricky, go back to the matching day and try again.

  1. 1.
    45 + 615 =Addition
  2. 2.
    332 - 92 =Subtraction
  3. 3.
    Round 653 to the nearest 10:Rounding
  4. 4.
    8 × 5 =Multiplication
  5. 5.
    374 ÷ 4 =Division
  6. 6.
    Write the fact family for 11, 3 and 33:Fact Families
  7. 7.
    Write <, > or = between the fractions: 6/8 ___ 6/8Comparing Fractions
  8. 8.
    16 km = ___ mMeasurement
  9. 9.
    An activity starts at 3:45 and lasts 2h 15m. What time does it end?Elapsed Time
  10. 10.
    A point is at (6, 1). Move it 1 right and 1 up. Write the new coordinates.Coordinates
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What Year 4 content this booklet revises

Codes and titles from the Australian Curriculum Version 9.0 Mathematics, paraphrased in our own words. © ACARA, licensed CC BY 4.0.

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Year 4 summer revision FAQ

What is in the Year 4 summer revision booklet?

10 short days of maths revision, two days to a printed page, each with five mixed questions and one summer story problem, then a one-page "Ready for Year 5" check. It revises adding and subtracting larger numbers, rounding, multiplication and division, fraction comparison, metric conversions, elapsed time and grid references. There are 70 questions in all, with an answer key at the back.

How long does each day take?

About ten minutes. It is designed to keep skills warm over the break, not to fill the holidays, so one day at a time works better than doing several at once.

Is the answer key correct?

Yes. Every question comes from ChalkBee's procedural maths generators or a summer story template that computes its answer from the numbers in the question. Nothing is typed by hand or written by AI.

My child found some of it hard. What should I do?

That is useful to know before Year 5 starts. Note which topics were tricky using the labels next to each question, and try the matching Year 4 topic worksheets. It is also worth mentioning to the new teacher at the start of the year.

Other year levels: Year 1 · Year 2 · Year 3 · Year 5 · Year 6 · All summer booklets

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