4th Grade posters
Ages 9–10 · 50 free printable wall charts
LearnPosters has 50 free printable 4th Grade posters for ages 9–10, covering Division facts, The planets, Decimals, Text structures. Division, decimals and multi-digit multiplication — plus a poster for each of the eight planets. 4th Grade is also called Year 5, Year 4, Class 4 elsewhere.
- Division facts
- The planets
- Decimals
- Text structures
- Latitude
Also known as Year 5 (England & Wales), Year 4 (Australia), Class 4 (India) and PYP 6 (IB).
Literacy · 11
Story Elements
Character, setting, problem, events, solution, theme — one question each.
Prefixes, Suffixes & Roots
The 20 word parts that unlock the most fourth-grade vocabulary.
Point of View
Who is telling the story, and what that lets them know.
Finding the Theme
The message underneath the plot — and why it is never one word.
Summarising
Somebody, wanted, but, so, then — five words that build a summary.
Text Structures
Five ways non-fiction organises information, and the words that give each away.
Editing Checklist
The five checks to run before handing anything in.
Commas in a List
Where the commas go when you list three or more things.
Homographs
Words spelled the same that mean — and sometimes sound — completely different.
Figurative Language
Six devices writers use when the plain words are not enough.
Root Words
The middle of a word — and the meaning everything else is built around.
Math · 23
Dividing by 2
Every ÷2 fact, with the multiplication that proves each one.
Dividing by 3
Every ÷3 fact, with the multiplication that proves each one.
Dividing by 4
Every ÷4 fact, with the multiplication that proves each one.
Dividing by 5
Every ÷5 fact, with the multiplication that proves each one.
Dividing by 6
Every ÷6 fact, with the multiplication that proves each one.
Dividing by 7
Every ÷7 fact, with the multiplication that proves each one.
Dividing by 8
Every ÷8 fact, with the multiplication that proves each one.
Dividing by 9
Every ÷9 fact, with the multiplication that proves each one.
Dividing by 10
Every ÷10 fact, with the multiplication that proves each one.
Dividing by 11
Every ÷11 fact, with the multiplication that proves each one.
Dividing by 12
Every ÷12 fact, with the multiplication that proves each one.
Multiplication & Division Facts
The 12×12 grid read both ways, with the fact-family triangle explained.
Decimal Place Value
Tenths and hundredths lined up with whole numbers, plus money as the anchor.
Equivalent Fractions
The fraction wall plus the ×/÷ rule that generates equivalents.
Measurement Conversions
Full customary and metric conversion tables, plus the ×/÷ direction rule.
Long Multiplication
Two-digit by two-digit, laid out so nothing gets lost.
Factors and Multiples
Two words constantly swapped — one goes down, one goes up.
Prime and Composite
Numbers with exactly two factors, and everything else.
Mixed Numbers and Improper Fractions
Two ways to write the same amount, and how to swap between them.
Adding Fractions
Same bottom number: add the tops, leave the bottom alone.
Comparing Decimals
Why 0.7 is bigger than 0.65, even though 65 beats 7.
Lines and Angles
The vocabulary a geometry question assumes you already have.
Rounding Big Numbers
Rounding to any place, and why estimating first catches wrong answers.
Science · 11
Mercury
The smallest planet and the closest to the Sun.
Venus
Earth's near-twin in size, under a crushing blanket of carbon dioxide.
Earth
The only planet known to have liquid water — and the only one with life.
Mars
The red planet.
Jupiter
The largest planet by far.
Saturn
The ringed planet.
Uranus
An ice giant tipped so far over that it effectively rolls around the Sun on its side..
Neptune
The furthest planet from the Sun, and the windiest place in the solar system..
The Solar System
Eight planets to relative size and order, with one fact each.
Forms of Energy
Six kinds of energy, and the rule that they only ever change form.
Simple Circuits
The four things a circuit needs, and the commonest reason one fails.
Social Studies · 5
Map Skills
Compass rose, key, scale, grid and latitude/longitude on one reference.
Latitude and Longitude
The grid that gives every place on Earth an address.
Natural Resources
What we take from the Earth, and which of it runs out.
Levels of Government
Local, state and national — who decides what.
Reading a Timeline
How historians show time, and the traps in reading one.
Questions about 4th Grade posters
- What do 4th Grade posters cover?
- Division, decimals and multi-digit multiplication — plus a poster for each of the eight planets. The 50-poster set covers Division facts, The planets, Decimals, Text structures and Latitude, split across literacy (11), math (23), science (11) and social studies (5).
- What age is 4th Grade?
- 4th Grade is normally ages 9–10. The posters are chosen for what that year actually asks a child to remember rather than for a birthday, so a child working a year ahead or a year behind should take the set that matches the work, not the age.
- What is 4th Grade called in other countries?
- 4th Grade is Year 5 in England & Wales, Year 4 in Australia, Class 4 in India and PYP 6 in the IB. Whichever name your school uses, this page is the same set of 50 printable wall charts for ages 9–10.
- Which 4th Grade poster should I print first?
- Dividing by 2, Dividing by 3 and Dividing by 4 are the ones that get used daily at this stage. Start with those, then fill in the rest of the 4th grade wall as the year goes on.Dividing by 2Dividing by 3Dividing by 4
- Are the 4th Grade posters free to print?
- Yes — all 50 4th Grade posters are free vector PDFs. No account, no watermark, and no limit on how many copies you print for a home, a classroom or a tutoring group. They print on US Letter or A4 and enlarge to A1 without going soft.Read the licence