Grade 4 teaching resources

This four-page guide teaches students to structure an Olympic news broadcast using headlines, leads, key details, conclusions, and the 5 Ws plus 1 H.

Students analyze the Milano Cortina 2026 mascots, explore stoat adaptations and Italian geography, and design an original Olympic winter-sport mascot.

This four-page worksheet introduces metric and imperial measurement units using Winter Olympics contexts.

Students read about Tinker Air Force Base, Fort Sill, the Oklahoma National Guard, and community support for military families.

Students read an informational passage about Oklahoma’s 45th Infantry Division, known as the Thunderbirds, and its service during World War II and the Korean War.

Students read about Wright-Patterson Air Force Base, Camp Perry, the Ohio National Guard, and Veterans Day celebrations.

Students learn about Tinker Air Force Base, Fort Sill, the Oklahoma National Guard, and community support for military families.

This three-page reading passage introduces students to Wilbur and Orville Wright, their Ohio roots, the first powered flight, and aviation’s impact.

Students examine James Oglethorpe's rules for the Georgia Colony, translate historical language, and analyze the humanitarian, practical, and social purposes behind the rules.

Students learn about Veterans Day and the structure of acrostic poems through vocabulary, examples, brainstorming, and guided writing prompts.

Explore Abraham Lincoln’s experiences in New Salem from 1831–1837 through historical context, a timeline, vocabulary, and primary-source analysis.

Introduce students to augmentative and alternative communication tools, including communication boards and speech-generating devices.

Students read about Sergeant Miller, a North Dakota veteran, and complete reading questions, vocabulary work, partner discussion, and text-marking activities.

Students read about a Great Falls, Montana, veteran who served at Malmstrom Air Force Base and later volunteered to support veterans.

Students read about a Delaware veteran's service at Dover Air Force Base and continued community support after military service.

Students read about a Mississippi veteran’s military service, outreach work, and continued community involvement.

Students learn about a North Carolina veteran's military service, community contributions, and support for military families.

Students read about a Pittsburgh Navy veteran, answer comprehension questions, discuss community service, and write a letter of thanks.

Students write a first-person narrative from the perspective of a snowflake.

Students read about a Nebraska National Guard member serving during floods and abroad, then answer comprehension questions.

Students read about a Maryland veteran's Navy service, leadership qualities, and community mentoring.

Students read about a Newark veteran’s military service and ongoing community involvement, then answer comprehension questions and explore related vocabulary.

Help students build smoother, more accurate, and expressive oral reading through timed repeated-reading practice.

Students read about an Oklahoma veteran, answer comprehension questions, and reflect on service and community leadership.

Students read about New Hampshire’s White Mountains, the 10th Mountain Division, and the soldiers’ World War II training.

This three-page reading packet explores Mississippi’s military heritage, including Camp Shelby, Keesler Air Force Base, and the Naval Construction Battalion Center.

This printable reading and response worksheet explores Montana’s military heroes, Malmstrom Air Force Base, the Montana National Guard, and community support for veterans.

Students learn how Illinois supports the U.S.

Help students create academic, personal, and social SMART goals for 2026.

Guide students through reflecting on meaningful memories, challenges, accomplishments, learning, and hopes for the future.

Build classroom community with 200 conversation starters for morning meetings.

Students travel imaginatively from 1924 to 2124 while comparing school, home life, transportation, technology, and communication.