Maths Fun level-4 (UK) distance learning worksheets

Test your maths skills with this fun series of varied distance learning numeracy worksheets. This is level 4 from a 4-level range, the most challenging and suitable for children up to around grade 6.

Each worksheet in this series contains 12 of the same type of numeracy problem. There are 24 different problem types in all:

Find the mean average.
Count all the vertices or edges.
How many times can the small square fit into the larger shape?
How big is the angle?
Study the bar chart and answer the question.
Add up all the numbers.
Turn the yellow cog in the direction indicated. What happens to the green cog?
Which of the cut-outs will make the 3D shape indicated?
How many times with the cube fit into the 3D shape?
Add the missing number or operator so that the equation is correct.
What percentage of the shape is coloured red?
Note the time on the clock and answer the question.
Study the distribution of the dots and answer the question.
Look at the weights and pivot point of the balance beam and determine what will happen.
Figure out how much change you will have after spending the indicated amount.
Solve the equation using BODMAS.
Determine the perimeter length of the rectangle.
Circle all the numbers that add up to the target amount.
Determine which yellow shape is rotationally symmetrical to the blue one.
Determine which green shape is mirror symmetrical to the red one.
Add up all the coloured angles.
Study the bar chart and answer the question.
Study the angles and answer the question.
Find the mode average.

Products in the Maths Fun range (each available in UK & AU versions):

• Maths Fun level 1 (UK)
• Maths Fun level 1 compendium (UK)
• Maths Fun level 2 (UK)
• Maths Fun level 2 compendium (UK)
• Maths Fun level 3 (UK)
• Maths Fun level 3 compendium (UK)
• Maths Fun level 4 (UK)
• Maths Fun level 4 compendium (UK)

COLOUR:

Most Bounce Learning Kids products are suitable to be printed in B/W but a few are best printed in colour, due to references to specific colours on the sheet. This is one such series where there are specific colour references.