ChalkBee
Make

Year 4 Christmas maths worksheets

Australian Curriculum v9.0Dollars and cents, metric, A4Answer key computed in code

A free 3-page Christmas maths booklet for Year 4, set in an Australian summer Christmas. Multiplication, rounding and fraction warm-ups, adding and subtracting four-digit numbers, facts to 10 x 10 in context, fractions of a collection, cutting ribbon in metres and centimetres, and Christmas shopping with change. Print it for the class, turn on the answer key for marking, or switch edition for a fresh set with the same skills.

How to use it in class

  • Ask students to estimate first (round to the nearest 10 or 100) and then check the exact answer.
  • The ribbon problems are a good excuse to measure real ribbon or string in metres and centimetres.
  • Early finishers can write their own Christmas story problem for a partner.

Is it right for my class?

Suits Year 4 from November. The Year 5 booklet adds decimals and percentages if your class is ready.

28 questions over 3 pages. After the warm-up the pages are story problems, so students read more there; read them aloud for early readers.

Edition:Each edition has different numbers and the same skills.
✓ Every answer computed in code
Year 4 · 3 pages · 28 questions
Name
Date
Year 4 · Christmas maths · Edition 1 · Page 1 of 3

Warm up

Facts to 10 x 10

AC9M4A02

Solve each problem. Show your work if you need to.

  1. 1.
    4 × 4 =
  2. 2.
    4 × 10 =
  3. 3.
    10 × 3 =
  4. 4.
    3 × 3 =
  5. 5.
    5 × 3 =
  6. 6.
    7 × 3 =

Rounding to estimate

AC9M4N07

Round each number as shown.

  1. 7.
    Round 971 to the nearest 100:
  2. 8.
    Round 665 to the nearest 100:
  3. 9.
    Round 625 to the nearest 10:
  4. 10.
    Round 730 to the nearest 10:

Comparing fractions

AC9M4N03

Write <, > or = to compare each pair of fractions.

  1. 11.
    1/6 ___ 3/5
  2. 12.
    2/3 ___ 8/8
  3. 13.
    4/6 ___ 1/2
Made with ChalkBee · chalkbee.com
Name
Date
Year 4 · Christmas maths · Edition 1 · Page 2 of 3

Christmas stories

Bigger numbers

AC9M4N06

Read each Christmas story. Write a number sentence, then the answer.

  1. 1.
    The school Christmas food drive collected 2441 tins in the first week and 2322 tins in the second week. How many tins is that altogether?
  2. 2.
    A shopping centre hung 7525 Christmas lights. So far 6910 are switched on. How many lights are still off?
  3. 3.
    The school Christmas food drive collected 1204 tins in the first week and 4590 tins in the second week. How many tins is that altogether?
  4. 4.
    A shopping centre hung 6831 Christmas lights. So far 6590 are switched on. How many lights are still off?

Multiplying and dividing

AC9M4A02 · AC9M4N06

Read each Christmas story. Write a number sentence, then the answer.

  1. 5.
    Jarrah has 30 fairy lights and puts 6 in each string. How many strings does Jarrah fill?
  2. 6.
    Kai has 36 cherries and puts 6 in each punnet. How many punnets does Kai fill?
  3. 7.
    Each bag holds 7 candy canes. Isla needs 6 bags. How many candy canes is that?
  4. 8.
    Sami has 21 Christmas crackers and puts 7 in each box. How many boxes does Sami fill?
Made with ChalkBee · chalkbee.com
Name
Date
Year 4 · Christmas maths · Edition 1 · Page 3 of 3

Fractions, wrapping and shopping

Fractions of a group

AC9M4N03

Find the fraction of each group.

  1. 1.
    Leo has 50 prawns. 9/10 of them are eaten at lunch. How many is that?
  2. 2.
    Maya has 12 candy canes. 2/3 of them are eaten at lunch. How many is that?

Metres and centimetres

AC9M4M01

Change metres to centimetres first.

  1. 3.
    Hamish has 5 m of ribbon for wrapping presents and cuts it into pieces 20 cm long. How many pieces does Hamish get?
  2. 4.
    Grace has 4 m of ribbon for wrapping presents and cuts it into pieces 20 cm long. How many pieces does Grace get?

Christmas shopping

AC9M4N07 · AC9M4N08

Work out each total or the change.

  1. 5.
    At the school Christmas stall, Mia buys a set of fairy lights for $15.60 and a water pistol for $8.15. How much does Mia spend altogether?
  2. 6.
    Arlo buys a roll of wrapping paper for $3.45 and pays with a $10 note. How much change should Arlo get?
  3. 7.
    At the school Christmas stall, Zara buys a roll of wrapping paper for $3.45 and a water pistol for $8.15. How much does Zara spend altogether?
Made with ChalkBee · chalkbee.com

Year 4 curriculum codes in this booklet

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

More Year 4 practice after Christmas

Year 4 additionYear 4 subtractionYear 4 multiplicationYear 4 divisionYear 4 comparing fractionsYear 4 elapsed timeYear 4 decimalsYear 4 roundingYear 4 measurementAll Year 4 worksheets

Christmas word puzzles for Year 4

Christmas Word ScrambleWith answer keyChristmas Writing PromptsWith answer key

Need a different mix?

Generate a fresh sheet on any single topic with a computed answer key, or bundle library worksheets into one printable booklet with the workbook builder. Pro adds unlimited generations and removes the watermark. See Pro

Make a Year 4 worksheetBuild a workbook

Year 4 Christmas maths FAQ

What does the Year 4 Christmas maths booklet cover?

Multiplication, rounding and fraction warm-ups, adding and subtracting four-digit numbers, facts to 10 x 10 in context, fractions of a collection, cutting ribbon in metres and centimetres, and Christmas shopping with change. It has 28 questions over 3 A4 pages, plus an answer key.

Which Australian Curriculum codes does it cover?

It practises AC9M4A02 (Facts to 10 x 10), AC9M4N07 (Estimate to check answers), AC9M4N03 (Equivalent fractions and decimals), AC9M4N06 (Efficient computation strategies), AC9M4M01 (Read scales with partial units), AC9M4N08 (Model money and number problems), from the Australian Curriculum v9 Mathematics for Year 4.

Is the answer key correct?

Yes. The warm-up questions come from ChalkBee's procedural maths generators, and every Christmas story problem computes its answer from the numbers in the question. Nothing is typed by hand or written by AI, and automated tests re-check every answer.

Is this the right level for my class?

Suits Year 4 from November. The Year 5 booklet adds decimals and percentages if your class is ready.

Other year levels: Foundation · Year 1 · Year 2 · Year 3 · Year 5 · Year 6

More for Term 4

First Tuesday in NovemberMelbourne Cup mathsRace-day distance, timetable, picnic money and data problems for Years 3 to 6. No betting, no sweeps.11 NovemberRemembrance DaySourced history, a reading passage with questions, and respectful literacy activities for 11 November.DecemberChristmas maths puzzlesColour-by-code Christmas tree and star pictures with fresh addition, subtraction, times or division facts.Late November to DecemberEnd-of-year class awardsAward ideas by year band and an editable certificate maker, including a whole-class print.December to JanuarySummer holiday revision bookletsTen short days of revision for Years 1 to 6, with a ready-for-next-year check and an answer key.