4th Grade Logic & Problem Solving Worksheets
Logic grids, 9×9 sudoku, factor trees, two-step rules, angles, coding and analogies. · 4.OA / 4.NBT / 4.MD · MP.1 / MP.3 / MP.8
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MP.1Logic Grid: The School Band
Logic grids
MP.19 × 9 Sudoku
Sudoku
4.OA.B.4Factor Trees and Prime Factors
Prime factors
4.OA.C.5Two-Step Function Tables
Pattern rules
4.MD.C.7Find the Missing Angle
Adding angles
4.MD.A.3Missing Side Puzzles
Area and perimeter
4.NBT.B.5Missing Digits in Multiplication
Multiplication reasoning
MP.7Roman Numerals
Number systems
MP.8Coding with Loops and Conditions
Coding
4.OA.A.3Shape Algebra: Three Mystery Shapes
Unknown numbers
4.NBT.B.4Magic Squares Challenge
Addition puzzles
4.OA.A.3Is It Reasonable?
Estimation
MP.3Order Puzzles
Ordering by clues
4.OA.B.4Factors Venn Diagram
Common factors
L.4.5cWord Analogies
Analogies
About these 4th grade logic & problem solving worksheets
These 4th grade logic and problem-solving worksheets give 4th graders real puzzles: a logic grid, a 9 × 9 sudoku, factor trees, two-step function tables, missing angles, missing sides, missing digits in multiplication, Roman numerals, coding with loops and conditions, shape algebra, magic squares, estimation checks, order puzzles, a factors Venn diagram and word analogies.
The math inside them follows the Common Core 4th grade standards — factors and primes (4.OA.B.4), pattern rules (4.OA.C.5), area and perimeter (4.MD.A.3) and adding angles (4.MD.C.7) — while the puzzles build perseverance (MP.1), reasoning (MP.3) and repeated reasoning (MP.8).
What these 15 worksheets cover
- Logic Grid: The School Band (MP.1)
- 9 × 9 Sudoku (MP.1)
- Factor Trees and Prime Factors (4.OA.B.4)
- Two-Step Function Tables (4.OA.C.5)
- Find the Missing Angle (4.MD.C.7)
- Missing Side Puzzles (4.MD.A.3)
- Missing Digits in Multiplication (4.NBT.B.5)
- Roman Numerals (MP.7)
- Coding with Loops and Conditions (MP.8)
- Shape Algebra: Three Mystery Shapes (4.OA.A.3)
- Magic Squares Challenge (4.NBT.B.4)
- Is It Reasonable? (4.OA.A.3)
- Order Puzzles (MP.3)
- Factors Venn Diagram (4.OA.B.4)
- Word Analogies (L.4.5c)
All worksheet sets
How to get the most out of them
- 1
Encourage your child to talk through each logic grid clue out loud.
- 2
On the sudoku, pencil small candidate numbers in the corners before committing.
- 3
For the coding sheet, act out the program by walking the steps on a floor grid.
4th Grade Logic & Problem Solving Worksheets — questions parents ask
- Are these puzzles too hard for 4th grade?
- They are meant as a stretch, and each sheet starts with a more approachable item. Finishing one puzzle carefully is worth more than rushing all of them.
- How do logic puzzles help with math?
- Puzzles such as factor trees, missing digits and two-step rules practise the same operations as drill sheets, but children must plan what to do first.
Next steps after 4th Grade Logic & Problem Solving Worksheets
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