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Verbs: Past, Present, and Future TenseVerbs: Past, Present, and Future TensePractice identifying and using verbs in the past, present, and future tenses as well as their progressive forms.4th gradeReading & Writing4th grade students are curious and full of wonderment. Its best if you put their energies to work reading appropriate leveled texts and practicing reading skills. And what better way to do that than with the activities on this page? This page has all of my reading worksheets written at the 4th grade level. I used this open source tool to determine the readability scores of my worksheets, but you should read and approve each of them yourself for quality and appropriateness before giving them to children. I encourage you to allow worksheets written for the next two grade levels as well. Reading scores vary wildly based on which algorithm one uses. The readability scores on this page are an average of those score. Still, its sensible to open up the gates a bit to allow for a richer variety of appropriately leveled content. Click the button underneath this text to do so. Only Include Worksheets Written at the 4th Grade Level Not Recommended Include Worksheets Within 1 Grade Level (3rd and 5th) Include Worksheets Within 2 Grade Levels (2nd through 6th) RecommendedCurrently Showing These Types of Worksheets:Figurative Language Worksheet 7 - This worksheet has 10 more examples of simile, metaphor, hyperbole, and personification. Students read each example, determine the technique, and explain their answers. View my readibility scores. Figurative Language Worksheet 7 | RTFFigurative Language Worksheet 7 | PDFFigurative Language Worksheet 7 | PreviewFigurative Language Worksheet 7 | AnswersFigurative Language Worksheet 7 | Ereading WorksheetPoetic Devices Worksheet 5 - This worksheet has 10 snippets of poetry, each rich in poetic devices. Students read each example and determine which techniques are being used: alliteration, consonance, onomatopoeia, repetition, rhyme, and or rhythm. Then they refer to the text to explain their answers. View my readibility scores. Poetic Devices Worksheet 5 | RTFPoetic Devices Worksheet 5 | PDFPoetic Devices Worksheet 5 | PreviewPoetic Devices Worksheet 5 | AnswersPoetic Devices and Figurative Language Worksheet - This worksheet reinforces students knowledge of alliteration, rhyme, onomatopoeia, idiom, simile, metaphor, hyperbole, and personification. Students read 26 poetry snippets and identify the techniques used in each example. Then they refer to the text to explain their answers. View my readibility scores. Poetic Devices and Figurative Language Worksheet | RTFPoetic Devices and Figurative Language Worksheet | PDFPoetic Devices and Figurative Language Worksheet | PreviewPoetic Devices and Figurative Language Worksheet | AnswersView All of My Figurative Language Worksheets?View All of My Figurative Language Activities?View My Simile Worksheets? View My Idiom Worksheets?View My Personification WorksheetsView My Figurative Language Poems with QuestionsGo Back to the Top?Inferences Worksheet 2 - This worksheet will give students some much needed practice with making inferences. How do I know that this practice is much needed? Because all students need more practice with making inferences. View my readibility scores. Inferences Worksheet 2 | RTFInferences Worksheet 2 | PDFInferences Worksheet 2 | PreviewInferences Worksheet 2 | AnswersInferences Worksheet 2 | Ereading WorksheetInferences Worksheet 4 - This worksheet has 4 more curious scenarios. Students read the passages and answer questions by making inferences from the text. Then they explain their answers by referring to the text. View my readibility scores. Inferences Worksheet 4 | RTFInferences Worksheet 4 | PDFInferences Worksheet 4 | PreviewInferences Worksheet 4 | AnswersInferences Worksheet 5 - This worksheet features four reading passages, each followed by a series of inferential questions. Students read the passages and practice their inferencing skills by answering the questions. Then they support their answers with text. View my readibility scores. Inferences Worksheet 5 | RTFInferences Worksheet 5 | PDFInferences Worksheet 5 | PreviewInferences Worksheet 5 | AnswersInferences Worksheet 8 - Wow, another double-sided inferences worksheet. This one has four more interesting scenarios and ten inferential questions. This worksheet also asks students to support their answers with textual evidence. View my readibility scores. Inferences Worksheet 8 | RTFInferences Worksheet 8 | PDFInferences Worksheet 8 | PreviewInferences Worksheet 8 | AnswersInfer the Setting Worksheet 2 - In this worksheet students read five very short passages and find clues that reveal the setting of each. They then describe the setting of each passage and support their answers with text. View my readibility scores. Infer the Setting Worksheet 2 | RTFInfer the Setting Worksheet 2 | PDFInfer the Setting Worksheet 2 | PreviewInfer the Setting Worksheet 2 | AnswersView All of My Inferences Worksheets and Activities?Go Back to the Top?Point of View Worksheet | Works of Roald Dahl - Roald Dahl is a favorite writer among budding readers and their teachers for good reason. This worksheet has 9 paragraphs taken from his collection. Students identify the narrators perspective in each paragraph and then explain their answers. This worksheet only asks students to distinguish between first, second, and third-person, but it could be easily modified to allow for objective, limited, and omniscient narrative modes as well. View my readibility scores. Point of View Worksheet | Works of Roald Dahl | RTFPoint of View Worksheet | Works of Roald Dahl | PDFPoint of View Worksheet | Works of Roald Dahl | PreviewPoint of View Worksheet 9 - Students read 7 paragraphs written from either first, second, or third-person perspective. Students determine the narrators perspective and explain their answers. View my readibility scores. Point of View Worksheet 9 | RTFPoint of View Worksheet 9 | PDFPoint of View Worksheet 9 | PreviewPoint of View Worksheet 9 | AnswersPoint of View Worksheet 10 - This worksheet features another 8 paragraphs written from a variety of perspectives. Students determine whether each story is told from first, second, or third-person perspective. Then they explain their answers. View my readibility scores. Point of View Worksheet 10 | RTFPoint of View Worksheet 10 | PDFPoint of View Worksheet 10 | PreviewPoint of View Worksheet 10 | AnswersPoint of View Test 1 - Students determine the narrators perspective in 10 different texts and answer multiple-choice questions. Then they match terms to definitions. View my readibility scores. Point of View Test 1 | RTFPoint of View Test 1 | PDFPoint of View Test 1 | PreviewPoint of View Test 1 | AnswersPoint of View Test 2 - Students read ten passages narrated from a variety of perspectives. They determine whether each is told from first, second, third-person objective, third-person limited, or third-person omniscient perspective. Then they match point of view terms to the matching definitions. View my readibility scores. Point of View Test 2 | RTFPoint of View Test 2 | PDFPoint of View Test 2 | PreviewPoint of View Test 2 | AnswersView All of My Point of View Worksheets?View All of My Point of View ActivitiesGo Back to the Top?Those 4th grade students are special little angels. Each of them, even the ones with horns... the band members. We love them. And I hope that you love the worksheets and activities on this page. If you do, leave a comment below and let me know. I am always inspired by your comments. Thanks for visiting!

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