A Homeschool Class · Global Sovereign University · Mathematics

Grade 4 Mathematics

Real-world math for fourth graders, taught at the kitchen table: run a classroom store, plan a festival, own a pet shop, master the kitchen, build a playground, manage a sports league, grow a savings account, drive a delivery route, design a garden, and write a business plan. Ten lessons, one for each chapter of the book. Free, no account, nothing to install.

Step one · Read

Read the lesson your way: start here, go deeper, or the book’s own words. Press Listen to hear any part read aloud. The whole chapter, with every practice problem, is on the page too.

Step two · Do

Hands-on Mini-Workshops that answer back and make new numbers every round: build numbers, share fairly, compare fractions, scale recipes, measure a playground. Then family tasks to try at home.

Step three · Check

Short questions at the end. Miss one and you get a hint and another try. Get them all and the lesson is complete.

Progress is kept on this device only. Nothing is sent anywhere and nobody is asked who you are. Grown-ups: stuck on a step, or want it explained another way? Ask GENO, GSU’s free tutor, with the GENO button on any page. This class is part of GSU’s free Homeschool program.

The ten lessons

One for each chapter, in the book’s order. They open one at a time as each is finished.

    The Certificate of Comprehension

    When all ten lessons are open, your child will be able to take a final check: questions from every lesson, graded on GSU’s server. A score of 80% or better prints a certificate with a serial number that anyone can verify. It is not a school grade or a credit, but you can list it on your child’s free Kitchen-Table Record Kit transcript.

    The final check opens with the last lesson.

    Homeschooling Math Books for Kids: Grade 4, cover

    The book behind the class

    Homeschooling Math Books for Kids: Grade 4 was written by our founder, Dr. Gene A Constant, and donated to the Foundation. The class is free. Book sales are how the Foundation pays for it.

    Global Sovereign University is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit and book sales are its only income. A purchase is not a tax-deductible donation.

    Accreditation notice: Global Sovereign University is not an accredited institution and does not grant degrees, academic credit, licenses, or industry credentials. Learners who pass GSU's online exams earn GSU certificates of comprehension.