P4 Maths practice Singapore — every MOE syllabus topic

Primary 4 is the quiet year of upper primary Maths — after the P1–P3 foundations, before the P5 jump — and that's exactly what makes it valuable. The concepts your child builds now (fractions, decimals, factors and multiples, area and perimeter) are the load-bearing walls for P5 and P6. A gap left open in P4 doesn't announce itself; it shows up eighteen months later as "suddenly weak in ratio".

P4 is also the last relatively low-stakes year to fix things calmly. The same weakness costs a weekend to close now, and a stressful month in P6.

What to watch this year

Fractions is the topic with the longest shadow — equivalence and mixed numbers feed everything after. Decimals and measurement build the number sense that P5 percentage assumes. And the word-problem habit (draw the model, don't hold it in your head) is far easier to install at P4 than to retrofit at P6.

The 13 Primary 4 Maths topics

Topic sequence and concept counts follow the MOE Primary Mathematics Syllabus (2021). "When schools teach it" is approximate — every school sets its own scheme of work.

TopicConceptsTypically taught
Whole Numbers (up to 100,000)7Term 1
Factors & Multiples6Term 1
Multiplication & Division7Term 1
Fractions9Term 2
Decimals9Term 2
Measurement6Term 3
Area & Perimeter7Term 3
Angles6Term 3
Symmetry4Term 4
Tables & Line Graphs6Term 4
Word Problems5Term 4
Pie Charts5
Nets of Solids1

Which Primary 4 topics need attention?

One 15-minute check-up maps all of them — strong, wobbly, or faded — and a weekly report shows what got fixed.

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