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4th Grade Games
Fractions, research writing, earth science & state history
167 games
5 subjects
English Language Arts
36 gamesReading, writing, vocabulary & grammar
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Frequently Asked Questions
- How many free 4th Grade games are available?
- LittleActivity has 167 free educational games for 4th Grade across 5 subjects including math, science, English, social studies, and art. New games are added regularly.
- Are 4th Grade games free to play?
- Yes — every game on LittleActivity is 100% free with no signup, no ads, and no app download required. Just pick a game and start playing instantly.
- Are these games aligned with 4th Grade curriculum?
- Yes. All games are aligned with Common Core and state standards for 4th Grade. They cover age-appropriate skills and concepts in each subject area.
- Can my child play on a phone, tablet, or computer?
- Absolutely. All games are browser-based and work on any device — iPhone, iPad, Android, Chromebook, or desktop. No app download needed.
- How do these games help my child learn?
- Educational games reinforce classroom learning through interactive play. Studies show game-based learning improves retention, motivation, and problem-solving skills. Each game targets specific 4th Grade curriculum standards.
Social Studies
33 gamesHistory, geography, communities & citizenship
View all Social Studies gamesRegions of the United States
Sort states into the Northeast, Southeast, Midwest, Southwest and West.
State Capitals
Wire each state to its capital city.
Spanish Missions
Read about the Spanish missions and tap the sentence that proves each answer.
State and Local Government
Sort leaders and jobs into local, state and national government.
Branches of Government
Follow a law through the three branches and choose who does each job.
The Bill of Rights
Wire each right in the Bill of Rights to an example of it in real life.
Rights and Responsibilities
Sort what citizens are free to do from what citizens should do.
The Civil War
Read about the Civil War and tap the sentence that proves each answer.
Early American Settlements
Wire each early settlement to the fact that describes it.
Colonial Life
Sort daily life into colonial times and today.
Supply and Demand
Predict what happens to prices when supply or demand changes.
Economics: Goods and Services
Sort what people buy into goods you can hold and services someone does for you.
Trade and the Economy
Wire each economics word to what it means.
Entrepreneurs
Wire famous American entrepreneurs to the businesses they built.
French Explorers
Wire each French explorer to what they explored or founded.
Explorers of the Americas
Sort explorers by the country that sent them: Spain, France or England.
The California Gold Rush
Live as a forty-niner and make the choices that pay off.
Immigration
Read immigrants' stories and tap the sentence that proves each answer.
The Industrial Revolution
Sort life before machines and factories from life after.
Lewis and Clark
Put each stage of the Lewis and Clark expedition in order.
Map Skills
Use compass directions to find places on a valley map.
Topographic Maps
Wire the patterns on a topographic map to what the land looks like.
Landforms and Bodies of Water
Sort geography words into landforms and bodies of water.
Native American Cultures and Regions
Sort homes, foods and traditions into the regions where Native peoples lived.
Texas History
Read about Texas independence and statehood, and tap the proof.
Westward Movement
Lead a wagon along the Oregon Trail and choose how to survive the journey.
The Transcontinental Railroad
Read how the railroad joined east and west, and tap the proof.
Cultural Holidays
Wire holidays celebrated in America to what they celebrate.
Natural Resources
Wire each natural resource to a product made from it.
Events of the American Revolution
Put the events of the American Revolution in order, from taxes to the treaty.
History Timelines
Hop along timelines to the years when big events happened.
State Symbols
Wire each state to one of its official symbols.
History of Transportation
Order how people and goods have travelled, from the oldest ways to the newest.