WELCOME BACK
Ready for your next quest?
Build your fraction
superpower.
Fractions are everywhere. Today, you will compare them, draw them, and explain your thinking.
45 minutes for stronger foundations.
A 45-question mixed practice: number sense, operations, fractions, algebra, geometry, data, and a small Grade 5 stretch. Explain one answer to Coach.
YOUR PATH
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TEXAS GRADE 4
Your math map
Master the foundations first, then unlock advanced challenges.
SCHOOL-ALIGNED PRACTICE
Practice what Kian is learning
Choose any module in any order. Each one uses the models, language, and real-life situations from the family guides.
FAMILY LAB
Make the math real
Short activities to connect app practice with home and school.
Which fraction is greater?
Think quickly.
Stay accurate.
Seven focused days of mental-math training for a 10-minute, fill-in-the-blank tryout. Use scratch paper for working, then transfer one careful final answer.
OPEN PRACTICE ROOM
Choose any UIL section
Kian can start any section at any time. Use focused practice first, then test the same skill under a timer.
RULES & PENALTY PREVENTION
Protect every point
Use the official instructions your coach or proctor gives you. These habits help prevent avoidable penalties.
Do the calculation and double-check it on scratch paper before transferring the final number.
Match the question number to the answer-sheet line before writing so you do not skip or shift an answer.
Do not use erasures or mark-outs on the official answer sheet. Pause, verify, then write once.
Use only permitted materials, follow start and stop instructions, remain quiet, and ask questions before the test begins.
YOUR 7-DAY SPRINT
Practice with a purpose
Build accuracy first, then add speed and full-test stamina.
Read the story.
Make the math visible.
Practice 100 fourth-grade word problems built around the models and routines Kian sees in school. Use a drawing or scratch paper, choose the answer, and learn from the explanation immediately.
THE KIAN ROUTINE
Five calm steps for every story
Read
Read twice and name what the question is asking.
Draw
Use a strip diagram, area model, number line, table, or quick sketch.
Write
Choose an operation and write an equation before calculating.
Solve
Calculate carefully and keep units such as dollars, grams, or square feet.
Check
Ask whether the answer is reasonable and matches the story.
Think deeply.
Explain your ideas.
Build flexible reasoning for Phase I testing without cramming. Practice patterns, logic, math reasoning, verbal relationships, spatial thinking, and data interpretation.
HOW TO PREPARE
Reasoning habits that transfer
The goal is confidence with unfamiliar problems, not memorizing a test pattern.
Notice
Look for patterns, relationships, and clues before choosing.
Try
Make a reasonable plan and test it with the information given.
Explain
Say why the answer fits, not only what the answer is.
Stay flexible
If one strategy stalls, switch to a drawing, list, table, or simpler case.
Keep calm
Skip a hard item temporarily, return to it, and keep your best effort.
Build powerful words
and clear ideas.
Start with affixes, then practice word meanings, strong sentences, and short written responses.
Practice smart.
Feel ready.
Build the skills and calm confidence to show what you know on Texas Grade 4 math.
Start a skill check to see your readiness.
Learn before you test
Mini-checks find the next best skill. Full practice comes only after a skill is secure.
- TEKS-aligned skill checks
- Multi-step word problems
- Visual models, tables and graphs
- Gentle time-and-stamina building
COVERAGE MAP
Grade 4 readiness
Build speed, stamina,
and smart thinking.
Questions adjust after each answer across Grade 3 foundations, Grade 4 readiness, and Grade 5–6 stretch skills.
MY GROWTH
Every question teaches you something
Mastery means you can solve it, explain it, and remember it later.
Skills you have mastered
THIS WEEK
Your first quest is waiting.
Little steps add up to big learning.QUEST REWARDS
Surprise Shelf
Every star moves you closer to your next surprise.
Learning, clearly explained.
Private progress stays on this Mac. This view turns practice into useful next steps.
CURRENT FOCUS
Fractions
Start the first quest to build a learning picture.
NEXT BEST STEP
Take a short skill check
Five questions are enough to find a useful next lesson.
VOICE & PRIVACY
Local learning data
Progress remains in this browser on this Mac. DadKian Math App does not save voice recordings; speech handling follows the browser’s own privacy settings.
TUTOR VOICE
Choose Coach’s voice
DadVoice will appear here if Chrome makes it available to the app.