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4th Grade Worksheets

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370 4th Grade Worksheets

This geometry math worksheet gives your child practice identifying each vertex in various 3-dimensional shapes.

4 types of triangles

This math worksheet gives your child practice identifying equilateral, isosceles, scalene, and right triangles.

4th grade spelling words (list #1 of 36)

Help your fourth grader become a spelling star with our weekly lists. Here's week 1 — enjoy!

4th grade spelling words (list #10 of 36)

Help your fourth grader become a spelling star with our weekly lists. Here's week 10 — enjoy!

4th grade spelling words (list #11 of 36)

Help your fourth grader become a spelling star with our weekly lists. Here's week 11 — enjoy!

4th grade spelling words (list #12 of 36)

Help your fourth grader become a spelling star with our weekly lists. Here's week 12 — enjoy!

4th grade spelling words (list #13 of 36)

Help your fourth grader become a spelling star with our weekly lists. Here's week 13 — enjoy!

4th grade spelling words (list #14 of 36)

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4th grade spelling words (list #15 of 36)

Help your fourth grader become a spelling star with our weekly lists. Here's week 15 — enjoy!

4th grade spelling words (list #16 of 36)

Help your fourth grader become a spelling star with our weekly lists. Here's week 16 — enjoy!

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Unit 1: Place value

Unit 2: addition, subtraction, and estimation, unit 3: multiply by 1-digit numbers, unit 4: multiply by 2-digit numbers, unit 5: division, unit 6: factors, multiples and patterns, unit 7: equivalent fractions and comparing fractions, unit 8: add and subtract fractions, unit 9: multiply fractions, unit 10: understand decimals, unit 11: plane figures, unit 12: measuring angles, unit 13: area and perimeter, unit 14: units of measurement.

4th Grade Worksheets From Scholastic Teachables

Scholastic Teachables (formerly Scholastic Printables) has more than 4,500  4th grade worksheets   that span more than 20 subjects and themes targeted for 4th grade skills, including language arts,  reading ,  writing ,  math ,  science ,  social studies , holidays, seasons and weather, and many others!

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Scholastic Teachables (formerly Scholastic Printables) has more than 4,500  4th grade worksheets  that span more than 20 subjects and themes targeted for 4th grade skills, including language arts,  reading ,  writing ,  math ,  science ,  social studies , holidays, seasons and weather, and many others!

4th Grade Worksheets Cover:

• Addition & Subtraction
• Algebra Readiness
• Charts & Graphs
• Civics & Government
• Data Analysis
• Earth Science
• Figurative Language
• Fractions & Decimals
• Grammar & Punctuation
• Language Arts
• Life Science
• Logic & Problem Solving
• Multiplication & Division
• Perimeter, Area, Volume
• Place Value
• Reading Comprehension
• Reading Fluency
• Real-World Math
• Research Skills
• Sight Words
• Science Experiments & Projects
• Social Studies
• Time & Measurement
• U.S. History
• World History

Sample 4th Grade Worksheets

Scholastic Teachables has more than 4,500 4th grade worksheets that span over 20 subjects targeted for all your teaching needs.

Here's a sample of fourth grade activities and worksheets for you to try in your class FREE with a 30-day trial or subscription.

Additional Alphabet Worksheets (Subscription Required)

Letter B Bulletin Board Square

Letter Yy: Alphabet Letter and Picture (Full-Color Reference)

Speedy Work - Alphabet Recognition (Practice Page)

Pocket-Folder Center: Cereal on Sale! (Alphabetical order)

Alphabet Rhyme: Handwriting Practice Page

Dictionary Skills: Alphabetical Order (Practice Page)

Lowercase c: Alphabet Learning Mats

Uppercase D: Alphabet Learning Mats

Letter M: Letter Formation Practice

Manuscript Alphabet: Handwriting Practice Page

Big Birthday Bash!: Identifying Upper- and Lowercase B

Cursive Writing Practice: The Alphabet (Lowercase)

Alphabet Clouds: Beginning Reader Science Play

Alphabet Activator: Kick-Off Assessment for Differentiated Lessons

Letter Ll Illustrations

Check It Out!: Identifying Upper- and Lowercase L

The King's Castle: Identifying Upper- and Lowercase C

Eggs Everywhere!: Identifying Upper- and Lowercase E

Trace and Race (Recognizing Features of Letters): Alphabet Shoe Box

• Number Charts
• Multiplication
• Long division
• Basic operations
• Telling time
• Place value
• Roman numerals
• Fractions & related
• Add, subtract, multiply,   and divide fractions
• Mixed numbers vs. fractions
• Equivalent fractions
• Prime factorization & factors
• Fraction Calculator
• Decimals & Percent
• Add, subtract, multiply,   and divide decimals
• Fractions to decimals
• Percents to decimals
• Percentage of a number
• Percent word problems
• Classify triangles
• Classify quadrilaterals
• Circle worksheets
• Area & perimeter of rectangles
• Area of triangles & polygons
• Coordinate grid, including   moves & reflections
• Volume & surface area
• Pre-algebra
• Square Roots
• Order of operations
• Scientific notation
• Proportions
• Ratio word problems
• Write expressions
• Evaluate expressions
• Simplify expressions
• Linear equations
• Linear inequalities
• Graphing & slope
• Equation calculator
• Equation editor
• Elementary Math Games
• Addition and subtraction
• Math facts practice
• The four operations
• Factoring and number theory
• Geometry topics
• Middle/High School
• Statistics & Graphs
• Probability
• Trigonometry
• Logic and proof
• For all levels
• Favorite math puzzles
• Favorite challenging puzzles
• Math in real world
• Problem solving & projects
• For gifted children
• Math history
• Math games and fun websites
• Interactive math tutorials
• Math help & online tutoring
• Assessment, review & test prep
• Online math curricula

Reading Worksheets, Spelling, Grammar, Comprehension, Lesson Plans

4th Grade Reading Comprehension Worksheets

The 4th grade reading comprehension activities below are coordinated with the 4th grade spelling words curriculum on a week-to-week basis, so both can be used together as part of a comprehensive program, or each can be used separately. The worksheets include fourth grade appropriate reading passages and related questions. Each worksheet (as well as the spelling curriculum ) also includes a cross-curricular focus on earth science, physical science, history, social sciences, mathematics and life sciences. This allows students to build their reading comprehension skills and reinforce knowledge in other subject areas. There are 36 weeks of fourth grade worksheets, following most standard school year calendars.

Be sure to check out all of our reading comprehension worksheets .

Anatomy of a Circle

Week 30 Reading Comprehension (D-30). A short explanation about the radius, diameter, and center of a circle. Cross-Curricular Focus: Mathematics.

Basic Geometry Terms

Week 25 Reading Comprehension (D-25). A short summry of the different terms used in geometry. Cross-Curricular Focus: Mathematics.

Branches of Government

Week 29 Reading Comprehension (D-29). A reading segment about the different branches of government. Cross-Curricular Focus: History / Social Sciences.

Chaparral Ecosystems

Week 3 Reading Comprehension (D-3). A passage and questions about relatively rare shrubland communities called Chaparral ecosystems. Cross-Curricular Focus: Life Science.

Week 20 Reading Comprehension (D-20). A short passage about electricity, conductors, and static electricity. Cross-Curricular Focus: Physical Science.

Discrimination Against Gold Rush Immigrants

Week 15 Reading Comprehension (D-15). Comprehension activity about the discrimination against gold rush immigrants in the 1850?s. Cross-Curricular Focus: History / Social Sciences.

Eastern Woodland Natives

Week 32 Reading Comprehension (D-32). Reading passage about the Eastern Woodlands, a Native American cultural region. Cross-Curricular Focus: History / Social Sciences.

Ecology: Taking Care of Earth

Week 36 Reading Comprehension (D-36). A description about the study of ecology and what it involves. Cross-Curricular Focus: Life Science.

Week 2 Reading Comprehension (D-2). Reading segment about ecosystems, organisms, and communities. Cross-Curricular Focus:Life Science.

Endangered Species

Week 11 Reading Comprehension (D-11). A life science reading comprehension passage about endangered species. Cross-Curricular Focus: Life Science.

Eratosthenes: Geographer and Mathematician

Week 16 Reading Comprehension (D-16). A short story and related questions about the world’s first geographer. Cross-Curricular Focus: History / Social Sciences / Mathematics

Week 10 Reading Comprehension (D-10). A reading segment about using estimation in mathematics. Cross-Curricular Focus: Mathematics.

Evaluating Efficiency

Week 33 Reading Comprehension (D-33). A passage about determining the best way to solve problems. Cross-Curricular Focus: Mathematics.

Expressions with Parentheses

Week 13 Reading Comprehension (D-13). A reading segment about how parentheses are used in solving math problems. Cross-Curricular Focus: Mathematics.

Gold Rush Boomtowns

Week 19 Reading Comprehension (D-19). A passage about the origination of boomtowns during the gold rush in California. Cross-Curricular Focus: History / Social Sciences.

Hide and Seek

Week 8 Reading Comprehension (D-8). A reading passage and questions about the role of camouflage in the predator-prey relationship. Cross-Curricular Focus: Life Science.

Import Export

Week 21 Reading Comprehension (D-21). How early American colonies imported and exported products. Cross-Curricular Focus: History / Social Sciences.

Magnetic Attraction

Week 23 Reading Comprehension (D-23). A reading comprehension passage about the properties of magnetism. Cross-Curricular Focus: Physical Science.

Measuring Temperature

Week 35 Reading Comprehension (D-35). A segment about temperature and the different scales used for measurement. Cross-Curricular Focus: Physical Science.

Natural Resources

Week 6 Reading Comprehension (D-6). Passage and questions about renewable and non-renewable natural resources. Cross-Curricular Focus: History / Social Sciences.

Free Printable Grade 4 worksheets

Grade 4 worksheets to help students discover and reinforce key concepts in math, science, language arts, and social studies. Download and print these free resources for teachers and parents.

• Data and Graphing
• Subtraction
• Number Sense
• Percents, Ratios, and Rates
• Math Word Problems
• Multiplication
• Math Puzzles
• Mixed Operations
• Measurement

• Earth & Space Science
• Physical Science
• Life Science
• Engineering & Science Practices

• Social studies
• Social Skills
• U.S. History
• Civics & Government
• Community & Cultures
• World History

• Social emotional
• Mindfulness

• Art History
• Drawing & Painting

• Foreign language
• American Sign Language

• Reading & Writing

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Reading Activities for 4th Grade

Strengthen your child's reading skills with interactive educational resources for reading for 4th graders online. These learning resources include fun games and worksheets with eye-catching visuals and characters. Get started to help your 4th grader master this concept by engaging their critical thinking.

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Reading Skills

What's the cause? - Part 1 Game

Use your language skills to determine 'what's the cause' (Part 1).

What's the effect? - Part 1 Game

Determine the answer to 'What's the effect' (Part 1) by playing this game.

Analyzing Cause and Effect Worksheet

Enhance critical thinking skills with our cause-and-effect analysis worksheet. Identify relationships between events to understand causes and effects.

Cause and Effect: Exploring Actions and Consequences Worksheet

Discover the power of the cause-and-effect relationships with our worksheet. Learn how actions lead to consequences and enhance your critical thinking.

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What's the cause? - Part 2 Game

Use your language skills to determine 'what's the cause' (Part 2).

What's the effect? - Part 2 Game

Utilise your english language skils to determine the effect (Part 2).

Cause and Effect Matching Worksheet

Strengthen your analytical skills with our cause-and-effect matching worksheet. Practice matching causes with effects to improve understanding.

Find Cause and Effect with Pictures Worksheet

Enhance comprehension with our picture-based cause and effect worksheet. Explore the relationship between events through visual cues for improved understanding.

What's the cause? - Part 3 Game

Use your language skills to determine 'what's the cause' (Part 3).

What's the effect? - Part 3 Game

Play this game to determine 'what's the effect' (Part 3).

Pick Out the Cause Worksheet

Strengthen comprehension skills with our engaging worksheet. Explore cause and effect relationships for enhanced critical thinking and analytical abilities.

Unraveling the Cause and Effect Relationship Worksheet

Unleash your analytical abilities with our engaging cause-and-effect worksheet. Explore the connections between events and their outcomes.

Decode the image! - Part 1 Game

Use your language skills to decode the image (Part 1).

Decode the image! - Part 2 Game

Use your language skills to decode the image (Part 2).

Image Inference: Enhance Critical Thinking Skills Worksheet

Enhance inferencing skills through engaging picture-based activities. Develop the ability to draw conclusions and make inferences based on visual clues.

Is it Inferred or Explicit? Worksheet

Deepen reading comprehension by identifying inferred and explicit information. Uncover hidden meanings with our thought-provoking worksheet.

Decode the image! - Part 3 Game

Use your language skills to decode the image (Part 3).

What do you mean? - Part 1 Game

Play this game to find the answer to 'what do you mean' (Part 1).

Select the Suitable Inference Worksheet

Boost your child's inferencing skills. In this engaging worksheet, they will select suitable inferences based on key details in the given passages.

Sort the Inferred and Explicit Information Worksheet

Uncover the hidden meaning with our thought-provoking worksheet. Enhance reading comprehension skills by identifying inferred and explicit information.

What do you mean? - Part 2 Game

Play this game to find the answer to 'what do you mean' (Part 2).

What do you mean? - Part 3 Game

Play this game to find the answer to 'what do you mean' (Part 3).

Discovering the Core: Unveiling Main Ideas Worksheet

Improve reading comprehension with our main idea worksheet. Enhance understanding and extract key information from texts.

Eli and His Ideas Worksheet

Join Eli and his mom, as they navigate waiting in line by imagining themselves as pirates and sheriffs, adding excitement to mundane errands. Sharpen your reading comprehension skills with this fun worksheet.

What's the main idea? - Part 1 Game

Tell 'what's the main idea?' (Part 1) to practice your english language skills.

What's the main idea? - Part 2 Game

Tell 'what's the main idea?' (Part 2) to practice your english language skills.

Find the Main Idea Worksheet

In this fun worksheet, children will read an exciting story and practice identifying the main idea and key details.

Find the Main Idea and Summarise Worksheet

Strengthen comprehension and summarization skills with our worksheet. Identify main ideas and key details for better understanding.

What's the main idea? - Part 3 Game

Tell 'what's the main idea?' (Part 3) to practice your english language skills.

What's the main idea? - Part 4 Game

Tell 'what's the main idea?' (Part 4) to practice your english language skills.

Spot the Main Idea and Summarize Worksheet

Strengthen your grasp of main ideas with our interactive worksheet. Practice identifying central idea and improve overall comprehension skills.

Using Key Details to Decode Meaning Worksheet

Uncover the secret place! Guess the place being described based on the clues provided in these statements. Can you infer using the key details?

Pick out the theme! - Part 1 Game

Learn to pick out the theme (Part 1) to develop your english skills!

Pick out the theme! - Part 2 Game

Learn to pick out the theme (Part 2) to develop your english skills!

Whats the Idea in Camping in the Rain? Worksheet

What's the main idea of the story? Read about Seth's camping adventures and practice finding out the main idea of the story and the key details that support it.

Whats the Idea in The Snowshoeing Day? Worksheet

What's your favorite winter activity? Well, if you like snowshoeing, then you'll definitely enjoy this reading worksheet!

Pick out the theme! - Part 3 Game

Learn to pick out the theme (Part 3) to develop your english skills!

Pick out the theme! - Part 4 Game

Learn to pick out the theme (Part 4) to develop your english skills!

Whats the Main Idea? Worksheet

Develop strong reading skills with our main idea and key details worksheet. Learn to identify the main idea for better comprehension and analysis.

Order it Right Worksheet

With a vivid imagination, Eli transforms the mundane task of waiting in line into a thrilling journey filled with swashbuckling pirates, courageous cowboys, and intergalactic adventures. Practice sequencing skills with this fun worksheet.

Let's choose the heading! - Part 1 Game

Choose the appropriate heading (Part 1) in order to enhance your skills.

Let's choose the heading! - Part 2 Game

Choose the appropriat heading (Part 2) in order to enhance your skills.

Sequence It Right Worksheet

Readers will practice sequencing the events from a fictional story in this interesting worksheet.

Sequence the Events in Camping in the Rain Worksheet

Seth is excited about going camping. What happens next and what happens at the end? Read on to find out and practice your sequencing skills.

Let's choose the heading! - Part 3 Game

Choose the appropriate heading (Part 3) in order to enhance your skills.

Let's choose the heading! - Part 4 Game

Choose the appropriate heading (Part 4) in order to enhance your skills.

Sequence the Events in The Snowshoeing Day Worksheet

Let's find out what's the order of events in a story. Sharpen your reading comprehension skills with this fun worksheet.

Elements of the Story Worksheet

Eli and his mom turn waiting in line into an adventure by role-playing as pirates and cowboys, bringing fun and excitement to their errands. Join them in this fun story and sharpen your comprehension skills.

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These 4th grade reading passages are followed by questions which the student is encouraged to answer by writing full sentences in the space provided.  The questions are a mix of 'open-ended" and "close-ended" questions.

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A Parent's Guide to Fourth Grade Skills and Success

Fourth grade basics, fourth grade reading, writing, and math, helping your fourth grader.

In fourth grade, children's social lives begin to get more complicated and the academic demands they face grow as well, but parents can help them through this crucial year by identifying the reading, math, and science skills required to master the grade level.

This fourth-grade guide for parents offers tips on helping children deal with cliques , heavy backpacks, and more. 

• What You Can Expect in Fourth Grade : Here's a brief overview of what you can expect in your child's fourth-grade year.
• What Do Kids Learn in Fourth Grade? : Kids learn a number of new things in fourth grade, both socially and academically. Just as the formation of cliques begins to increase and complicate your child's social life, the academic ante is upped as well, requiring a student to not only to be responsible for their own work but to effectively work in groups as well.
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Lawmakers OK bill to put decision on holding back 4th graders in hands of schools, parents

A bill leaving decisions on holding back thousands of fourth graders affected by Tennessee's controversial reading law up to schools and parents passed the state legislature on Thursday.

A lesser-known part of the reading law would have held back up to 6,000 fourth graders this year, according to a projection from the Tennessee Department of Education. The newly passed bill removes that mandate. The Senate voted to pass the bill 27-3. The House voted 82-3.

It now heads to Gov. Bill Lee's desk. The governor has 10 days to sign or veto the bill, excluding Sundays. If he takes no action, it will be come law without his signature.

Here's a rundown of what changed and what's next for fourth graders statewide.

What to know: How Tennessee reading law affects third, fourth graders

What changed for fourth graders in the Tennessee reading law

The state's reading and retention law requires third graders who fall short on state reading benchmarks to meet exemption standards, pass on a retake, enroll in summer school or win an appeal. Additionally, students who score as "approaching" proficiency could enroll in tutoring for the entirety of fourth grade — something around 12,000 students opted into for the current school year.

The previous version of the law required those fourth graders to be held back if they did not pass the English language arts section of Tennessee's standardized test or hit an individualized growth goal set by the state. The newly passed measure states a district or public charter school must call a conference with the student's parent or guardian, English language arts teacher and school principal if those children fall short.

The conference will determine one of the following things:

• Promote the child to fifth grade with interventions and academic supports in place, including tutoring
• Retain the child in fourth grade

The decision came down to the wire as the nearly four-month legislative session reached its conclusion Thursday night. While the bill drew wide bipartisan support, lawmakers initially disagreed on specifics. They struck a deal in a last-minute conference committee on Thursday ahead of the final floor sessions for the House and Senate.

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What's next for Tennessee third, fourth graders

Tennessee Comprehensive Assessment Program (TCAP) tests kicked off April 15 for grades 3-5 and will conclude by Tuesday. Exact testing dates vary by district.

Scores are typically released in two waves over the summer and early fall each year. However, the Tennessee Department of Education will release some scores and data early for third and fourth graders affected by the reading law.

English language arts scores for third graders will be released to districts on May 20 and growth data for fourth graders will be released by July 1. It will be up to districts to relay information to parents and legal guardians.

Where can I learn more?

More information on the third grade reading and retention law from the Tennessee Department of Education can be found at  tn.gov/education/learning-acceleration .

Reach children's reporter Rachel Wegner at [email protected] or follow her on Twitter, Threads and Bluesky @RachelAnnWegner.

Tennessee reading law: Bill that would hold back fewer fourth graders still in limbo

A Tennessee bill that could curb how many fourth graders are held back under a state reading law remains in limbo over a disagreement between the House and Senate.

The reading law requires third graders who fall short on state reading benchmarks to meet exemption standards, pass on a retake, enroll in summer school or win an appeal. Additionally, students who score as "approaching" proficiency could also enroll in tutoring for the entirety of fourth grade — something around 12,000 students chose for the current school year.

But if those fourth graders do not pass the English language arts section of Tennessee's standardized test or hit an individualized growth goal set by the state, the law requires them to be held back. The Tennessee Department of Education projected that up to 6,000 fourth graders may be retained if nothing changes.

What to know: How Tennessee reading law affects third, fourth graders

The proposed bill seeks to put that decision back into the hands of schools and parents, with tutoring requirements if the child moves on to fifth grade. The House version also adds a reading screener test as a second benchmark to consider in retention decisions, along with a summer school option.

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While the measure has drawn wide bipartisan support in both the House and Senate, lawmakers can't agree on the exact terms of the bill.

After volleying between the two chambers several times, it will likely head to a conference committee where lawmakers will attempt to reconcile their differences over the measure. With the end of the session nearing and several other high-profile bills at play , it's not clear if the two chambers will negotiate a deal.

The disagreement comes as standardized Tennessee Comprehensive Assessment Program tests are being administered for grades 3-5 statewide.

Haley Eason, a Williamson County mother whose 11-year-old daughter Myleigh is in fourth grade, said the wait is excruciating as her daughter takes her TCAP this week. She said her daughter is a straight-A student but has struggled on the test, which put her at risk of retention last year. They opted for tutoring. Now Myleigh is facing the risk of retention once again.

"I just don't understand when everyone pretty much seems like they are for a change, and we keep going back and forth," Eason said Wednesday. "I'm just really frustrated."

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Where the House and Senate disagree

Both the House and Senate versions of the bill leave retention decisions up to school leaders and parents or legal guardians and include language on tutoring in fifth grade. A district or public charter school must call a conference with the student's parent or guardian, English language arts teacher and school principal to determine one of the following things:

• Promote the child to fifth grade with interventions and academic supports in place, including tutoring
• Retain the child in fourth grade

But a Senate amendment by Sen. Jon Lundberg, R-Bristol, limits the measure to only two years, meaning this year's fourth graders and those in fourth grade in the 2024-25 school year would benefit from it. He said the intent was to focus on children whose early schooling was disrupted by the coronavirus pandemic. That means the original version of the reading law would go back into effect for the 2025-26 school year.

Lundberg has voiced opposition to the measure in the past, and ultimately voted against it Wednesday, even though his amendment passed.

That amendment was one of the reasons House sponsor Rep. Gary Hicks, R-Rogersville, ultimately rejected the Senate version of the bill Thursday. He also cited the following disparities in the Senate bill:

• No consideration of a reading screening test as an additional benchmark in retention decisions
• No choice for parents between summer school and tutoring for their child to avoid retention
• The high cost attached to using TNAllCorps tutoring for fifth graders

Children cannot be retained in fourth grade more than once, according to the reading law.

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What's next for Tennessee third, fourth graders

TCAPs kicked off April 15 for grades 3-5 and will conclude by April 30. Exact testing dates vary by district.

Scores are typically released in two waves over the summer and early fall each year. However, the Tennessee Department of Education will release some scores and data early for third and fourth graders affected by the reading law.

English language arts scores for third graders will be released to districts on May 20 and growth data for fourth graders will be released by July 1. It will be up to districts to relay information to parents and legal guardians.

Changes to Tennessee’s 4th-grade reading law pass after compromise on retention policy

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Parents of Tennessee fourth graders would have input on whether their children get held back because of low reading test scores, under compromise legislation that’s headed to Gov. Bill Lee’s desk.

The legislation also provides additional tutoring to students who advance to the fifth grade, even if they didn’t test as proficient readers or show adequate improvement in grades three and four.

The Senate and House agreed on the provisions Thursday to address longstanding concerns about Lee’s 2021 reading and retention law, which threatens to hold back an estimated 6,000 struggling fourth-grade readers.

Under the current law, which Lee proposed , fourth graders who don’t score well enough on state tests have to repeat fourth grade, and receive no additional learning supports and resources during that year. But legislators said that wasn’t their intent when they voted to strengthen retention requirements for third- and fourth-graders during a special session to deal with disruptions to schooling from the pandemic.

The governor signaled later that he will sign the bill.

The legislature’s vote came on the final day of a 2024 legislative session that began in January — and nearly two weeks after students began testing under the Tennessee Comprehensive Assessment Program, or TCAP, which the state uses to determine reading proficiency.

Educators and families called the timing of the bill’s passage ironic, given that lawmakers have received pushback about the law for several years.

“They could have saved many fourth-grade students and their parents a whole lot of anxiety if they’d passed this earlier,” said Michael Ramsey, an instructional coach for Grainger County Schools, near Knoxville.

Different versions of the bill passed last week out of the House and Senate. When neither side backed down, they turned to negotiators to reach a compromise.

Both chambers were in agreement about directing the child’s parent or guardian to meet with the teacher and principal to discuss whether it’s in the child’s best interest to be promoted or held back. But on Thursday, negotiators added that the parent won’t make the final call. The majority will rule.

The final bill also sets TCAP scores as the only promotion criteria, and tutoring as the only required intervention for advancing.

The House bill, sponsored by Rep. Gary Hicks of Rogersville, would have let schools take into account the results of a local benchmark test too. And it would have allowed families to choose between participating in a summer learning program or tutoring in fifth grade if promoted.

But in a concession, the Senate, where the bill was sponsored by Dawn White of Murfreesboro, agreed to drop its insistence that the changes take place for only two years. That provision likely would have required lawmakers to revisit the law in 2026.

This is not the first time the legislature has revised the law.

Last year, when the statute’s retention provision kicked in for third graders, lawmakers widened criteria to include both TCAP and benchmark test results to determine which third graders are at risk of being held back.

Third grade is considered a critical year for reading because literacy is the basis for all subsequent learning.

But there’s a growing consensus among Tennessee policymakers that third grade is too late to identify and help struggling readers.

Last month, in a rare action, the state Board of Education approved a resolution asking the legislature to refocus the state’s intervention efforts on grades as early as kindergarten.

Marta Aldrich is a senior correspondent and covers the statehouse for Chalkbeat Tennessee. Contact her at [email protected] .

Editor’s note: This story has been updated with Lee signaling he’ll sign the bill.

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Eagles 2024 NFL Draft grades: Philadelphia adds Jeremiah Trotter Jr., Michigan guard, in fifth round

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The Philadelphia Eagles are entering a pivotal draft, looking to improve a roster that lost six of seven to close the season. The Eagles have a few needs at key defensive positions, as they are searching to reshape the defense in Vic Fangio's system. 

While the most pressing needs for the Eagles are cornerback, linebacker, safety and an additional edge rusher on defense, the Eagles could search for more depth at wide receiver, pick a long-term replacement for Lane Johnson at right tackle, and find a starting right guard early in this draft. Philadelphia signed its productive young players to long-term extensions this offseason, searching for the next group of players to join a core group that has already been to a Super Bowl .

The Eagles added Saquon Barkley , Bryce Huff  and brought back C.J. Gardner-Johnson to highlight the free agent signings. Now the attention turns to the draft to restock its roster with productive starters, especially with Quinyon Mitchell at No. 22 and Cooper DeJean at No. 40. The Eagles, who have made a record number of trades in this year's draft, also moved up in the second round and back in the third round twice, stockpiling picks on Day 3.  

This is a pivotal time for the Eagles, so you won't want to miss a second of the action over the three-day spectacle. Here is every single selection the Eagles own for the 2024 NFL Draft: 

Round 1 (No. 22 overall): Quinyon Mitchell, Toledo 

Mitchell was the first cornerback taken in the NFL Draft, falling to the Eagles at No. 22 overall. Setting school records for passes defended in a season (25) and career (52), Mitchell has the athleticism to match up with any receiver in man or zone coverage. He had 43 passes defended and 6 interceptions over the last 27 games he played. 

Mitchell is a Day 1 starter in the NFL and should challenge for a starting spot immediately, even with Darius Slay and James Bradberry there. He had the most passes defended in FBS (37) over the past two seasons. 

Pete Prisco's grade: B+

"The Eagles wait and get the best corner in this draft. That's smart. There was talk of them trading up, but now they land a player who fills a need with age creeping into their defense. Nice pick."

Round 2 (No. 40 overall): Cooper DeJean, Iowa

The Eagles traded up to No. 40 and selected DeJean out of Iowa, a player they originally coveted at No. 22. They traded both their second-round picks (No. 50 and No. 53) and a fifth-round pick (No. 161) to move up 10 spots in the draft. The Eagles acquired the No. 40 pick (which they used to select DeJean), a third-round pick (No. 70) and a fifth-round pick (No. 152) from the Commanders. 

DeJean is a hybrid player in the secondary who can play outside cornerback, the slot and safety. While the Eagles are settled at cornerback on the outside with the selection of Quinyon Mitchell, DeJean can play the slot or line up next to C.J. Gardner-Johnson at safety in 2024. He'll have a major role in the secondary. 

DeJean only allowed one catch of 15-plus yards last season and is rarely out of position. He also had 3 pick-sixes last season for the Hawkeyes and is an excellent gunner on special teams. The Eagles have a do-it-all player. 

Chris Trapasso's grade: A

"Howie Roseman strikes again. DeJean is a fine tackler, dynamic athlete who can align anywhere and provides plus return ability. Fills a need in this secondary that needs reworking."

Round 3 (No. 94 overall): Jalyx Hunt, Houston Christian

The Eagles traded back twice in the third round to settle on Hunt, another big edge rusher at 6-foot-4 and 252 pounds. More of a developmental prospect who can get bigger, Hunt can learn in a pass rush behind Bryce Huff, Josh Sweat, and Nolan Smith. 

A former safety, Hunt has a closing burst that is excellent at showing up quarterbacks. He needs more moves on the edge, but will get bigger with more time in the weight room.

Chris Trapasso's grade: B-

"Former Cornell safety turned small-school dominant edge rusher with tantalizing traits. Showed impressively advanced hand work despite being new at the position, but still a work in progress. Size, length, burst, bend are there. Will take time to acclimate to better competition. Pick is all about upside."

Round 4 (No. 127 overall): Will Shipley, Clemson

The Eagles get a No. 2 running back behind Saquon Barkley in Shipley. A former five-star recruit at Clemson, Shipley shines in the screen game and had 33 rushing and receiving touchdowns for the Tigers over the last three years. Injuries affected his production, but Shipley makes defenders miss on his cuts. Also an excellent kick returner as well. 

Chris Trapasso's grade: C+

"Jack of all trades master of none. Works diligently between the tackles and has decent wiggle. Not overly elusive. Speed is a plus. And he's very useful out of the backfield as a receiver."

Round 5 (No. 152 overall): Ainias Smith, Texas A&M

Listed as a wide receiver, but he's more of a "gadget" player. He can be used to carry the football on outside zone runs or sweeps and doesn't play outside receiver much. Nearly 70% of his snaps came in the slot in 2023, which may be where he fits in Philadelphia. Another outstanding returner as well.

"Experienced, older prospect with YAC juice and plus contact balance. Slot, possession type and plays bigger than his shorter size, but he comes with a compact frame overall. Catch radius is very tiny. Will take time to become a quality route-runner. Gadget-y type in college. Dynamic honed skills."

Round 5 (No. 155 overall): Jeremiah Trotter Jr., Clemson

The son of Eagles legend Jeremiah Trotter -- and Philadelphia native -- stays in Philadelphia. Trotter plays like his father in terms of how he attacks the ball carrier, but has limitations in coverage. He has the natural fit as a MIKE linebacker and Trotter Sr. has always claimed his son is better than him. The younger Trotter will be a fan favorite. 

"Young, super-smart reasonable athlete at the off-ball LB spot. Speed can be special once he gets into top gear. Blitzing is a speciality. Active but not someone who plays at full throttle every play and tackling reliability could improve. Knows how to defeat blocks en route to the RB. What I love most are his ball skills and coverage chops underneath and at intermediate level."

Round 5 (No. 172 overall): Trevor Keegan, Michigan

A left guard for the Wolverines who is physical at the line, Keenan is aggressive off the snap. He didn't allow any penalties last season and is strong at run-blocking technique. Depth piece for Philadelphia on the offensive line. 

Chris Trapasso's grade: D+

"Limited athlete at guard but has plenty of experience and run-blocking skill. Best blocking in phone booth. Has minimal range but does have good burst off the ball. The speed just stalls almost instantly. Aware of stunts and blitzes, just can't always get there. Too early for him but I understand adding OL depth on Day 3." 

Round 6 (No. 185 overall): Johnny Wilson, Florida State

An outside receiver at Florida State, Wilson has excellent size to create mismatches in coverage. Needs work on his route running and needs to create better separation. Could convert to tight end. 

Chris Trapasso's grade: A-

"Enormous wideout, essentially a sleek TE but has legit WR-like movement skills. Hands are incredibly boom-or-burst. A moose in the open field leads to him dragging defenders and is a capable blocker."

Round 6 (No. 190 overall): Dylan McMahon, NC State

An all-ACC center in his first full year at the position, McMahon was one of the quickest centers at the combine. He projects as a center in the NFL (played guard early in college), yet has plenty of experience all around the interior of the offensive line. He gets flagged a lot and needs work on his lower body, but plays low and creates leverage.

"One of the elite testers at the center spot in this class. Lacks supreme length and it hurts him at times. Counters drive him crazy for long stretches. Accurate when climbing to second level. Balance could improve. Project-y type with traits."

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