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Class 4 β€” Books & Worksheets

Class 4 brings fractions, formal essay writing, ecosystems, and Pakistan history. A pivotal year that builds the academic foundations students carry through secondary school.

Grade 4PCTB SyllabusFree PDF Download

Class 4 Textbooks by Subject

All subjects follow the Punjab Curriculum and Textbook Board (PCTB) syllabus. Sindh, Federal, and KPK board editions also available.

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English β€” Class 4

Formal essay writing (5 paragraphs), comprehension of longer passages, grammar (tenses, clauses, active/passive voice), letter formats, and literary appreciation through poetry and short stories.

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Urdu β€” Class 4

Advanced Urdu prose and poetry, grammar (ءرف و Ω†Ψ­Ωˆ), formal letter and application writing, comprehension at paragraph level, and introduction to classic Urdu poets.

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Mathematics β€” Class 4

Fractions and decimals (addition, subtraction, multiplication), introduction to percentages, long division, basic algebra (simple equations), measurement conversions, and area and perimeter of shapes.

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Science β€” Class 4

Ecosystems and food webs, human body systems (digestive, circulatory, skeletal), properties of matter, forms of energy (heat, light, sound, electrical), and environmental conservation.

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Social Studies β€” Class 4

Pakistan's history from the Mughal era to independence, culture and traditions of each province, major industries and exports, Pakistan's foreign policy basics, and rights and responsibilities of citizens.

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Islamiyat β€” Class 4

Detailed study of the life of Prophet Muhammad (PBUH), stories of all major Prophets, Islamic jurisprudence basics (fiqh), Quranic tafseer of selected verses, and application of Islamic ethics.

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Computer Studies β€” Class 4

MS Word document formatting, MS Paint advanced techniques, introduction to spreadsheets, internet search skills, email basics, and online safety and digital citizenship.

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Drawing & Art β€” Class 4

Perspective drawing, watercolour techniques, Islamic geometric patterns, calligraphy introduction, and three-dimensional craft projects.

Class 4 Learning Outcomes

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Write a five-paragraph essay with introduction, body, and conclusion

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Read and analyse poetry for themes and literary devices

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Add, subtract, and multiply fractions and decimals accurately

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Calculate the area and perimeter of rectangles and squares

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Explain the major human body systems and their functions

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Describe Pakistan's historical events from 1947 and key figures

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Format a document in MS Word with headings, fonts, and alignment

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Recite 10+ Surahs and explain the meaning of each

Tips for Parents & Class 4 Teachers

Essay Writing Is a Skill to Practise Weekly

Class 4 introduces formal 5-paragraph essay writing. Give your child one essay topic every week and sit with them while they plan using a mind map first. Structure is a skill β€” it must be practised, not just explained.

Fractions Need Concrete Objects First

Cut oranges, fold paper, or divide cookies to show fractions physically before the textbook. Children who understand fractions visually rarely make the conceptual errors that plague students right through Matric.

Science: Make It Experimental

Class 4 Science covers energy and matter. Simple home experiments β€” mixing vinegar and baking soda, using a prism to split light, feeling heat from a light bulb β€” make these concepts unforgettable.

History Through Stories

Pakistan Studies at Class 4 introduces the independence movement. Tell the stories of Quaid-e-Azam and Allama Iqbal as narratives, not just facts. Children remember stories; they forget bullet points.

Computer Skills Open Doors

At Class 4, children should be typing their own assignments in MS Word. Even slow typing is fine β€” the habit of using a keyboard for writing is a life skill that compounds enormously over time.

Celebrate Complexity

Class 4 is genuinely harder than Class 3 β€” fractions, long division, essays, and body systems all arrive at once. Acknowledge that it is harder and praise the effort of tackling difficulty. Confidence is the foundation.