4th Grade

In fourth grade, typically ages 9 to 10, children deepen reading comprehension, begin writing multi-paragraph essays, and explore math concepts like long division, fractions, and decimals. They analyze more complex texts, conduct simple research projects, and study topics in science, history, and geography with greater detail. Socially, kids develop stronger problem-solving skills, empathy, and collaboration. Families looking for homeschool 4th grade curriculum and resources can filter by subject, teaching approaches like project-based or screen-free learning, and specific needs such as giftedness, dyslexia, ADHD, or 2e. Modulo’s AI concierge can help parents find fourth grade resources and tutors tailored to their child’s interests and goals.

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Eliza
$47.00 USD
ELA & ESL tutor
Eliza
An encouraging ELA and ESL tutor who creates safe, creative lessons for students from early grades to high school. With youth mentoring experience, she supports ADHD and autistic learners through upbeat, adaptive sessions that build confidence and joy.
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Fawn
$202.00 USD
2e & ADHD academic coach
Fawn
An academic and executive-function coach with 15+ years in education who supports 2e, ADHD, and neurodiverse learners using structured, strengths-based strategies families can apply daily for consistency and progress.
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Domingos
$55.00 USD
Multilingual language tutor
Domingos
A multilingual language tutor and translator who teaches eight languages with culturally rich, step-by-step lessons. With dual BAs and an MA from the University of Tokyo, he tailors pacing and content to each learner’s goals and communication style.
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Patricia
$64.00 USD
Early childhood literacy tutor
Patricia
Early-education specialist with student-led approach and master’s in curriculum. Since 2010, supports dyslexia, ADHD, and autism through patient, creative, individualized lessons. Believes kids learn best when pace fits the child and sessions feel fun, purposeful, and personalized.
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