A Set of Editing Sentences 4th Grade Worksheets

Editing is a valuable skill for our students to learn. It teaches them to look at texts with a critical eye, a skill that can be transferred to their own writing.

These editing sentence worksheets for 4th grade have been designed to give your students practice identifying and fixing errors in simple sentences. Each worksheet contains two separate activities:

1. Students read the sentences, then rewrite them correctly on the line provided.
2. Students identify whether the sentences provided are correct or need fixing. If they need fixing, students update the sentences accordingly.

This set of editing sentences 4th grade worksheets cover the following concepts:

• Confused words
• Sentence fragments and run-ons
• Capitalization
• Punctuation
• Order of adjectives

These editing sentences worksheets for 4th grade download as an easy-print PDF or an editable Google Slides file. Answers are included in both file options.

Multiple Uses for These Editing Sentences 4th Grade Worksheets

These editing sentences worksheets can be used in multiple ways in your grammar lessons. Here are a few ideas from our teacher team:

• Whole-Class Warm-Up – Choose a worksheet to project onto your interactive whiteboard as a whole-class lesson warm-up at the beginning of your grammar lesson. This allows for editing skills to be reinforced on a daily basis.
• Show Me! Game – Provide students with mini whiteboards and markers. Choose a worksheet to project onto your interactive whiteboard, then have the students correct the sentences, one at a time, by writing them correctly on their whiteboards.
• Homework Task – Assign worksheets as homework for individual practice, then review the sentences as a class the next day. This allows students to independently apply editing skills outside of the classroom.

Download These Editing Worksheets for 4th Grade

Use the dropdown menu on the Download button to access your preferred version of these editing worksheets for 4th grade. (Note: You will be prompted to make a copy of the Google Slides version to your personal drive before accessing it.)

As this resource contains answer sheets, we recommend printing one copy of the entire file. Then, remove the answer sheets and make photocopies of the worksheets as required.

This resource was created by Lauren Borst, a teacher in Indiana and a Teach Starter collaborator.

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