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Grade 4 Missing Letters Worksheets

Fill the gaps in a word, then write the whole word out.

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Spelling Practice · Grade 4

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Spelling Practice

Grade 4 • Missing Letters • On level
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Fill in the missing letters, then write the whole word on the line.

  1. 1) mine_a_
  2. 2) s_r_ice
  1. 3) s_ati_n
  2. 4) co_m_n
  1. 5) g_n_ral
  2. 6) jou_n_y
  1. 7) m_nti_n
  2. 8) di_tan_e
  1. 9) veh_c_e
  2. 10) curr_n_
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What each level generates

Grade 4 missing letters — the exact skill behind each difficulty setting, straight from the generator.

  1. Level 1Core words
  2. Level 2On level
  3. Level 3Challenge words

Grade levels follow the progression common to most English-language curricula — not one specific national curriculum. Every level shows exactly what it generates, so you can check the fit with your own program. See the full scope & sequence →

More Grade 4 spelling practice skills

Each one generates a different kind of question, with its own three levels and answer key.

Frequently asked questions

▸What spelling rules should a Grade 4 student know?

The main suffix conventions — drop the silent e, double the final consonant, change y to i — plus secure choices between common homophones like their/there and too/two.

▸How do I practise homophones with these worksheets?

Before your student traces a homophone, ask for a spoken sentence that proves which meaning it is. The read-trace-copy rows then anchor the spelling to that meaning rather than to guesswork.

▸Can I reuse the exact same list for a retest?

Yes — reopen the sheet's link and the identical words come back in the same order. Shuffle, by contrast, deliberately gives you a fresh selection at the same settings.

▸Isn't tracing too babyish for Grade 4?

The trace pass is quick at this age, but it still forces attention to every letter — exactly where suffix errors hide. On Trace and Write most students spend their effort on the independent copy and a cover-write-check round afterwards; on Use the Word in a Sentence the effort goes into the sentence.

▸We write 'centre' and 'honour' — will the sheet mark those wrong?

No. Both spellings are correct English and both are accepted. Two words in the Grade 4 Core band are spelled differently around the world — center and centre, honor and honour — and when one appears on your sheet the instruction line at the top prints the pair, so a parent or teacher marking by eye can see that either form counts. We do not pick one country's convention and mark everybody else's spelling as a mistake. The Unscramble sheet leaves these two words out, because a jumble hands the child a fixed set of letters and cannot honestly accept two different spellings; they still appear on the other four Grade 4 sheets.

▸Is anything saved about my child?

No. The optional name field prints on the worksheet and never leaves your device, and there are no accounts or stored lists — the link alone recreates the sheet.