Fifth grade finishes whole-number arithmetic and turns to fractions with unlike denominators, decimal operations, order of operations, volume and the coordinate plane. These are the pages to print for each topic, with a few to stretch into 6th grade.
36 weekly sheets in the order 5th grade is taught: one new topic and seven review boxes a week, with every answer key. The first 4 weeks are a free PDF. The full year is $15.
For 5th grade: How It Works and the guided practice, then the practice sheets, Estimating with Benchmark Fractions and Estimate, Then Solve.
Two names for amounts bigger than one, and how to change between them. Explanation plus guided and independent practice. Grades 4–5.
For 5th grade: Unlike denominators and the review sheet.
For 5th grade: How Multiplying Fractions Works and the guided practice, then Area Models, Multiply Fractions, Multiply Mixed Numbers and the two scaling sheets.
For 5th grade: How Dividing Fractions Works and the guided practice, then models, practice and word problems with unit fractions and whole numbers, and Fractions as Division with its word problems.
For 5th grade: Place value to thousandths, comparing and rounding, powers of 10, then all four operations, with a lesson sheet on multiplying and dividing decimals.
Picture-based fraction word problems for grades 3 to 5: parts of a whole, comparing, adding, subtracting and multiplying. Seven premade sheets with answer keys.
For 5th grade: Grade 5 sets.
For 5th grade: Start with How Volume Works and counting cubes.
For 5th grade: Composite figures Set C.
For 5th grade: The guided practice, Smaller Units to Larger Units, Metric Conversions with Decimals, Customary Conversions with Fractions and the multi-step word problems.
For 5th grade: Read and Make a Line Plot with Fractions.
For 5th grade: Two Number Patterns and Graph Two Patterns, with the First Quadrant Grid for plotting points.
One-page geometry reference plus illustrated area, volume, triangle and coordinate geometry formula sheets. Grades 6–10.
A lesson sheet, ratios from pictures, ratio tables, simplifying ratios and ratio word problems. Answer keys. Grades 6–7.
A lesson sheet, percents on hundred grids, conversions, percent of a number in two levels, and word problems. Answer keys. Grades 6–7.
A lesson sheet with number lines, comparing and ordering, then adding, subtracting, multiplying and dividing integers. Answer keys. Grades 6–7.
A lesson sheet, finding the mean, median and mode, all four with range, and real data problems. Answer keys. Grade 6.
Fifth graders are expected to add and subtract fractions with unlike denominators, multiply fractions, add, subtract, multiply and divide decimals to hundredths, divide by two-digit numbers, use parentheses in expressions, find volume, and plot points on a coordinate plane.
The order of operations and long division answer keys print every step, so a student can check their own work and find the line where it went wrong.
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