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5th Grade Math Morning Work: 36 Weeks of Spiral Review

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One two-sided sheet a week for the whole 5th grade year. Each sheet has eight boxes: one practices the week's new topic and seven spiral back to earlier ones. Use it as morning work, a daily math review, a warm-up or bell work. The first 4 weeks are a free PDF with answer keys. No sign-up.

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The first 4 weeks, free

These are the real sheets, front and back. Print them and try a month of morning work before you decide on the rest of the year.

Week 1: Place value and powers of 10

Also back again: grade 4 multiplication and division. Standard: 5.NBT.A.1, 5.NBT.A.2.

5th grade math morning work, week 1, front: Place value and powers of 10 — Week 1, front: boxes 1 to 4

5th grade math morning work, week 1, back: Place value and powers of 10 — Week 1, back: boxes 5 to 8

Week 2: Decimals to thousandths: read, write and compare

Also back again: place value. Standard: 5.NBT.A.3.

5th grade math morning work, week 2, front: Decimals to thousandths: read, write and compare — Week 2, front: boxes 1 to 4

5th grade math morning work, week 2, back: Decimals to thousandths: read, write and compare — Week 2, back: boxes 5 to 8

Week 3: Rounding decimals

Also back again: comparing decimals. Standard: 5.NBT.A.4.

5th grade math morning work, week 3, front: Rounding decimals — Week 3, front: boxes 1 to 4

5th grade math morning work, week 3, back: Rounding decimals — Week 3, back: boxes 5 to 8

Week 4: Multiplying multi-digit whole numbers

Also back again: rounding. Standard: 5.NBT.B.5.

5th grade math morning work, week 4, front: Multiplying multi-digit whole numbers — Week 4, front: boxes 1 to 4

5th grade math morning work, week 4, back: Multiplying multi-digit whole numbers — Week 4, back: boxes 5 to 8

Download weeks 1 to 4 free (PDF) One PDF, 17 pages: the year plan, weeks 1 to 4 and their answer keys.

$5th Grade Math Morning Work and Weekly Review cover$

Printable pack · 5th grade

All 36 weeks of 5th grade morning work in one file

The whole school year, in order, ready to print: the 4 free weeks and 32 more that are only in the pack.

36 two-sided weekly sheets, eight boxes on each
A two-page answer key for every week, in the same layout as the sheet
The year at a glance, with the Common Core standard for each week
A how-to page and a student tracker with a star for each week
148 pages in one PDF, drawn as simple line art that prints cleanly in black and white
For one classroom or one family

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All 36 weeks

The front of every sheet in the pack, with the topic each week teaches. The weeks follow the order most U.S. math programs teach 5th grade (the sequence used by enVision and Go Math).

$Week 1 sheet: Place value and powers of 10$
Week 1: Place value and powers of 10free
$Week 2 sheet: Decimals to thousandths: read, write and compare$
Week 2: Decimals to thousandths: read, write and comparefree
$Week 3 sheet: Rounding decimals$
Week 3: Rounding decimalsfree
$Week 4 sheet: Multiplying multi-digit whole numbers$
Week 4: Multiplying multi-digit whole numbersfree
$Week 5 sheet: Dividing by 2-digit divisors$
Week 5: Dividing by 2-digit divisors
$Week 6 sheet: Dividing larger numbers by 2-digit divisors$
Week 6: Dividing larger numbers by 2-digit divisors
$Week 7 sheet: Adding and subtracting decimals$
Week 7: Adding and subtracting decimals
$Week 8 sheet: Multiplying decimals$
Week 8: Multiplying decimals
$Week 9 sheet: Dividing decimals$
Week 9: Dividing decimals
$Week 10 sheet: Order of operations$
Week 10: Order of operations
$Week 11 sheet: Writing and reading numerical expressions$
Week 11: Writing and reading numerical expressions
$Week 12 sheet: Adding fractions with unlike denominators$
Week 12: Adding fractions with unlike denominators
$Week 13 sheet: Subtracting fractions with unlike denominators$
Week 13: Subtracting fractions with unlike denominators
$Week 14 sheet: Adding and subtracting mixed numbers$
Week 14: Adding and subtracting mixed numbers
$Week 15 sheet: Fraction word problems; estimating with benchmark fractions$
Week 15: Fraction word problems; estimating with benchmark fractions
$Week 16 sheet: Fractions as division$
Week 16: Fractions as division
$Week 17 sheet: Multiplying a fraction by a whole number and by a fraction$
Week 17: Multiplying a fraction by a whole number and by a fraction
$Week 18 sheet: Mid-year review: decimals, division, adding fractions$
Week 18: Mid-year review: decimals, division, adding fractions
$Week 19 sheet: Multiplying mixed numbers; area with fraction sides$
Week 19: Multiplying mixed numbers; area with fraction sides
$Week 20 sheet: Multiplication as scaling$
Week 20: Multiplication as scaling
$Week 21 sheet: Dividing unit fractions and whole numbers$
Week 21: Dividing unit fractions and whole numbers
$Week 22 sheet: Fraction multiplication and division word problems$
Week 22: Fraction multiplication and division word problems
$Week 23 sheet: Converting customary units$
Week 23: Converting customary units
$Week 24 sheet: Converting metric units$
Week 24: Converting metric units
$Week 25 sheet: Line plots with fractions$
Week 25: Line plots with fractions
$Week 26 sheet: Volume: counting unit cubes$
Week 26: Volume: counting unit cubes
$Week 27 sheet: Volume formulas$
Week 27: Volume formulas
$Week 28 sheet: Volume of composite solids$
Week 28: Volume of composite solids
$Week 29 sheet: The coordinate plane$
Week 29: The coordinate plane
$Week 30 sheet: Graphing points and numerical patterns$
Week 30: Graphing points and numerical patterns
$Week 31 sheet: Classifying polygons and triangles$
Week 31: Classifying polygons and triangles
$Week 32 sheet: Classifying quadrilaterals$
Week 32: Classifying quadrilaterals
$Week 33 sheet: Review: decimals$
Week 33: Review: decimals
$Week 34 sheet: Review: fractions$
Week 34: Review: fractions
$Week 35 sheet: Review: volume, measurement and geometry$
Week 35: Review: volume, measurement and geometry
$Week 36 sheet: Ready for 6th grade: ratios$
Week 36: Ready for 6th grade: ratios

The 5th grade year plan

What each week teaches, what it brings back, and the Common Core standard its focus box practices. If your program teaches a topic at a different time, pick the week that matches.

"Preview" marks a week that looks ahead to a later grade.
Week	This week's focus	Also back again	Standard
1	Place value and powers of 10	Grade 4 multiplication and division	5.NBT.A.1, 5.NBT.A.2
2	Decimals to thousandths: read, write and compare	Place value	5.NBT.A.3
3	Rounding decimals	Comparing decimals	5.NBT.A.4
4	Multiplying multi-digit whole numbers	Rounding	5.NBT.B.5
5	Dividing by 2-digit divisors	Multiplying	5.NBT.B.6
6	Dividing larger numbers by 2-digit divisors	Division	5.NBT.B.6
7	Adding and subtracting decimals	Division	5.NBT.B.7
8	Multiplying decimals	Adding and subtracting decimals	5.NBT.B.7
9	Dividing decimals	Multiplying decimals	5.NBT.B.7
10	Order of operations	Decimals	5.OA.A.1
11	Writing and reading numerical expressions	Order of operations	5.OA.A.2
12	Adding fractions with unlike denominators	Expressions	5.NF.A.1
13	Subtracting fractions with unlike denominators	Adding fractions	5.NF.A.1
14	Adding and subtracting mixed numbers	Unlike denominators	5.NF.A.1
15	Fraction word problems; estimating with benchmark fractions	Mixed numbers	5.NF.A.2
16	Fractions as division	Fraction word problems	5.NF.B.3
17	Multiplying a fraction by a whole number and by a fraction	Fractions as division	5.NF.B.4
18	Mid-year review: decimals, division, adding fractions	Multiplying fractions	5.NBT.B.7, 5.NF.A.1
19	Multiplying mixed numbers; area with fraction sides	Multiplying fractions	5.NF.B.4, 5.NF.B.6
20	Multiplication as scaling	Multiplying mixed numbers	5.NF.B.5
21	Dividing unit fractions and whole numbers	Scaling	5.NF.B.7
22	Fraction multiplication and division word problems	Dividing fractions	5.NF.B.6, 5.NF.B.7
23	Converting customary units	Fraction word problems	5.MD.A.1
24	Converting metric units	Customary units	5.MD.A.1
25	Line plots with fractions	Conversions	5.MD.B.2
26	Volume: counting unit cubes	Line plots	5.MD.C.3, 5.MD.C.4
27	Volume formulas	Unit cubes	5.MD.C.5
28	Volume of composite solids	Volume formulas	5.MD.C.5
29	The coordinate plane	Volume	5.G.A.1
30	Graphing points and numerical patterns	Coordinate plane	5.G.A.2, 5.OA.B.3
31	Classifying polygons and triangles	Graphing points	5.G.B.3, 5.G.B.4
32	Classifying quadrilaterals	Polygons and triangles	5.G.B.3, 5.G.B.4
33	Review: decimals	Everything so far	5.NBT.A.3, 5.NBT.B.7
34	Review: fractions	Everything so far	5.NF.A.1, 5.NF.B.4
35	Review: volume, measurement and geometry	Everything so far	5.MD.C.5, 5.G.B.4
36	Ready for 6th grade: ratios	Everything so far	6.RP.A.1 (preview)

How to use it

As morning work

Two boxes a day, Monday to Thursday, about ten minutes a day. Go over the answers together on Friday.

As homework or a weekly check

The front one night and the back the next, or the whole sheet in one sitting of 20 to 30 minutes.

At home

Let your child work alone first. A box they cannot do tells you what to go back over.

The eight boxes on every sheet

Four on the front and four on the back, in the same places every week, so students know what to do without being told.

1
Facts Quick problems to keep recall fast.
2
Number sense Place value, comparing, rounding and mental math.
3
Word problem One story problem with room to show the work.
4
This week's focus The new topic for the week. The line under the title names it.
5
Mixed skills A different skill each week: time, money, measurement, graphs, shapes or fractions, whichever earlier weeks have taught.
6
Patterns Number patterns, rules and tables.
7
Puzzle A riddle or a problem that takes some thinking.
8
Find the mistake Two children give two answers. The student says who is right and what the other one did wrong.

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Other grades

1st Grade 2nd Grade 3rd Grade 4th Grade5th GradeAll grades

Need practice on one topic? The free 5th grade math worksheets are sorted by topic, each sheet with its answer key.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is math morning work?

A short set of math problems students start on as soon as they sit down, before the lesson. Here it is one two-sided sheet a week with eight boxes: two boxes a day from Monday to Thursday, about ten minutes a day, and the answers gone over together on Friday.

What is spiral review?

Practice that keeps coming back to skills taught earlier in the year, so they are not learned once and forgotten. On each sheet one box practices that week's new topic and the other seven bring back earlier ones. The spiral boxes only use skills from earlier weeks of the plan.

What order do the 36 weeks follow?

The order most U.S. math programs teach 5th grade, which is the sequence used by enVision and Go Math. If your program teaches a topic at a different time, the year plan shows which week matches it.

Is it matched to the Common Core standards?

Yes. The year plan names the Common Core standard that each week's focus box practices. The last week of the year is "Ready for 6th grade: ratios".

Is there an answer key?

Yes. Every week has a two-page answer key in the same layout as the sheet. The free PDF has the keys for weeks 1 to 4, and the full pack has all 36. Every answer was solved a second time and checked against the key.

What is in the free PDF?

The year plan, the two-sided sheets for weeks 1 to 4 and their answer keys, 17 pages in all. It downloads straight away, with no sign-up.

What do I get when I buy the full pack?

One PDF of 148 pages: a cover, a how-to page, the year at a glance, a student tracker, 36 two-sided weekly sheets and 36 two-page answer keys. It is a one-time purchase with an instant download, and the download link is also emailed to you.

Can I use it with my whole class?

Yes. The pack is for one classroom or one family, and you may print as many copies as your own students need. Please do not post the file online or pass it on.

Can I use it at home?

Yes. Homeschool families use it as a daily warm-up, and parents use it to keep skills fresh during the year or over the summer. Let your child work alone first. A box they cannot do tells you what to go back over.