Grade 5 Math Worksheets

Grade 5 completes whole-number arithmetic with two-digit divisors and multi-digit products, then spends most of its energy on fractions and decimals: unlike denominators, multiplying fractions, all four operations with decimals to hundredths, and place value on both sides of the decimal point. Percents and volume appear for the first time.

The three-set format is at its most useful here. Fraction and decimal procedures need many repetitions before they stop being deliberate, and a second and third version of the same sheet is how you get those repetitions without the student memorising the page.

Topics taught in grade 5

Grade 5 on this site: eight topics — multiplication, division, mixed operations, place value, fractions, decimals, percents, and measurement — in 42 worksheets, each in three versions, for 3,978 problems with keys.

Multiplication: three-digit by two-digit multiplication and multiplying by powers of ten. Division: two-digit divisors, four-digit dividends and dividing by powers of ten. Mixed Operations: order of operations with parentheses and multi-digit computation. Place Value: decimal place value to thousandths, powers of ten, and rounding decimals. Fractions: adding and subtracting unlike denominators, multiplying fractions, and dividing with unit fractions. Decimals: adding and subtracting decimals to hundredths, and multiplying and dividing by whole numbers. Percents: percents as fractions and decimals, and benchmark percents of a number. Measurement: conversions with decimals, volume of rectangular prisms, and missing dimensions.

To see the level at a glance: the multiplication drill has 30 problems (problem 11: "988 × 37"), the division drill has 22 problems (problem 8: "9.45 ÷ 5"), the mixed operations drill has 20 problems (problem 7: "55 × 10"), the place value drill has 22 problems (problem 8: "0.6 × 10^2"), the fractions drill has 22 problems (problem 8: "6 × 1/4"), the decimals drill has 18 problems (problem 7: "42.51 + 43.22"), the percents drill has 30 problems (problem 11: "Write 15% as a decimal."), and the measurement drill has 30 problems (problem 11: "9 hr = ___ min").

Start with a drill

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