Free 5th Grade Math Worksheets for Teachers

5th grade unit test on fraction operations: add 2/3 + 1/4, multiply 3/4 × 5/6, divide 1/4 ÷ 3, and share 9 pounds of trail mix among 4 friends (5.NF.1-7).

Fractions as division worksheet for 5th grade: rewrite 3 ÷ 4 as 3/4, share 3 pizzas among 4 friends, and split a 50-pound potato bag 9 ways (5.NF.3).

Challenge practice for 5th grade fractions: 5/6 − 3/8 over 24ths, 1 1/2 × 2/3 = 1, four unit-fraction divisions, and 18 pizzas from a 6-pound cheese bag.

Add and subtract unlike denominators in 5th grade math: rename 1/4 + 2/3 as twelfths, fix Marcus's 2/5 + 1/2 = 3/7 mistake, and cut a 5 1/4 ft board.

Card sort on multiplication as scaling: 5th graders place 12 expressions such as 15 × 4/3 and 24 × 1/2 without calculating a single product (5.NF.5).

Fraction word problems for 5th grade: bag 6 cups of raisins in 1/3-cup scoops, split a 20-pound flour bag, hem 30 doll dresses, and plan a garden plot.

5th grade place value workshop: shift decimals by powers of 10, expand 4.628, order 2.083 to 2.803, and round a 4.856 gram balance reading (5.NBT.1-4).

Place value patterns worksheet: the two 4s in 440, exponent shifts such as 3.8 × 10² and 6,100 ÷ 10², plus Caleb's 5.4 ÷ 10² = 540 error (5.NBT.1-2).

Compare and round decimals in 5th grade: eight >, <, = pairs, a rounding table for 4.386 to 8.054, four sprint times to order, and a mystery decimal near 6.48.

Decimal operations practice: line up 24.65 + 18.79, compute 4.8 × 3.5 and 29.4 ÷ 6, price Maya's notebooks, then correct a misplaced decimal point.

Homework on the standard algorithm: 348 × 24 up to 1,428 × 36, long division such as 3,456 ÷ 32, auditorium seating, and a rice-sack remainder problem.

Matching worksheet for powers of ten: pair 10¹ and friends with values, shift decimals to reach answers like 620 and 0.74, then explain the exponent pattern.

One 5th grade sheet for Measurement and Data: two-system conversions, a 240 cubic inch box, a two-prism composite solid, and rain-gauge line plot questions.

Conversion word problems for 5th grade: Elena's 400 m track laps, 4,500 mL of punch in 200 mL cups, shelf cuts from a 4-yard board, and puppy weights in ounces.

Line plot worksheet in eighths: plot water from 8 beakers, find the 5/8 cup spread, total exactly 3 cups, and redistribute to 3/8 cup each (5.MD.2).

Quick volume exit slip: define the unit cube, count a 3 × 2 × 2 solid to 12 cm³, reason in layers to 24 cubic units, and critique Marcus's loose packing.

Unit conversion drills plus multi-step problems: 4.5 m to cm, 2 1/2 gallons to quarts, an 188-ounce book shipment, and a $105 garden border (5.MD.1).

Volume of rectangular prisms: count layers in cube-built solids, apply V = l × w × h to a 240 cubic inch carton, and compare two bins that tie at 240 cm³.

Coordinate geometry for 5th grade: measure square ABCD from its vertices, finish a rectangle at (7, 6), and match quadrilateral definitions.

Hierarchy sort for 2D figures: read a marked shape bank, checkmark categories from polygon to square, then defend three always-sometimes-never statements.

Town map coordinate problems: locate the Fire Station at (7, 5), walk Maya 7 blocks to a bakery, and measure the 12-square-block rectangle the landmarks form.

Five-minute coordinate plane check: name points at (1, 4), (5, 2) and (3, 0), write plotting steps for (4, 5), and settle whether (2, 6) equals (6, 2).

Quadrilaterals in a Venn diagram: sort four measured parallelograms into regions A to D, name the square in the overlap, and defend Maya's rectangle claim.

Plotting points practice: read five points from A(2, 5) to E(3, 0), fix Marcus's reversed (1, 4), and measure 5-block map distances (5.G.1-2).

Order of operations worksheet: evaluate 2 × [15 − (3 + 4)], place parentheses so 6 + 4 × 5 = 50, translate word phrases, and compare 4 × (1,280 + 345).

Evaluate expressions with parentheses and brackets for 5.OA.1: step through 3 × [14 - (2 + 7)], place symbols so 30 - 2 × 5 + 3 = 14, share granola bars.

Bingo game for order of operations: 16 bracketed expressions from 4 + (6 × 3) to 100 − [5 × 12], each answer crossed off a 4 × 4 MATH board (5.OA.1).

Numerical patterns worksheet: build add-2 and add-4 sequences from 0, graph (2, 4) through (8, 16), explain y = 2x, then crack Maya's hidden rules (5.OA.3).

Fill-in worksheet for numerical expressions: complete (9 + __) × 3, write 40 ÷ (3 + 5) from words, and see why 4 × (1,250 + 380) is 4 times the sum.

Order of operations story problems: write expressions for card packs and savings jars, cost robotics kits to $92, and count change from $100 at the pool.