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Provide a full school-year (180-day) daily spiral-review morning-work routine for Grade 5, covering ELA (grammar, vocabulary, roots, reading, writing) and Math (place value, operations, fractions, decimals, geometry, measurement, data) plus a rotating enrichment activity.
A five-project STEAM/project-based-learning packet connecting the novel 'The War That Saved My Life' to WWII history through hands-on engineering, art, math, and science activities.
Students choose 3 math topics from a list, get teacher approval, and complete one project per topic by selecting from a tic-tac-toe grid of creative formats (poster, song/poem, 10-question quiz with answer key, play/skit, tech presentation, game, letter, 3D model/diorama, or story problems).
Read short explanations and worked examples, then complete activities: color/shade parts of shapes to represent fractions, circle or write the correct fraction, mark fractions on a number line, match equivalent fractions, fill in blanks, compare fractions using , =, order fractions, add and subtract fractions with like denominators,…
Read illustrated picture-story cards with fill-in-the-blank ('cloze') story sentences, complete vocabulary-meaning matching for words used in the story (e.g., 'clench', 'sluggish', 'resist', 'fortune'), and complete differentiated math and literacy worksheets (number names/place value, measurement, word problems, verb/adjective work,…
Vote for a favorite caramel apple topping, contribute a topping item from home, record class votes with tally marks, build a bar graph, and answer counting/comparison questions using the tally and bar graphs (including simple addition/subtraction word problems).
Write the fraction representing eaten/colored portions of pictured objects (melon fractions, flower fractions); shade shapes/circles according to a given fraction; circle the fraction matching a shaded portion; draw lines matching fractions to their equivalent representation; compare fractions using , or = symbols; determine and write…
Solve 8 math problems per page covering place value, rounding, fractions, addition/subtraction, word problems, patterns, and comparing numbers; complete weekly quizzes; optionally complete a digital Google Slides version via a provided link.
Students round given numbers to a specified place value (tens, hundreds, thousands, or millions), or read a bar graph/pictograph/table (e.g., fruit purchases, gumball counts, strawberry picking, favorite subject votes, class sizes, celebrity net worth) and estimate a value to a stated place; a partner reads back-side questions for peer…
Complete morning/afternoon message activities; read independently and fill out fiction/non-fiction reader-response forms; solve 3-digit addition/subtraction problems while coloring a boat picture and matching number sentences to word problems; complete boat-vocabulary worksheets (matching, adjectives, ABC order, unscrambling); label…
A teacher's guide with day-by-day lessons for introducing the CCSS Standards for Mathematical Practice to upper elementary students, building a math problem-solving community and growth mindset.
K-5 emergency substitute-teacher lesson plan bundle providing no-prep, independent-work packets across ELA, math, science, and social studies for use when a classroom teacher is absent.
Complete practice items (calculations, word problems, self-check tick boxes) across the workbook's numbered sections
Students read short explanations with worked examples, then complete 'Practice Time' exercises converting between percentages/decimals/fractions and finding percentages of numbers, culminating in real-life word problems, a mixed review, and an answer key.
Fill in vocabulary-quiz blanks, complete a KWL chart, read passages ('How Were the Pyramids Built?') and answer multiple-choice/short-answer questions, solve sundial elapsed-time word problems, and complete a craft and an emoji-to-hieroglyphics matching activity.
A staged, self-checking practice resource teaching students to divide mixed numbers by converting to improper fractions and applying keep-change-flip.
Read a recipe and its ingredient list, then solve a fraction word problem requiring the recipe to be scaled (e.g., doubling a power-bar recipe to serve 24 people, or dividing s'mores ingredients evenly among 5 family members using grocery-quantity constraints), recording the converted/re-written recipe or calculated answer in a provided…
Complete guided-notes and quiz packet for Grade 5 Envision Math Topic 16, teaching coordinate-plane basics: plotting ordered pairs, finding distances between points, and using coordinate graphs to find and extend patterns.
Give students practice recognizing whether an equation represents multiplying by 1, 10, or 100, using a fill-in-the-blank and color-coding format, with an included answer key.
A self-checking maze-format worksheet for practicing comparing and ordering fractions.
Read numbers aloud, roll a 10-sided die and use a dry-erase marker (or base-10 blocks) to build and read numbers, represent numbers with base-10 blocks/abacus drawings, compare two dice-generated numbers using correct symbols, and use a word-problem organizer mat; a rubric/checklist page is completed by the teacher to score independence…
An end-of-term Mathematics review workbook pack aligned to the Australian Curriculum v9.0, giving Year 6 students consolidated practice and giving teachers answer-key-based assessment data across the term's key mathematics skills.
Guided notes and a quiz that teach and assess multiplying decimals (by powers of ten, estimation, decimal-by-decimal, decimal-by-whole-number, and area models), aligned to Envision Math Grade 5 Topic 6.
Use selected items from a thirty-question multiple-choice math test to review arithmetic, fractions, time, measurement, geometry and numerical information. The six-page test is accompanied by a one-page letter key and a two-page teacher guide suggesting sixty minutes. Review the items against your taught curriculum and group errors by the actual skill tested; the printed consecutive question ranges do not accurately separate the content strands.