Numbers and calculation 65 skills
Whole numbers 6
- Break apart whole numbers
- Compare and order whole numbers
- Round
- Multiples of a number
- Factors of a number
- Even and odd numbers
Number patterns 2
- Continue a number sequence
- Continue a multiplicative sequence
Multiplication 7
- Multiplication tables
- Multiplication: find the missing factor
- Multiply by one-digit numbers
- Multiply by two-digit numbers
- Multiply by a multiple of 10, 100 or 1,000
- Estimate products
- Properties of multiplication
Division 10
- Understand division
- Relate multiplication and division
- Division
- Missing number in division
- Divide by a one-digit number, no remainder
- Divide by a one-digit number, with remainder
- Divide by a two-digit number, no remainder
- Divide by a two-digit number, with remainder
- Division with decimal quotients
- Estimate quotients
Fractions 8
- Understand fractions
- Compare fractions using diagrams
- Place fractions on number lines
- Compare fractions on a number line
- Compare fractions
- Order fractions
- Unit fractions on a number line
- Express a length as a fraction
Equivalent fractions 7
- Write equal fractions using diagrams
- Write equal fractions
- Simplify fractions
- Identify equivalent fractions on number lines
- Place equivalent fractions on number lines
- Place fractions equal to 1 on number lines
- Write fractions equal to a whole number
Decimal fractions 2
- Write decimals as fractions
- Write decimals in expanded form using fractions
Adding fractions 2
- Add fractions with the same denominator using number lines
- Add fractions with the same denominator
Decimals 8
- Represent decimals and decimal fractions on diagrams
- Place value of a digit in a decimal number
- Expanded form of decimals
- Equal decimals
- Round decimals
- Place decimals on number lines
- Compare decimals on number lines
- Order decimals
Calculations with decimals 10
- Add decimals
- Subtract decimals
- Add and subtract decimals
- Estimate sums and differences of decimals
- Estimate products of decimals
- Multiply decimals by powers of ten
- Multiply decimals by one-digit whole numbers
- Multiply decimals by multi-digit whole numbers
- Divide decimals by powers of ten
- Divide decimals by whole numbers
Calculations 2
- Add, subtract, multiply and divide whole numbers
- Add, subtract, multiply and divide decimals
Problem solving 1
- Word problems (proportionality and percentages)
Measurement 14 skills
Lengths 2
- Compare lengths
- Compare and convert lengths
Perimeter 3
- Perimeter of a triangle
- Perimeter of a quadrilateral
- Perimeter of a polygon
Area 1
- Area of a square and a rectangle
Capacity 2
- Compare volumes
- Compare and convert volumes
Angles 2
- Right angle
- Acute, right, obtuse and straight angles
Durations 1
- Convert durations
Masses 2
- Compare masses
- Compare and convert masses
Temperature 1
- Read temperature on a thermometer
Geometry 11 skills
Coordinate plane 2
- Coordinates of a point: whole numbers
- Plot points: whole-number coordinates
Symmetry 1
- Line of symmetry
Lines 1
- Parallel, perpendicular and intersecting lines
Plane shapes 3
- Triangles
- Quadrilaterals
- The circle
Solids 4
- Recognize solids
- Vertices, edges and faces of solids
- Identify the faces of a solid
- Nets
Practise the Grade 5 curriculum
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How many maths skills are there in Grade 5 (Year 5)?
EasyMaths covers 90 maths skills in Grade 5 (Year 5), across 25 topics: 65 in numbers and calculation, 14 in measurement, 11 in geometry.
What do children learn in maths in Grade 5 (Year 5)?
In Grade 5 (Year 5), children consolidate whole numbers and decimals, the four operations, fractions and decimal fractions. They calculate perimeters and areas, work with length, mass and capacity, angles and coordinates, before moving up to Grade 6.
How can my child practise these skills?
On EasyMaths, every skill has its own exercise, with endless new questions and explained corrections. The first exercises of every topic are free, no credit card needed, and the parents’ area shows what has been mastered and what needs more work.