View all 2 pagesHow to multiply decimals
Multiplying decimals with the written method
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Decimals, fractions, volume, the coordinate plane, spelling, reading, writing, science and US history for ages 10–11.
Decimals to thousandths and all four operations with them, fractions with unlike denominators, volume, the coordinate plane, long division with 2-digit divisors and multi-step word problems.
Open math30 weekly spelling lists, spelling bee words with definitions and flash cards, 50 sight words, 40 vocabulary words, analogies, Greek and Latin roots, prefixes and suffixes, homographs, homophones, and dictionary and thesaurus skills.
Open spelling and vocabularyLeveled reading comprehension passages and two-page longer reads, science and history reading passages, poetry, haiku and limericks, summarizing, theme, point of view, text structure, compare and contrast, figurative language and word searches.
Open readingWriting and essay prompts, argumentative and persuasive writing, research report templates, personal narrative, journal prompts, and grammar: prepositions, conjunctions, interjections, verb tenses, the perfect tense, commas, quotation marks and titles.
Open writingMatter and its changes, mixtures and solutions, gravity, photosynthesis, ecosystems and food webs, Earth's spheres and water, pollution and conservation, the solar system, moon phases, shadows and stars.
Open scienceU.S. history from Native nations and the 13 colonies to the American Revolution, the Declaration of Independence, the Constitution, the Bill of Rights, the three branches, Lewis and Clark and economics.
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View all 2 pagesMultiplying decimals with the written method
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View largerVolume as unit cubes, counting by layers, V = l × w × h, V = B × h and adding the volumes of two prisms
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View largerThe parts of the coordinate plane: the x-axis, the y-axis, the origin and ordered pairs, and how to plot a point
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Fifth grade is the top of elementary school. Children work with decimals to the thousandths, add and subtract fractions with unlike denominators, multiply and divide fractions, find volume, and graph on the coordinate plane. They compare texts, analyze structure and point of view, and write researched and argumentative pieces. These free worksheets for 5th graders cover the whole year, with clear pages made for ten- and eleven-year-olds.
Math includes decimal place value and all four decimal operations, powers of 10 and exponents, numerical expressions, long division with two-digit divisors, fractions with unlike denominators, multiplying and dividing fractions, volume of rectangular prisms, the coordinate plane, unit conversion, the hierarchy of quadrilaterals and morning work for every school day. Literacy includes 30 weekly spelling lists with spelling bee words and definitions, vocabulary and analogies, reading passages and longer reads, poetry with haiku and limericks, argumentative writing and research reports, and grammar such as prepositions, interjections, verb tenses and commas. Science and social studies cover matter, ecosystems, photosynthesis, the solar system, moon phases, stars, the 13 colonies, the American Revolution, the Declaration of Independence, the Constitution and the Bill of Rights.
Pages with one right answer have an answer key, and every topic page lists the skills and standards it practices. Every PDF comes in US Letter and A4 and prints in black and white.
Most fifth graders finish the year able to add, subtract, multiply and divide decimals, add and subtract fractions with unlike denominators, multiply fractions, find the volume of a rectangular prism, plot points on a coordinate plane, summarize and compare texts, and write organized essays that support an opinion with reasons and evidence.
Start with the place value charts so the tenths, hundredths and thousandths places are clear, then line up the decimal points for adding and subtracting. For multiplying, multiply as whole numbers and count the decimal places in the factors. Estimating first is a quick way to check that the decimal point is in the right place.
Yes. Every page with one right answer has an answer key on its last page, so you can check work quickly.
Yes. Print as many copies as you need for your class or family. Every PDF comes in US Letter and A4.