5th Grade Math Worksheets

Observe the hops on the number line, identify the endpoint as the sum, and complete the addition equations with decimals.

Read the number line models, relate the number of hops to the decimal subtrahend, and write the endpoint as your answer.

Units denote the tenths', rods the ones', and flats the tens' place of decimals. Count the blocks and write the addition equation.

Count the units, rods, and flats; figure out the decimal minuend, subtrahend, and difference; frame the subtraction equation.

Start with the tenths' place, add the numbers, carry over a 1 to the ones' place if the added value > 10, and calculate the sum.

Borrow from the ones' and tens' places if required, and subtract the decimal numbers presented in columns.

Arrange the decimals according to their place values, and add the digits in the tenths', ones', and tens' place upon regrouping.

Align the digits vertically in the order: hundreds', tens', ones', and tenths' place, and subtract from the right. Borrow if necessary.

Visualize the hops on the number line with decimal intervals, and answer the questions about the point where you land.

Indicate hops on the number line with decimal intervals with respect to the multiplier; write down the endpoint as the product.

Multiply the digit in the tenths' place and then the digit in the ones' place by numbers 2 to 9, and find the product.

Begin with the whole-number dividend, hop backward, and count the hops to determine the quotient.

Divide the decimal dividends by whole-number divisors, and obtain the quotient with a single digit after the decimal point.

Add the decimal numbers in the money we exchange, quantities we measure, and other lifelike scenarios in the word problems.

U.S. Customary Units

Metric Units

Understand the pattern obtained by moving the decimal point when multiplying the decimal number by 10, 100, and 1000.

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