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"5th Grade Skills, for some students are the final of their elementary math journey. "

Depending on your school district, your child could officially be moving into middle school next year!

"Browse through this Skill List
and give your child the best foundation for higher math studies possible.
"

2nd Grade Skills



So, you're remembering the day they went into Kindergarten, the image of them heading into the class room with their new backpack and lunch box draping their tiny little bodies. They were anxious then, but also full of excitment and so confident because you had prepared them properly. They could count to 10 and knew their ABC's. How things change! Or do they? Actually not at all. Your tiny little Kindergartner has most definately grown up, but the anxiety, and excitement of Middle School is looming.

But is the confidence there? Have you prepared your 5th grader in all their math skills, as well as you had for Kindergarten?

This list of skills is based on the 5th grade level expectatoins from Washington State OSPI Each specific skill is further broken down into areas. Just click on them to access all the practice your child could need!< br>


Numbers and Operations/Algebra

Long Division

  • Multi Digit Division
Divison Facts to 12; Division word problems; Division/place value patterns.
  • Determine Quotients
Divide numbers ending in zero; Divide numbers ending in zero - word problems. Estimate Quotients

Addition and Subtraction of Fractions

  • Represent Addition and Subtraction
Fractions with like denominators; Mixed numbers;
Add and subtract decimals; Calculate common denominators and rewrite fractions; Greatest common factor; least common multiple;
Add 3 or more fractions with unlike denominators; Complete addition and subtraction sentences with fractions; Add mixed numbers and with unlike denominators; Inequalities with mixed numbers.
  • Word problems Whole/Mixed/Fractions/Decimals
Add/Subtract whole numbers; Add/Subtract Money; Estimate sums and difference; Fractions with like denominators; fractions with unlike denominatros; mixed numbers.
  • Multiply by numbers ending in Zeros (10, 100, 1000)
Geometry Identify Planar and solid figures; Types of angles, Using a protractor; Types of triangles; Area of parallelogram and trapizoids; Area of triangles; Perimiter; Area of Squares and Rectangles; Area of Compound Figures; Open and Closed Shapes; Regular and Irregular polygons; Number of sides in Polygons; Describing Figures; Count/Compare sides, edges, faces, vertices
Lines of symmetry; Area and perimiter of irregular shapes; Area and Perimeter word problems;

Algebra
  • Numerical and Geometric Growth
Geometric Growth; Increasing Growth Patterns; Addition and Multiplication patterns; Numeric Word Problems; Mixed patterns.
Convert graphs to input/Output tables; write linear functions; Write variable expressions; Evaluate variable expressions; Graph Linear Functions; And don't forget to head over to our home page! Here you will find great resources to help you tutor your child, such as manipulatives, board games, math puzzles and activities! When your child has mastered their 5th Grade Skills, it's time to move on and up to Sixth grade skills! (Comming Soon)



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