Math Fundamentals Grade 5
Comprehensive but not complicated! Math Fundamentals helps your fifth graders navigate the new math. Math Models and analysis questions, plenty of skill practice, and real-world problems guide students in thinking through and solving problems. To help you target instruction, each unit clearly lists the standards information, mathematical practices, and skills covered. Within a unit, math lessons are presented simply. Every math lesson includes: • A Math Models reference page that shows students strategies for solving problems. This is helpful for parents and students transitioning to new math. • Skill practice pages that progress in difficulty. • A culminating problem-solving task that leads students through the process of solving a real-life problem.
Grade 5 units:
• Use numerical expressions
• Analyze patterns and relationships
• Use place value in decimals and exponents
• Use operations with whole numbers and decimals
• Add and subtract fractions
• Multiply and divide fractions
• Convert measurements within a system
• Represent and interpret data
• Calculate volume
• Use the coordinate plane
• Classify figures
Designed to support new math programs, Math Fundamentals is the perfect easy-to-use supplement to your Common Core math or current math curriculum. This resource contains teacher support pages, reproducible student pages, and an answer key. 224 pages. From Evan-Moor.
Comprehensive but not complicated! Math Fundamentals helps your fifth graders navigate the new math. Math Models and analysis questions, plenty of skill practice, and real-world problems guide students in thinking through and solving problems. To help you target instruction, each unit clearly lists the standards information, mathematical practices, and skills covered. Within a unit, math lessons are presented simply. Every math lesson includes: • A Math Models reference page that shows students strategies for solving problems. This is helpful for parents and students transitioning to new math. • Skill practice pages that progress in difficulty. • A culminating problem-solving task that leads students through the process of solving a real-life problem.
