🇺🇸 🧮 United States · 5th Grade
Free 5th Grade math test
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This free 5th Grade math test takes about 10 minutes. Your child answers around 18 questions that get easier or harder as they go, and you get a clear report of what they are confident with and what to work on next, matched to Texas TEKS and the Common Core.
- Free and no sign-up to start
- Matched to your curriculum
- Made by teachers at 70+ Success Tutoring centers in Australia, New Zealand, the US, Canada and India
What 5th Grade children learn in math
In 5th Grade, children multiply and divide larger numbers, use factors and multiples, compare decimals to thousandths, add fractions, and convert between units of measurement.
What the 5th Grade check looks at
Number and place value
Reading, ordering and rounding numbers, and knowing what each digit is worth.
- Factors
- Multiples
- Round to the nearest 10,000 or 100,000
- Compare large numbers
Curriculum: Common Core 4.OA.B.4
Try at home: Ask your child to read big numbers on signs and receipts and say what each digit is worth.
Adding and subtracting
Number facts, mental strategies and written methods for adding and taking away.
- Add decimals
- Subtract large numbers
- Money: change
- Two-step word problems
Curriculum: Common Core 5.NBT.B.7
Try at home: Play quick-fire number fact games in the car: “What is 8 + 7? And 15 − 7?”
Multiplying and dividing
Equal groups, multiplication facts, division and solving problems with them.
- Multiply two-digit numbers
- Divide with remainders
- Multiply by 10, 100 and 1,000
- Interpret remainders
Curriculum: Common Core 5.NBT.B.6
Try at home: Practice a few multiplication facts facts each day, a little and often, and connect each one to a division fact.
Fractions and decimals
Parts of a whole, equivalent fractions, decimals and percentages.
- Compare decimals to thousandths
- Add fractions with related denominators
- Fraction of a quantity
- Improper fractions and mixed numbers
Curriculum: Common Core 5.NF.A.1
Try at home: Use pizza, chocolate and measuring cups to talk about halves, quarters and thirds.
Measurement and geometry
Time, length, area, shapes and angles.
- Area of larger rectangles
- Convert units
- Volume of rectangular prisms
- Time: 24-hour time and durations
Curriculum: Common Core 5.MD.C.5
Try at home: Ask your child to read an analog clock and work out how long until dinner or bedtime.
Try some 5th Grade questions
These are the kind of questions in the check. Every check has fresh numbers, so your child will not have seen them before.
Number and place value
Which number is a factor of 42?
- 12
- 14
- 11
- 8
Show the answer
14. 14 × 3 = 42, so 14 is a factor of 42.
Adding and subtracting
3.5 + 3.21 = ?
- 6.71
- 6.81
- 3.82
- 3.56
Show the answer
6.71. Line up the decimal points: 3.50 + 3.21 = 6.71.
Multiplying and dividing
16 × 29 = ?
Show the answer
464. 16 × 20 = 320, plus 16 × 9 = 144: 464.
How it works
- Your child answers about 18 questions. They get easier or harder as they go, so nobody gets stuck on a wall of hard questions.
- See how they’re going. On track, a little behind, or needs support, for their grade.
- Get the full report. Strengths and gaps in 5 areas, emailed to you, plus a free assessment at your nearest Success Tutoring center if you’d like one.
Start the free 5th Grade check →
Questions parents ask
Is the 5th Grade math test really free?
Yes. The test and the full report are free. You only enter your details at the end, to see the full report and to be matched to your nearest Success Tutoring center.
How long does it take?
About 10 minutes for around 18 questions. There is no time limit, and children can skip any question they are unsure of.
What does the test cover?
Number and place value, adding and subtracting, multiplying and dividing, fractions and decimals, and measurement and geometry, at the level expected in 5th Grade.
What if my child finds it hard?
The questions adapt: after a miss, the next question in that area is a little easier, so nobody gets stuck on a wall of hard questions. The report shows where they are working now and what to build next.
Is this a formal assessment?
No. It is a quick snapshot to help you see where your child is at. For a full picture, you can book a free assessment with a Success Tutoring teacher.
What happens to my child’s information?
Children never enter personal details. We keep only their year level and, if you give it, their first name. Your contact details are only collected from you, at the end, with your permission.
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