5th grade Minnesota curriculum
What 5th grade students practice in Gradelings, unit by unit, matched to the Minnesota K-12 Academic Standards. Tap any unit to see what it covers and try sample questions.
Math
- Numbers to a MillionRead, write and compare big numbers
- MultiplyMultiply up to three digits
- DivideShare, group and handle remainders
- Equivalent FractionsSame amount, different fraction
- DecimalsTenths, hundredths and thousandths
- Patterns & EquationsPattern rules and mystery numbers
- Mental Math TricksFacts to 81 and clever shortcuts
- Parentheses & ExpressionsBrackets first!
- Coordinate GridPlot points (x, y)
- Multiply & Divide FractionsFractions times and shared
- Unlike DenominatorsAdd fractions with different bottoms
- Volume of BoxesCubes, layers and l × w × h
English Language Arts(“Language Arts” in the app)
- Plot and ConflictHow stories rise and fall
- Figurative LanguageSimiles, metaphors, idioms and more
- Purpose and StructureWhy and how authors write
- Context CluesCrack the meaning of new words
- Greek and Latin RootsWord parts that unlock meaning
- Complex SentencesClauses and conjunctions
- Punctuation PowerCommas, colons and apostrophes
- Media SmartsSee through persuasive ads
- Create With Words, Pictures and SoundChoose fonts, images and modes for your audience
- Research ReadyQuestions, sources, notes and credit
- Spelling SmartsSuffixes and words to know
Science
- Solutions & MixturesDissolving and separating mixtures
- Solid, Liquid, GasMass, volume and particles
- Changes of StateMelting, freezing and more
- Physical or Chemical?Changes that make new things
- Measuring MatterMass, volume, density and particles
- Ecosystems & Food ChainsEnergy from the sun to you
- Energy from the SunPlants grow from air and water, and food energy starts with the sun.
- Energy on the MoveHow energy moves and how we sense it
- Energy, Speed & CollisionsFaster things have more energy.
- Sun, Stars & ShadowsWhy the sun looks bright, and patterns in the sky.
Social Studies
- The Thirteen ColoniesNew England, Middle and Southern colonies
- Colonial Trade & WorkResources, trade and choices
- Road to RevolutionTaxes, protests and Patriots
- The American RevolutionIndependence and the war
- Building a GovernmentArticles, Constitution and Bill of Rights
- Colonies to ConstitutionPut 1492 to 1793 in order
- Explorers & EncountersWhy they sailed and what changed
- Slavery & ResistanceEnslaved people and their struggle for freedom
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