Free Year 5 Worksheets (printable PDF)
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Free printable Year 5 worksheets for the Australian curriculum, across every subject we cover. Year 5 worksheets for multi-digit operations, fractions and decimals, and area and perimeter, with worked answer keys. Pick a set below for a ready-made PDF, or generate a fresh one. Every maths answer key is computed in code, so the answers are never wrong, and there is no login needed.
Plan Year 5 maths term by term
A suggested week-by-week sequence that maps the Year 5 content descriptions to ready-made worksheets. View it free, or print the whole term with Pro.
Maths
12 & 24 Hour Time
Addition
Algebra
Binary Numbers
Comparing Fractions
Comparing Numbers
Coordinates
Critique Data in the Media
Decimals
Decimals advanced
Design Process
Division
Elapsed Time
Expanded Form
Exponents & PEMDAS
Factors
Factors & multiples
Flashcards
Fraction of a Set Word Problems
Fractions advanced
GCF & LCM
Geometry
If-Then Decisions
Input and Output
Integers
Line Graphs
Matching
Mean, Median, Mode
Mean/median/mode
Measurement
Mixed Operations
Money & Change
Multi-Step Word Problems
Multiplication
Online Safety
Order of Operations
Patterns
Place Value
Prime & Composite
Probability
Roman Numerals
Rounding
Square Numbers
Statistical Investigations
Subtraction
Temperature
Time Word Problems
Time Zones
Times Tables
Unit Conversions
Unit Conversions
Unit Conversions
Units of Time
Reading & English
Apostrophes
Commas in a Series
Context Clues
Fiction or Non-fiction
Homographs
Homophones
Keep the Tense the Same
Main or Subordinate Clause
Quotation Marks
Reading Comprehension
Reading Fluency
Simile or Metaphor
Spelling List
Spelling List
Spelling List
Spelling List
Spelling Practice
Spelling Practice
Spelling Practice
Spelling Practice
Spelling Test
Spelling Test
Spelling Test
Spelling Test
Synonyms
Text Connectives
Text Structure
Text Type and Purpose
Verb Tenses
Science
Adaptations
Body Systems
Classifying Living Things
Electricity and Energy
Extreme Weather and Earth Changes
Feelings
Food Chains
Growth Mindset
How Science Works
Light, Shadows and Reflection
Reversible and Irreversible Changes
Rocks and Soils
Science Inquiry Skills
Simple Machines
States of Matter
Water Cycle
Social Studies
Ancient Egypt
Ancient Egypt
Ancient Egypt
Ancient Greece
Ancient Greece
Ancient Greece
Ancient Rome
Ancient Rome
Ancient Rome
Australian Cities & States
Australian Geography
Australian History
Australian History
Australian History
Australian History
Australian States & Capitals
Castles and Knights
Castles and Knights
Castles and Knights
Citizenship
Climate Zones
Explorers
Explorers
Explorers
Hemispheres
Important Leaders
Important Leaders
Inventors
Inventors
Inventors
Label the Australian Cities
Label the Australian States
Label the Canadian Capitals
Label the Canadian Provinces
Label the Capitals of Europe
Label the Capitals of Europe
Label the Capitals of Europe
Label the Capitals of Europe
Label the Cities of the UK
Label the Continents
Label the Countries of Africa
Label the Countries of Africa
Label the Countries of Africa
Label the Countries of Africa
Label the Countries of Africa
Label the Countries of Asia
Label the Countries of Asia
Label the Countries of Asia
Label the Countries of Asia
Label the Countries of Europe
Label the Countries of Europe
Label the Countries of Europe
Label the Countries of Europe
Label the Countries of the UK
Label the Countries of West Asia
Label the Countries of West Asia
Label the Oceans
Label the South American Capitals
Label the South American Countries
Label the UK Counties
Label the UK Counties
Label the UK Counties
Label the UK Counties
Label the UK Counties
Label the US Capitals
Label the US Capitals
Label the US Capitals
Label the US Capitals
Label the US States
Label the US States
Label the US States
Label the US States
Landforms
Landmarks
Latitude and Longitude
Map Skills
Mountains
Oceans and Seas
Past and Present
Past and Present
Stone Age
Stone Age
Stone Age
Timelines
Timelines
UK Cities & Countries
UK Countries & Capitals
US Cities & States
US History
US History
US State Capitals
US States & Capitals
World Capitals
World Capitals
World Capitals
World Capitals
World Capitals
World Capitals
World Flags
Arts
Art Mediums
Colour Wheel
Dynamics
Elements of Art
Instrument Families
Tempo Terms
Time Signatures
Spanish
Acentuación: ¿lleva tilde?
Acentuación: agudas, graves y esdrújulas
Comprensión de lectura: Las tortugas marinas
Ortografía: c, s o z
Ortografía: g o j
Ser y estar
Sinónimos
Spanish Clothing
Spanish Feelings
Spanish Months
Spanish Weather
Verbos: futuro (regulares)
Verbos: pretérito (regulares)
Puzzles & Thinking
Analogies
Odd One Out
Patterns
Patterns
Year 5 maths curriculum (ACARA v9)
All maths codes →The Mathematics content descriptions for Year 5. Open one for a plain-English summary, a teaching guide and any matching worksheets.
Number
AC9M5N01 Integers and the number line
Recognise situations that use integers, including money, and locate them on a number line and as coordinates on a Cartesian plane.
AC9M5N02 Prime, composite and square numbers
Identify and describe the properties of prime, composite and square numbers and use them to solve problems and simplify calculations.
AC9M5N03 Compare fractions on a line
Use equivalence to compare, order and represent common fractions on the same number line and justify the order.
AC9M5N04 Add and subtract decimals
Use place value to add and subtract decimals, with estimation and rounding to check that answers are reasonable.
AC9M5N05 Add and subtract fractions
Solve problems that add and subtract fractions by using knowledge of equivalent fractions.
AC9M5N06 Multiply and divide decimals by powers of 10
Multiply and divide decimals by multiples of powers of ten without a calculator, using place value and multiplication facts.
AC9M5N07 Fractions, decimals and percentages of amounts
Find a familiar fraction, decimal or percentage of a quantity, including percentage discounts, choosing efficient strategies.
AC9M5N08 Estimate with rational numbers
Approximate solutions to problems involving fractions, decimals and percentages, including money, using suitable estimation strategies.
AC9M5N09 Model rational number problems
Use mathematical modelling for practical problems with fractions, decimals and percentages, including money, choosing operations and strategies.
AC9M5N10 Multiplication and division algorithms
Create and use step-by-step procedures and digital tools to explore factors, multiples and divisibility, describing the patterns.
Algebra
Measurement
AC9M5M01 Convert metric units
Convert between common metric units of length, mass and capacity and use decimal measurements suited to the problem.
AC9M5M02 Area of a rectangle
Establish the formula for the area of a rectangle and use it to solve practical problems.
AC9M5M03 Timetables and itineraries
Interpret and use timetables and itineraries to plan activities and work out how long events and journeys take.
AC9M5M04 Angles at a point and on a line
Identify the relationships between angles on a straight line, at a point and vertically opposite, and use them to find unknown angles.
Space
AC9M5SP01 Cross-sections and prisms
Compare the parallel cross-sections of objects and recognise how they relate to right prisms.
AC9M5SP02 Cartesian plane
Locate points in the four quadrants of a Cartesian plane and describe how the coordinates change as a point moves.
AC9M5SP03 Transformations and tessellations
Use combinations of translations, reflections and rotations to create tessellations and other geometric patterns.
Statistics
AC9M5ST01 Compare data sets
Interpret and compare data sets for categories and numbers using comparative displays, describing mode, range and shape.
AC9M5ST02 Critique data in the media
Identify statistical arguments in traditional and digital media and discuss and critique their methods, displays and conclusions.
AC9M5ST03 Conduct statistical investigations
Plan and run statistical investigations by posing questions, collecting and analysing data, and communicating findings in context.
Probability
AC9M5P01 Probability scale 0 to 1
Recognise that probabilities sit on a scale from zero to one, or zero to one hundred per cent, and estimate them using fractions, decimals and percentages.
AC9M5P02 Simulations and variation
Run repeated chance experiments and simulations with more trials using digital tools, comparing observations with expected results.
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