YEAR 5 MATHS WORKSHEETS
Our Year 5 Maths Worksheets are an excellent resource for students (aged 9–10) to practise and strengthen their maths skills. With clear instructions and plenty of examples, these worksheets are suitable for independent learning at home or in the classroom. They help pupils develop their problem-solving abilities while also reinforcing previously learnt concepts. All Year 5 Cazoom Maths PDF worksheets provide a wide range of questions and activities that cover all the critical topics from numbers, algebra, geometry, measurement and statistics. These worksheets are designed to challenge and assess pupils’ understanding and strengthen knowledge of decimals, fractions, rounding numbers, prime numbers, angles, reading from timetables and more.
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What Do Year 5 Students Learn in Maths?
Year 5 mathematics builds significant mathematical sophistication, with children aged 9-10 extending their understanding across all areas in preparation for Year 6 and the end of Key Stage 2 assessments. This penultimate primary year introduces concepts that will be developed further in secondary school, including more formal algebraic thinking.
Number work extends to reading, writing, ordering and comparing numbers to at least 1,000,000, determining the value of each digit. Children develop fluency with all four operations, using long multiplication for two-digit multipliers and introducing long division. They work confidently with negative numbers in context, such as temperature and number lines.
Fractions, decimals and percentages become interconnected. Children learn to recognise the percentage symbol and understand that percentages relate to number of parts per hundred. They multiply and divide numbers by 10, 100 and 1,000 involving decimals, and add and subtract fractions with different denominators using equivalent fractions.
Geometry develops to include measuring and drawing angles, calculating angles around a point and on a straight line, and identifying 3D shapes from 2D representations. Children learn to translate and reflect shapes on coordinate grids. Statistics work progresses to solving comparison, sum and difference problems using tables, timetables and line graphs.
Frequently Asked Questions
Our Year 5 maths worksheets cover all National Curriculum requirements. Topics include place value to millions, long multiplication and division, fractions with different denominators, decimals and percentages, negative numbers, area and volume, angles, translation and reflection, converting units of measure, and interpreting tables and line graphs.
We offer over 270 Year 5 maths worksheets, providing more than 550 pages of practice materials. Our collection thoroughly covers the challenging Year 5 curriculum, with particular depth in fractions, decimals and percentages where children need extensive practice to develop confidence.
Yes, our Year 5 worksheets build the essential foundations for Year 6 SATs success. They develop fluency with key operations, strengthen understanding of fractions, decimals and percentages, and introduce concepts that will be extended in Year 6, ensuring children enter their SATs year with solid mathematical foundations.
Yes. Every Year 5 worksheet includes a separate answer sheet with complete solutions. This supports marking and self-assessment, and allows children to learn from their mistakes by comparing their methods with the correct approaches.
All our Year 5 worksheets are provided as high-quality PDF files. The layouts present increasingly complex problems clearly, with appropriate space for working and clear formatting that prepares children for the presentation expected in Year 6 and beyond.
Our Year 5 worksheets are designed by experienced upper Key Stage 2 teachers who understand the demands of the Year 5 curriculum. They create challenging resources that extend mathematical thinking whilst building confidence with more sophisticated concepts.
Our Year 5 worksheets help children master the demanding upper Key Stage 2 curriculum through structured practice. They build fluency with larger numbers, develop deep understanding of fractions and decimals, and strengthen problem-solving skills, preparing children thoroughly for Year 6 and SATs.