Fifth Grade

Welcome to the interactive learning page for fifth grade students! On this page, you will find website resources for reading, writing, math, science, social studies, English Learners, and the arts. Kids can spend time learning with these sites to build fluency in all areas!

Math

Students in Grades 5–8 have received a Math at Home Summer Learning Kit from their current math teacher. The kit is designed to help students review and reinforce the skills they learned during the school year. Please note that the kit corresponds to the grade level your child just completed, not the grade they will be entering in the fall.

We encourage students to work through the entire booklet over the summer. However, the "Model It" section is the only required assignment each week.

At the beginning of the new school year, teachers will review the completed Model It sections with students. One section will be checked each day, and students will receive a homework grade for completing each required Model It activity.

To support learning, each week also includes optional resources from Khan Academy and CK-12. Students can access CK-12 by signing in with their school Google account.

Resource/Help Guide: https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1ryalhwMhJOjxpfZd40xvePlX2oaOpLdC?usp=share_link
PDF of the Summer Math Booklet: https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/18Bv-C6zVnKPXz2zNdjtomNSDbomQ0Ozu?usp=share_link

Thank you for supporting your child's learning throughout the summer!

Place the symbols in the expression

Satisfraction: Identify, simplify, compare and calculate with fractions

Choose the operations to make the target number

Addition strategy game

Standards based games covering all math domains

Find the fact family with multiplication and addition

Reading

Fifth Graders should read for 30-50 minutes each day. It is important for students to read a variety of texts that they are excited about.

Throughout the summer, students should work on the Summer Bridge Activities (located in the blue bag) sent home the last week of school. Lessons are labeled in the workbook beginning with "day 1." We encourage students to complete one lesson per day, Monday through Thursday.

Each page also has a code to access 10 free IXL lessons online each day - an account is not required. Students should continue to read every day throughout the entire summer.

Grade 5 students can respond to comprehension questions by talking about the text and writing about it.

**NOTE: Fifth Grade students who are going to 6th grade in the fall are required to complete the Incoming 6th Grade Assignment (click underlined link or see Grade 6-8 Page on this website) before the start of the 2026-2027 school year. **