curriculum-and-assessment-5th-math

Fall Semester TOPICS

1. The Number System
   1. Understanding Place Value
   2. Rounding Decimal Numbers
   3. Solving Equations with Integers
   4. Solving Inequalities with Integers
2. 2D Shape and Pattern
   1. Triangles
   2. Symmetry
3. Number and Sequences
   1. Counting and Sequences
   2. Square and triangular numbers
   3. Prime and Composite Numbers
4. Averages
   1. Mode and Median
5. Addition and Subtraction
   1. Addition and Subtraction Including Decimal Numbers
   2. Addition and Subtraction of Positive and Negative Numbers
6. 3D Shapes
   1. Nets of cubes and drawing 3D shapes
7. Fractions, decimals and percentages
   1. Understanding fractions
   2. Percentages, decimals and fractions
   3. Equivalence and comparison

Spring Semester TOPICS

8. Probability
   1. Likelihood
   2. Experiments and simulations
9. Addition and subtraction of fractions
10. Angles
11. Multiplication and Division
    1. Multiplication and division
    2. Divisibility rules
12. Data
    1. Representing and interpreting data
    2. Frequency diagrams and line graphs
13. Ratio and Proportions
14. Area and Perimeter
15. Multiplying and Dividing Fractions and Decimals
    1. Multiplication and division of fractions
    2. Multiplying a decimal and a whole number
16. Time
    1. Time intervals and time zones
17. The Laws of Arithmetic
18. Position and direction
    1. Coordinates and translation

ASSESSMENTS

Formative Assessments:

• One per unit, totalling 4 per semester.
• Based on weekly classwork, completed packets, and reflection activities.
• Each formative assessment is worth up to 100 points (25 points per week of each unit).

Summative Assessments:

• One after every two units, totalling 2 per semester.
• Weekly notebook checks
• Homework assignments

Spring Semester

ASSESSMENTS

Formative Assessments:

• One per unit, totalling 4 per semester.
• Based on weekly classwork, completed packets, and reflection activities.
• Each formative assessment is worth up to 100 points (25 points per week of each unit).

Summative Assessments:

• One after every two units, totalling 2 per semester.
• Weekly notebook checks
• Homework assignments