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33 Math Games For 5th Graders: Online And Offline Ideas

December 7, 2023 //  by  Lauren Du Plessis

Our engaging, educator-created games help foster learning in a fun and unique manner. The world of education is ever-changing and teachers have had to come up with new techniques in order to keep their students engaged throughout class time. Simplify challenging concepts with our list of fun math games that have been specially designed for the 5th-grade classroom.

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1. Math Agent

This online card game has three different difficulty levels which will allow your learners to practice all addition, subtraction, multiplication, and division at an appropriate level. It will also help them develop an understanding of more complex concepts such as exponents, surface area, and more!

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2. Dolphin Feed

This fun game will give your students a chance to put concepts of money into practice. Your kids will simply have to race against the clock and other players to be the first to select coins and bills that add up to a predetermined amount.

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3. Back 2 Back

This competitive game gives your kids a fun incentive to practice their mental addition and subtraction, with very minimal setup. Select one student to be the caller, and then divide the rest of your class into two teams. Have the opposing team members stand back to back and each write a number on the board. The caller can then shout out the sum of the two numbers—and the team members must race to see if they can figure out their opponent’s number!

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4. Math Mystery

Deep Sea Math Mystery is a clever puzzle that will help your students develop algebraic reasoning. They’ll need to work with basic equations at an introductory level in order to figure out the answers.

Learn More: Math Playground

5. Order Decimals

This online game requires that your 5th-graders place decimals (up to thousandths) in order on the place value chart. It’s a sure way of helping them become adept at identifying and differentiating between decimals of increasing and decreasing value.

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6. Two Truths and a Lie

These fun worksheets turn a classic game into a clever math exercise! Each sheet depicts an image and makes three statements about it—two of which are true, and one of which is a lie. Your students will have to analyze the statements in conjunction with the pictures depicted above them in order to reveal the lie.

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Here’s an upbeat learning game that lets your kiddos practice 5th grade math skills, such as addition, subtraction, multiplication, and division. This enjoyable game will reward your students by giving them Bingo Bugs as an added bonus!

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8. Arithmetic

Invite your students to build various equations with this online game! Questions are presented at the bottom of the screen and your class can work individually, in pairs, or in groups in order to complete the activity successfully.

9. Math Facts

This is an easy game that only requires math fact flashcards based on the basic math skill or skills that your learners are practicing. Divide everyone into groups of 2-4 before giving each participant an equal number of flashcards. To play the game, your students will sit in a circle and each place their top card into the center. Whoever’s card results in the highest sum wins the round!

10. Decimal Detective

Nancy Drew, are you there? Let your 5th graders play the role of detectives in this online math game. They’ll be given hints to guess the correct numbers with the help of good reasoning skills that will need to be employed to do so!

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11. The Legend of Golden Pizza

In this creative online game, your students will hunt for eight pieces of golden pizza and learn about fractions while fighting off pizza zombies and aliens along the way!

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12. Number Conundrum

In Number Conundrum, your students will be challenged to work with decimal numbers;  employing problem-solving skills to correctly input the values into the table and fill up the pyramid. Their only clue? Each number must be a result of the sum of the two numbers below it.

13. Sushi Fractions

Introduce your students to this delicious way of learning fractions! This game will challenge them to correctly “draw” a variety of fractions while creating sushi platters based on specific orders they’ll receive from customers at a restaurant.

14. Tug Team Tractors

Get your kiddos to practice multiplication with the help of this nifty online game! In this virtual tug of war, your students must work to pull the opposing team over the halfway mark.  They’ll do this by solving multiplication questions that pop onto the screen—with every correct answer earning them a tug of the rope!

15. Volume of Solids

One of the more advanced math concepts to grasp is that of volume. This virtual game seeks to help your students grasp volume by representing it visually and challenging them to estimate the volume of the objects. 

16. Flipping Pancake Fractions

What is it about food and fractions that just go together so well? This pancake-themed game will give your learners a new way to look at fractions—as a number of smaller items rather than part of a whole. Flipping Pancake Fractions will challenge them to flip over the correct number of pancakes to represent the presented fraction.

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17. Ratio Martian

This game provides an early introduction to ratios. This martian is hungry—and he only eats ratios! If your students want him to survive, they’ll need to identify and select ratios from among the various number forms that pop up on the screen in order to feed him.

Related Post: 33 Fun 4th Grade Math Games

18. Matific

This colorful, app-based game will allow your students to increase their confidence in volume and capacity, time, place value, fractions, and more! Talk about the full spectrum of math-related practice.

Learn More: Google Play

19. Geometry Explorer

Let’s embark on a geometric journey! Guide your students through the intriguing world of shapes, angles, and lines. Geometry Explorer aims to turn abstract concepts into a hands-on experience by allowing your learners to virtually manipulate different shapes; awakening their curiosity and developing their spatial awareness simultaneously. 

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20. Fraction Fiesta

Throw a fraction party with Fraction Fiesta! These worksheets will challenge your students to add and subtract different denominators. Fractions have never been so festive!

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21. Time Travel Times Tables

Who doesn’t want to time travel? With Time Travel Times Tables, your kids will journey through eras and master multiplication tables. How neat- they’ll navigate different historical periods while reinforcing key math skills. 

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22. P.I.R.A.T.E. The Probability Game

Ahoy there, educators! Set sail on the stormy seas of probability with this probability-themed board game. Choosing the right options, gathering treasures, and outwitting rival pirates will turn statistics into a swashbuckling adventure for your 5th graders. 

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23. Division Derby

Race to the finish line with Division Derby! Your students will gallop ahead by answering division questions; ultimately combining competition with mathematical mastery in this multiplayer game. 

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24. Perimeter Patrol

Build the future of architecture with this online perimeter game! Your students will use the available numbers to calculate unknown sections of perimeters; successfully merging the classroom with real-world applications. 

25. The Great Decimal Adventure

Journey through the enchanting world of decimals with Death to Decimals! Your students can join forces with Fraction Man—a superhero who must save the world from horrible, parachuting decimal aliens by converting them to harmless fractions. 

Learn More: Mr. Nus s baum

26. Money Match-Up

 This popular online game will challenge your learners to make sales in their make-believe shop by providing change to their customers—as quickly and accurately as they can! The best part? You can tailor the game to your students’ abilities by adjusting the multiple difficulty levels and turning on an option to receive hints.

27. Area Explorer

Explore space and shape with Area Explorer! Your students will manipulate and measure shapes- delving into the concept of area with this highly visual experience. 

Learn More: Toy Theater

28. Meteor Multiplication

This space-themed multiplication game will turn practice into an exciting intergalactic mission. Your pupils will need to shoot down the meteor with the multiplication question that corresponds to the number in the center. With multiple playing speeds, it’s easy to ensure that your learners get the level of practice that’s just right for them. 

29. Tangram Teasers

Get puzzled with Tangram Teasers! Promoting spatial awareness and geometric reasoning, empower your students to create specific shapes with tangram pieces. Geometry will quickly become a game of creativity and insight; transforming learning into an interactive experience with these cool shapes in your teaching toolkit.

Learn More: Mathematics Centre

30. Ratio Rumble

Brew up some fun with Ratio Rumble! Your students will explore proportional relationships as they mix potions with mystical and magical elements. The ratios get more complicated as the game progresses and your players master new levels of difficulty.

Learn More: Math Snacks

31. Estimation Expedition

 Your students will love learning how to apply this clever trick for estimating distances—it’s like a mathematical party trick! Guide your pupils in using their thumbs and perspective to estimate how far away an object is. You can measure out their estimates and challenge them to compete to see who is most accurate!

Learn More: Math Is Fun

32. Pick the Primes

Help yourself to a basketful of prime numbers in Pick the Primes! This game challenges your kids to “pick” the prime numbers out of a larger pool—as quickly as they can! The simple concept does wonders at providing effective practice in a lighthearted format. 

Learn More: Transum  

33. Fraction Frenzy

This is a great way to teach fractions to your more tactile learners. This colorful set features blocks that break apart into pieces labeled with the appropriate fractions. The real-world representation is a great way to help your kids understand equivalent fractions as well as the division of fractions.

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Compare numbers using greater than, smaller than or equal to symbols.

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Begin the exciting journey of becoming a math wizard by learning how to compare numbers.

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Multiply Tens, Hundreds and Thousands Game

Learn to solve math problems by multiplying tens, hundreds and thousands.

Multiply using a Related Fact Game

Enjoy the marvel of mathematics by exploring how to multiply using a related fact.

Multiply Multiples of 1000 and 1-Digit Numbers: Horizontal Multiplication Worksheet

This downloadable worksheet is designed to multiply multiples of 1000 and 1-digit numbers.

Multiply Multiples of 100 and 2-Digit Numbers: Horizontal Multiplication Worksheet

Learners must multiply multiples of 100 and 2-digit numbers to enhance their math skills.

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Complete the Equivalent Decimals Worksheet

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Conversion Tables for Metric Units of Length Game

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Convert Metric Units of Length Game

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Convert Customary Units of Length Worksheet

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Fill in the Correct Number Using Multiplicative Patterns Game

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Complete the the Division Patterns Game

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Compare Fractions with Unlike Denominators Game

Practice the superpower of fractions by learning to compare fractions with unlike denominators.

Use Patterns of Zero to Divide Worksheet

Use patterns of zero to divide to strengthen your math skills.

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Engaging worksheet for learning about angles through matching them with their fraction turns.

Identify Decimal Numbers Using Fraction Models Game

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Find Parallel Sides Game

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Identify the Decimal Fractions Worksheet

Learn fractions at the speed of lightning by practicing to identify decimal fractions.

Identifying Parallel Sides in Shapes Worksheet

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Word Problems on Conversion of Metric Units Game

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Convert Customary Units - Capacity

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Word Problems on Comparing the Multiplication Exp Worksheet

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Use Patterns of Zero in Division Sentences Worksheet

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Compare Fractions with Different Denominators Game

Learn to solve problems by comparing fractions with different denominators.

Fill in Color to Represent the Decimal Numbers Game

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Identify Mixed Numbers Represented by the Model Worksheet

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Decimal Fractions to Decimal Numbers Worksheet

Assess your math skills by converting decimal fractions into decimal numbers in this worksheet.

Identify Parallel Sides Game

Begin the exciting journey of becoming a math wizard by learning to identify parallel sides.

Sorting Shapes with Parallel Sides Worksheet

An engaging worksheet designed to help students identify and categorize shapes based on parallel sides.

Solve Word Problems on Money Expressed as Decimal Numbers Game

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Word Problems on Estimating Sum or Difference Worksheet

Boost your ability to solve word problems on estimating the sum or difference in this worksheet.

Choose the Number Greater or Smaller Than the Given Number Game

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Multiply by Multiple of 10 Game

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Divide Using Patterns of Zeros Game

Enjoy the marvel of mathematics by exploring how to divide using patterns of zeros.

Select the Mixed Number for the Given Fraction Game

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Compare Division Expressions Worksheet

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Choose the Correct Fraction Worksheet

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Color the Parts to Show Decimal Numbers as Fractions Game

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Importance of learning math in 5th grade.

Since math forms the basis for many other subjects — like science, engineering, and technology — it's essential that kids develop strong math skills starting in elementary school, as it makes them more likely to succeed in the more challenging middle and high school courses.

Benefits of learning math in 5th grade

Learning math in 5th grade has many benefits. It helps students:

• Develop problem-solving, logical reasoning, and critical-thinking skills
• Prepare for more complex mathematical concepts in higher grades
• Understand how math is used in real-life situations

By ensuring that 5th graders have a solid understanding of math concepts, teachers can help set them up for future success

Key topics covered in 5th grade math

In 5th grade, students are introduced to more challenging mathematical concepts. They'll likely continue to build on their understanding of fractions and decimals, and explore new concepts like numerical expressions.

Fifth graders will continue to build on their knowledge of decimals by learning how to read, write, and compare decimals to thousandths.

Operations with Fractions

Fifth grade math involves extending their understanding of how to add, subtract, multiply, and divide fractions with unlike numerators and denominators. Fifth graders will start learning how to simplify fractions, convert fractions to mixed numbers, and find common denominators.

Measurement

In 5th grade, measurement concepts become more complex, and involve learning about volume and capacity.

Algebraic Thinking

In 5th grade math, teachers will introduce the concept of algebraic thinking. This includes working on numerical expressions. They learn to solve simple one-step equations and use algebraic thinking to solve real-world problems.

Fifth graders will learn about the coordinate system, along with how to create and interpret graphs and charts.

How to find math resources for 5th grade

Educators can save time preparing lessons by using math worksheets, activities, and other types of resources created by experienced Sellers on TPT. Simply search the TPT marketplace for "5th grade math," and filter by grade level, price, and/or resource type to find print and digital materials that've been proven to work in classrooms around the country.

Frequently asked questions

What types of 5th grade math resources are available on tpt.

There are many different types of math worksheets, lessons, and activities sold by Sellers on TPT. Some popular math worksheets, games and resources can be found on topics like: fractions, decimals, algebra, probability, and geometry.

What are some good resources for practicing math in 5th grade?

Websites like TPT offer free and paid resources, including worksheets, for 5th grade students practicing math. You can also find refresher lessons for concepts learned in earlier grades.

What are 5th graders learning in math right now?

Fifth graders will learn decimal and fractional expressions and explore numerical expressions, volumes and diagrams.

How much math practice should my student do each day?

The amount of practice varies depending on your student's needs, but generally, 20-30 minutes of practice per day is recommended.

What if my student doesn't enjoy math?

Sprinkle a little fun into your math lessons by using games, videos, puzzles, and real-life scenarios. If a child in your class seems to find math boring or uninteresting, you can also try connecting it to their interests or hobbies. Additionally, teachers can encourage a positive attitude and celebrate small successes.

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6 Fun 5th Grade Math Games and Activities for the Classroom

Want to make math instruction effective? Make it fun! Think about ways that students can engage with mathematical ideas and think mathematical thoughts, no matter what their interests are or where they are in their mathematical achievement.

Fun 5th Grade Math Activities

Try these fun math games for 5th graders, along with activities, warm-ups, and lesson plans to promote fun math learning in your classroom. When choosing which activities to offer, we thought not only about standards coverage, but also the need to differentiate and ensure access for all of your students.

Activity 1: Venn Diagram Your Class

Key Objective: Students will reason mentally and talk about their thinking as they find percent by participating in a community building activity involving Venn diagrams.

The Venn diagram is more than a math object. It's a way of organizing ideas that span every subject. Students know it and can talk about it. Here's an activity that makes math real for students and can speak to what's important to them.

• Choose 3 categories that your students would be interested in identifying with, for example "Has Dogs," "Has Cats," and "Has Fish." (You can change these to any three categories your students would like. They don't need to be related for this activity to work, but if they are, it promotes richer discussion.)
• Publicly display a Venn diagram of the categories that the students can interact with.

• Students identify where they fall within the Venn diagram. If completing the activity in person, have students write their name on a sticky note and place it in the spot that represents them. If completing the activity remotely, consider using Jamboard or a similar platform.
• Facilitate a discussion around percent. For example, "About what percent of the class do you think uses Instagram?" "What's the exact percent?" "How do you calculate what percent uses either Facebook or Instagram?"

For further details around this activity, read more on the Math Solutions website .

Activity 2: Clear the Board

Key Objective: Students will build number and operation sense by thinking flexibly and considering many possibilities throughout the game to find the solutions to the computation challenge.

Practically every math student would benefit from fluency practice. But steer clear of worksheets of endless calculations. They're a surefire way to turn students off of math! Instead consider this activity that promotes lateral math thinking and has many entry points, allowing students below-, on-, and above-grade level to have a voice and share their thinking.

• Write the numbers 1 through 12 on a board, either physical or digital.
• Roll 3 number cubes until you have 3 different numbers (for example 1, 3, and 5). Cross those three numbers off the board. They're already "cleared."
• Can students clear the remaining 9 numbers only using the results of the rolls? For example, they could clear "9" by showing that 9 = 5 + 3 + 1. They could clear "2" by showing that 2 = (5 + 1) ÷ 3 .
• The activity is flexible. Students could individually compete to clear as many numbers as possible. Or you could call on students one at a time to clear a new number. This allows for students to engage with negative numbers, exponents, or other math concepts no matter where they fall in the curriculum.

Activity 3: Number Strings

Key Objective: Students will apply previous understanding of multiplication to multiply a fraction by a whole number.

This activity , taken from our Math 180 solution, is a quick opportunity (can be as short as 5 minutes!) for formative assessment, along with a fun way to get students thinking and talking about math. Not only does it allow for multiple entry points for students of varying levels, it also facilitates discourse in the math classroom—a key component of mathematical sense-making.

This is a useful activity for discussing mathematical properties. Model for students how they can use vocabulary like the Commutative Property, Associative Property, and Identity Property to explain their reasoning. Ask students how they make these mental calculations, and have them design a similar string of factors.

This activity also facilitates rich mathematical discourse—a key element in developing conceptual understanding, and in turn building fact fluency. Ask what would happen when you change the factor of 7 to 14 or 70? What if you change the denominator to 14 or 70? Use this mathematical expression as a way to instill one of the Habits of Mathematical Thinkers: reasoning abstractly.

Activity 4: Which Does Not Belong?

Key Objective: Students will analyze a set of fractions and mixed numbers to identify which number does not belong in the given set and explain why.

Similar to Activity 3, this activity (also taken from Math 180 ) is a way to get all students to find an entry point and then think and talk about mathematics. Use this to not only facilitate discourse in the math classroom but also formatively assess your students.

Students are tasked with identifying which number, out of a set of five, does not belong. Although 5/4 is the natural answer (it's the only number not equal to 2.5), encourage students who find other answers, such as "2 1/2 because it's the only number with no digit above a 2 in it" to explain and justify their thinking as well.

In terms of Habits of Mathematical Thinkers, this activity requires that students attend to precision. Even though this content generally aligns with fourth grade standards, it would benefit any student as it promotes the urgency of why equivalent fractions are important. Extend this activity by asking for other numbers that would belong to the same set or, more generally, asking how to generate infinitely many new numbers for this set.

Activity 5: Wipeout

Key Objective: Students will be able to add and subtract fractions with unlike denominators by finding fractional equivalences to solve.

Fraction equivalence is a place where many 5th graders struggle, and understanding it is essential in order to master the 5th grade standard of adding and subtracting unlike fractions.

This game , which is adapted from Lessons for Introducing Fractions: Grades 4–5 by Marilyn Burns , makes fifth grade math games visual and lets students see fractions using pattern blocks. They build out models, and in turn build their understanding of fraction equivalence conceptually before moving to a more abstract understanding.

This game is a powerful way to introduce fraction equivalence at the start of a unit, or it can be used flexibly in a small group or intervention setting as a math workshop rotation.

If your learning is virtual or hybrid, consider using virtual pattern blocks or creating fraction cards and paper pattern block pieces that students can cut at home.

Activity 6: Coordinates Secrecy

Key Objective: Students will understand key vocabulary related to coordinate graphing (coordinates, axes, x, and y), and be able to graph points on a coordinate plane.

Have your students ever played the game Battleship? Well, here's the math version! This game could easily be played either face-to-face or remotely and introduces plotting points on a coordinate graph. For students ready for a more advanced version, extend to all four quadrants.

The teacher instruction in this free downloadable, published in Math Games for Geometry and Measurement by Jamee Petersen , includes ample support around ways to differentiate math instruction , the why behind the game, and ways to discuss strategy. Use this game to not only practice coordinate graphing and geometry, but consciously build vocabulary around the concepts.

Looking for More 5th Grade Classroom Math Games?

These fun math activities for 5th grade are just the tip of the iceberg! We realize it's a never-ending goal of getting all of your students to love and engage with math with an endless number of ways to seek entry points and differentiate instruction.

Try some of our previous posts where we offer 5th grade math games, puzzles, and activities to get your fifth graders' brains churning!

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Looking for a fun and effective way to reinforce the math skills learned in 5th grade? Try playing a game! Games are a great way to solidify the key lessons fifth graders learn in the classroom while also having fun.

In this article, we'll talk about the key skills students learn in fifth grade, why games are so important for mastering those skills, and give you a list of 10 games you can start playing right now.

Key Math Skills Learned in 5th Grade

Fifth graders put together the skills they've learned throughout elementary school to solve complex problems using complex numbers. While they work on building their fluency for these skills, they also learn how to apply them to real-world problems about time, measurement, and money.

Most states in the United States have their own unique educational standards, but the basic fifth grade math curriculum and the skills fifth graders learn are fairly standard. Fifth graders learn:

• How to divide whole numbers with and without remainders
• How to make connections between decimals, fractions, and percentages
• How to multiply and divide fractions
• How to compute the area and volume of basic geometric shapes like rectangles and squares

Fifth graders will also start to investigate basic algebraic equations, as well as the relationship between circumference and diameter.

Each of these skills can be reinforced with games to help students master them.

How 5th Grade Math Games Can Help Master Key Skills

Games are a great way to help students learn key skills. There has been tons of research about how effective games are in helping students not only learn how to master a concept, but also have a safe space to explore and fail. Here are a few reasons why 5th grade math games should be an important part of your student's practice:

Games are a fun way to practice. Fun math games for 5th grade students help them practice needed skills in a way that feels fun, not frustrating. Students won't feel like they're wasting their time learning, they'll feel engaged and excited about their practice.

Games teach important skills. Games are a great way to introduce new skills to students. A 5th grade math game about basketball, for instance, can be a good way to get students to think about diameter or circumference before actually teaching them the skill. Likewise, once students have learned about a skill in the classroom, games can help them apply the skill in a real world setting. Aside from the educational skills students learn, games also teach students how to deal with failure, work together, and overcome obstacles.

Games form positive memories of learning. Learning math can be frustrating for a lot of kids. If they experience failure or frustration learning in the classroom, games are a great way to reclaim their sense of worth and help them actually have while learning.

5 Fun Math Games for 5th Grade You Can Play in the Classroom

There are tons of fun math games for 5th grade students that you can play in the classroom. Here are ten of the best.

#1: Multiplication/Division War

Students will build fluency with multiplication and division problems by working to figure out which student has the highest sum or product quickly. This is a great way to reinforce the basic skills students need for other 5th grade math problems.

All you need for this game is a few sets of math fact flash cards. For fifth graders, use multiplication or division cards.

Link to detailed instructions here .

#2: The Amazing Equation Game

This game helps students become more familiar with basic algebraic in a fun, competitive way. Students will learn to get comfortable with variables like letters standing in for numbers, as well as figuring out how to manipulate equations.

For this game, you'll need scrap paper and pencils for your students and white paper (or index cards) and markers to prepare the game.

#3: Percent Flash

Students will learn how to easily calculate percentages. They'll pull a card and add a "0" to the end. For instance, if they pull a "2" card, they'll be working with 20%. Then, they'll roll the dice and calculate the percentage of the numbers they rolled. This game will help students become more excited about percents.

For this game, you'll need a deck of cards, dice, one calculator per player, paper, and pencils.

#4: Graph Puzzles

Geometric shapes can make many students uneasy. This 5th grade math game can help students become more confident with their graphing skills. Students will learn to draw shapes using positive and negative numbers and ordered pairs to create fun shapes—just like solving a puzzle.

For this game, you'll need graph paper, pencils, and rulers.

#5: Lego Area and Perimeter

This skill teaches students the basics of figuring out area and perimeter for rectangular shapes. You'll have students to figure out area and perimeter by placing the legos on the graph paper and counting the squares.

For this game, you'll need small legos, graph paper, a pencil, and paper.

5 5th Grade Math Games Online

There are tons of 5th grade math games online that your student can play. Here are five 5th grade math games online that cover a wide variety of 5th grade math skills.

#1: Multiplying Fractions Soccer Game

This game has student solve fraction problems in order to have the chance to score a goal for their soccer team. The game has students interpret the products of different fraction multiplication problems.

The game is great because it can be played on computers and tablets without installation and can be played alone or in teams. It's fun for students to kick the soccer goals, but the game is more about the math than the soccer.

#2: Papa's CupCakeria

This game helps students persevere in the face of problems, as well as manipulate fractions. The student has to fulfill cupcake orders and work quickly to staunch the flow of customers in a shop.

This game is fun, with brightly colored graphics and a fun soundtrack. It can only be played on a computer, which limits the number of students that can interact with it, and it's focused more on real-world problem solving than fractions, with students spending more energy balancing fulfilling order than actually figuring out the fractions.

#3: Math Games

This online math game database has tons of different practice problems built into an online platform. You can practice basically every skill your fifth grader will need to master during the year, broken down into standards.

This database is great because it has hundreds of problems for every single 5th grade math skill. Unfortunately, the skills are more drills than games — they're really just straight practice. Still, this is a great way to get lots of practice on lots of skills in quickly.

#4: Boat Coordinates

This fun and simple online math game has you help navigate a boat down a river full of obstacles by selecting the proper coordinates to steer to in four quadrants.

This game is great because it can be customized to a single quadrant or four quadrants to help students master the skills at different levels. This is a solid game for many students, with the one caveat that it has to be played on a desktop, not an app.

#5: Algebra Meltdown

 The game starts simple but gets increasingly difficult as it progresses.

Unfortunately, the game isn't responsive to student progress, so it gets more difficult whether or not your student is ready for it. However, a student who does well at linear equations will find this game fun and challenging.

There are thousands of 5th grade math games that you can use to reinforce math skills for your student. You can play games online or in-person—either way, the games will help them learn while having fun.

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Can you believe that it is almost the end of the school year? It’s something about April that gets me thinking about the end of the year. It’s the month after spring break, state testing season is drawing near, and the weather is getting warmer! With all of that happening at the same time, I need to remember to have some fun! So I’m rounding up my favorite end-of-the-year activities for 5th graders. These activities are all low prep for me but high engagement for my students! Win-win!

End of the Year Activities for 5th Graders: Math Poster Project Ideas

I love a good math poster project any time of the year. But I really love to use math projects at the end of the year. They provide students with some level of academics (hey it’s still school right?!) but allow a little more creativity. 

The math poster project could be related to anything that you’ve taught this year. I like to wrap up activities and ones that can combine multiple standards together. Leaving projects open-ended like posing the question: ‘what have you learned in math this year?’ can get a lot of good ideas. Having students make a one-pager for each unit you’ve discussed is another good wrap-up math poster project.

Pre-Made Math Projects

Want end-of-the-year activities for 5th graders that review? Topics like operations on decimal numbers and multiply and divide fractions are great skills to review at the end of the year. Send students on a shopping adventure or fraction bake-off to review!

I created different math poster project options made for upper elementary topics. All of the prep is done for you including rubrics and digital options for simple assigning. Be sure to check out the bundle below .

Giving students a math poster project can also allow some group work which might be different than the rest of the school year. It’s a good time of the school year to be slightly more relaxed with rules from the rest of the year. Group work can be a little iffy at times but students know each other so much more at the end of the year. 

You also know your class best at this point of the year. If a math poster project doesn’t sound right for your class, there are a bunch of other end of the year activities for 5th graders to pick from.

Choice Board Templates

If a math poster project doesn’t fit the bill, I’ve got more end of the year activities for 5th graders! Choice board templates are another fun way to offer choices and projects at the end of the school year. 

Choice board templates can be used for any subject which makes this work for any part of the day!

How to come up with choices? I like to think about different learning styles and have a few options for each. Think about making a quiz, writing a song, creating a video, writing step-by-step directions, or creating a visual representation of the topic. 

I have pre-created choice boards for math if you teach that! If not, I have choice boards with google slides that are blank choice board templates to use with anything. Choose the option that works best for you! 

Math Station Rotations

More end of the year activities for 5th graders can be anything new that you want to try for next year. Math station rotations are the first thing that comes to mind. 

It’s easier to try out something new with your ‘old’ students because you know them best. You can set expectations and work out any stumbling blocks with your current students before starting something new in the fall.

Worried about starting math station rotations? No worries! I created a free 5 part video series that talks all about the who, what, when, where, why, and how of setting up math centers in your upper elementary classroom. Drop your email below and I’ll send you all 5 videos to watch on your own time. Easiest PD ever and it will get your math stations starting off on the right foot. 

Games for Mathematics

Starting math stations? Just want to play games? These end of the year activities for 5th graders are perfect for that! These games for mathematics are a fun time filler during your math block or as a review for state testing. 

End of the Year Activities for 5th Graders: Dice Games for Kids

I love a good open-ended, math game and these dice games for kids are a great end of the year option. Students roll a die to create different math problems and then solve them. Simple but engaging. This is also a fun game to take outside when the weather is nice as there aren’t a lot of pieces or parts. If you want to learn more about dice games how to be sure to check out this blog post .

Games with Multiplication Facts

Who doesn’t need to practice their multiplication facts? Whether in 3rd or 6th grade, multiplication facts are a must! These games with multiplication facts are fun, low prep, and easy to play in short amounts of time. Check out this blog post where I round up 5 games with multiplication facts to play with your class.

Grade 5 Maths Games

Looking for math games grade 5 that would be perfect for reviewing before state testing? This bundle has got all of the Common Core State Standards. Print and play games with no additional pieces make Tic Tac Toe a dream to use. Incorporate these grade 5 maths games into math station rotations or use them as a whole group lesson before state testing. Speaking of state testing, I shared some must-have test taking strategies elementary students need in this blog post !

5th Grade Maths Test

End of the year activities for 5th graders can sometimes include tests. This 5th Grade Maths Test Bundle has all of the standards broken down into units. A quiz and 2 versions of the unit test are included. These make great tools for progress monitoring during your last few units, or as an option to see where your students are on skills that you’ve taught. 

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1 + 1 = 2. It’s the basic foundation for every child’s math education and the building block to a whole world of learning. Addition is usually the first of the four operations that kids tackle, and mastering it is key to success for years to come. Try these fun addition activities in the classroom or at home to help your students become math wizards in no time!

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Build math block towers

Lay out flash cards, and then use blocks to create towers that answer the problems. Addition activities like this incorporate visual and hands-on techniques, honoring a variety of learning strategies.

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Make a dice calculator

This is bound to be a ton of fun! Kids drop a die through each cup, then add up the numbers that fall through. So simple and so enjoyable.

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Create an addition apple tree

Hands-on addition activities really make learning stick. Learn how to make and use this adorable addition apple tree at the link.

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Use stickers for hands-on practice

Sticker dots are inexpensive—you can usually pick them up at the dollar store. Little ones will really get a kick out of using them to answer a series of addition problems.

Learn more: Dot Sticker Addition Activity

Park and add with toy cars

Roll out the toy cars and trucks! Use them as math manipulatives as you work on addition facts.

Learn more: Parking Lot Addition

Thread beads onto pipe cleaners

You can use pipe cleaners and beads for a variety of addition activities. In this one, put beads at opposite ends of a pipe cleaner, then bend them together and solve the equation.

Learn more: Pipe Cleaner Addition

Deal Uno cards

Use Uno cards or a regular deck with the face cards removed for this addition game. Simply lay out two cards and add the numbers together!

Learn more: Uno Addition Game

Cut out addition flowers

This pretty math craft gives kids a chance to work on addition activities like number bonds and mastering math facts. Get the free printable at the link.

Learn more: Flower Addition Activity

Finger-paint addition clouds

What a sweet idea! Write addition problems on clouds, then use finger paints to add the correct number of raindrops underneath. 

Learn more: Addition Clouds

Use sticky notes to make 10

Sticky notes have so many uses in the classroom. Write individual numbers on them, then use the notes to “make 10” or any other number you choose.

Learn more: Make Ten With Sticky Notes

Practice regrouping with LEGO bricks

When you’re ready to move on to slightly more advanced addition activities, use LEGO bricks to help kids understand the concept of regrouping. ( Find many more LEGO math ideas here. )

Learn more: LEGO Addition

Toss a beach ball

Jot numbers all over a beach ball using a Sharpie. Then, toss it to a student, and wherever their thumbs land, have them add up the two closest numbers. Ready for trickier addition activities? Add up all the numbers their fingers are touching!

Learn more: Beach Ball Math

Twist up pool noodle equations

Who knew you could use pool noodles for so many cool things in the classroom ? We love this interchangeable equation maker, perfect for practicing addition facts.

Learn more: Teach Simple Equations Using Pool Noodles

Assemble Play-Doh addition spiders

Nothing scary about these little spiders! They’re just here to help kids practice their math facts. Insert pipe cleaner legs and find the total.

Learn more: Play Dough Spider Addition Game

Try mini-clothespins and wood craft sticks

This idea uses wood craft sticks and mini-clothespins. It’s a nice way to work in some fine motor skill practice too.

Learn more: Clothes Pin Addition

Pull out the dominoes

Here’s an easy one! Just turn dominoes sideways and they become math problems to be solved. Say them out loud, or write the equations for more practice.

Learn more: Domino Addition

Grab a handful of toys

Kids will like the mystery element in this addition activity. Fill bags with small toys or mini erasers, then have them grab a handful from each and add them together.

Learn more: Grab Bag Addition

Color by number

Pull out the crayon box—it’s time to color by number! The twist? Kids have to solve the equations first to learn the right colors to pick. Get the free printables at the link.

Learn more: Color by Code Addition

Add and sort dominoes

You can do a variety of addition activities with dominoes. For this version, lay out a number line, then sort the dominoes by the sum of their two sides.

Learn more: Domino Line-Up Math Activity

Battle it out in Double Dice War

Have you ever seen dice-in-dice? They’re so cool, and kids can’t get enough of them. Play addition war by having each student roll a die and add the numbers together. The one with the higher sum wins. Got a tie? Break it by looking at the number on the outside die.

Learn more: Dice Games and Activities

Pick up some pom-poms

Use double dice or regular ones along with a package of pom-poms for this easy addition activity. Or try it with goldfish crackers for a tasty way to learn!

Learn more: Pom-Pom Addition

Flip a flash card pancake

These pancakes aren’t very tasty, but they’re definitely a clever take on traditional flash cards. Kids will have fun flipping them with a spatula to check their answers.

Learn more: Addition Pancakes

Be the first to fill your grid

Get the free printable game boards for this fun addition game at the link. Kids roll the dice and try to be the first to make sums that fill in their grids.

Learn more: Fill Your Grid

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Addition Puzzle Pics

Click and drag the puzzle pieces to answer the math questions, revealing a cool picture at the end. There are multiple versions for different skills and levels, and you can change the target sums too.

Play it:  Puzzle Pics

Math Pac-Man

Classic arcade game meets math! You’ll have to think fast to solve the equation and eat the right ghost. Try this one in pairs with one student solving and the other moving Pac-Man as fast as they can.

Play it:  Math Pac-Man

Canoe Puppies

Can your puppy-filled canoe beat the others to the finish line? Solve the equations quickly to paddle your way to victory. Students practice two-digit addition with this game.

Play it:  Canoe Puppies

What if the ever-popular game Candy Crush was educational too? Wish granted! Match two squares to make 10, and they disappear from the board. This one will keep kids clicking (and practicing math facts) for hours.

Play it: Plus 10

Number Bonds

Choose a target sum between 10 and 20. Then, aim and shoot the center number ball at one of the balls circling the track to make the target sum. Repeat until all the balls are gone.

Play it:  Number Bonds to 20

Looking for more smart ways to teach addition? Check out Number Bond Activities To Help Kids Develop Number Sense .

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Just I’m like when is the kids she does not really love like love love math in school. Well I do like school and I like math but not love it do you know why because sometimes I feel like it only teaches me kindergarten when right now I’m in first grade and I am in like right now I am like in summer break and I’m going to second grade but that’s not important when I’m trying to say that, whenever I try to play the games it’s for kindergartners like I already know all the answers so I don’t really play it that often and when I don’t play it that often I don’t know if I’m gonna be able to like play that play it that much I think I’m just gonna have to delete that game but I can’t because I mean I want to do I can’t because that one make me bored why because when I’m when it’s school time the first day of school I’m not gonna be able to use my tablet and when it’s school time all I’m going to be doing right now at school is learning and then when I come back home, I’m gonna have to do six math problems and do other things then my tablet I’m not gonna be able to do my tablet when I come home so I hope I’m saying the right thing because yeah so when I come home I can play with my tablet and it’s sad, but it’s summer break and now I can so it’s not really sad for me right now. I’m having a great day and I wish the people in summer break will have a great day to .

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