Grade 5 math, as an adventure
46 5th grade topics in six worlds: Morocco and the Sahara, Himalayas, Amazon Rainforest, Siberia, Great Barrier Reef and Torres Strait and Serengeti. In each world, characters guarding eggs ask story problems. Solve them to claim the egg, warm it and hatch a hybrid animal.
The six worlds of Grade 5
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World 1: Morocco and the Sahara
Place Value & Decimals
Big numbers, powers of 10, decimals to thousandths, and multi-digit operations.
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World 2: Himalayas
Expressions & Patterns
Order of operations, writing expressions, and numerical patterns.
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World 3: Amazon Rainforest
Fractions
Adding, subtracting, multiplying and dividing fractions and mixed numbers.
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World 4: Siberia
Measurement & Data
Unit conversions, volume, line plots and averages.
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World 5: Great Barrier Reef and Torres Strait
Geometry
The coordinate plane, classifying shapes, angles, and area of triangles.
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World 6: Serengeti
Ratio, Rate & Percent
Singapore teaches these in Primary 5; in the US they start in grade 6. Unlocked by the teacher.
How a problem works
Problems are read, not raced: there is no timer and no lives to lose. A first wrong answer gets a tip that uses that problem’s own numbers. A second shows the problem worked out step by step. Every wrong answer we plan for is tied to a named mistake, so the grown-ups’ dashboard can show where to help and why.
Ready to hatch the first egg? A grown-up creates the account in a minute, then it’s off to the first world. Kindergarten and Grade 1 are free. The other grades come with a membership.
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