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5th Grade Math Homework – Week 33

Ten ready-to-print homework sheets for week 33 of the school year, each one page on US Letter with a box for teacher comments and a parent signature, plus an answer key for parents. Preview them, then download one sheet or all ten in a single PDF.

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What week 33 covers

This week’s topics

  • Volume of rectangular prisms

Review of earlier topics

Decimal place value · Comparing decimals · Multiplying and dividing by 10, 100 and 1,000 · Adding and subtracting decimals · Order of operations · Multi-digit multiplication · Multiplying decimals by whole numbers · Multiplying decimals by decimals · Dividing by a two-digit number · Dividing decimals by whole numbers · Dividing by a decimal · Writing fractions in simplest form · Adding and subtracting fractions with unlike denominators · Fractions of a whole number · Multi-step word problems · Converting units

Every sheet has a multiple-choice part and a show-your-work part: about two thirds of the questions come from this week’s topics and one third reviews earlier ones. The 10 sheets use different numbers and questions, so you can give each student a different one or use them over several days.

Preview and download

Sheet #53301

Weekly Math Homework — Grade 5 — Week 33Sheet #53301Name:Date:Parent signatureTeacher commentsDo your best and show your work. When you are done, ask a grown-up to check it and sign.Part 1: Multiple ChoiceFill in the bubble next to the correct answer.1.A box is 3 cm long, 5 cm wide and 3 cm high. What is its volume?A11 cubic cmB15 cubic cmC30 cubic cmD45 cubic cm2.A box is 7 cm long, 8 cm wide and 6 cm high. What is its volume?A336 cubic cmB21 cubic cmC56 cubic cmD392 cubic cm3.A box is 9 cm long, 2 cm wide and 6 cm high. What is its volume?A17 cubic cmB18 cubic cmC96 cubic cmD108 cubic cm4.What is 39.3 × 8?A31.44B314.4C3,144D353.7Part 2: Show Your WorkSolve each problem. Show your work.5.A box is 3 cm long, 6 cm wide and 10 cm high. Find its volume.Show your workAnswer:6.Solve. Show your work.a.76.9 + 27.36Show your workb.41.12 + 98.11Show your workc.68.97 + 59.32Show your workd.98.9 – 79.3Show your workSheet #53301 · Page 1 of 1Free weekly math homework at freeclasstool.com/math-homework

The file has the 10 sheets first, then the 10 answer keys at the end so you can print them separately.

How to use these sheets

  1. Pick a sheet from 1 to 10 to preview it, and turn on Show answer key to see the answers.
  2. Click Download sheet for one sheet with its answer key, or Download all 10 sheets to print for the whole class: the answer keys are at the end of the file.
  3. Print on US Letter and send it home for the weekend; a parent checks it with the answer key and signs the box.

Frequently asked questions

Does week 33 match my school’s curriculum?

Not exactly. The weeks follow the order these topics are commonly taught in 5th grade, spread over a 35-week school year. It’s an estimate, not any program’s pacing guide, so if your class is ahead or behind, pick the week whose topics match what you’re teaching.

Where is the answer key?

Every downloaded sheet has an Answer Key for Parents page right after it. When you download all 10 sheets, the 10 answer keys come at the end of the file, so you can print only the sheets for students. Turn on Show answer key on this page to preview it.

Can I edit a sheet?

Yes. Open the Weekly Math Homework Generator, choose Grade 5 and week 33, and type the sheet number (for example 53301) into the Sheet number box: with the default settings you get the same sheet. Then change the topics or the number of questions, or add a challenge question.

Want to choose the topics yourself?

Use the homework generator to tick your own topics, change the number of questions, add a challenge question or make a new sheet any time.

Weekly Math Homework – Grade 5

5th grade math homework by week

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