Grade 5 Curriculum (Free)
Science (Gr5)
13 Topics
Science 5 (Gr5)
Animals (Gr5)
Topographic Maps (Gr5)
Traits and Heredity (Gr5)
Scientific Names (Gr5)
Force and Motion (Gr5)
Heat and thermal energy (Gr5)
Classification (Gr5)
Astronomy (Gr5)
Atoms and molecules (Gr5)
Animal Adaptations (Gr5)
Magnets (Gr5)
Lab tools and equipment (Gr5)
Mathematics (Gr5)
19 Topics
Number Sense – Fractions, Decimals, and Percents (Gr5)
Number Sense – Whole Numbers (Gr5)
Operations – Addition and Subtraction (Gr5)
Operations – Math Facts (Gr5)
Operations – Mental Math (Gr5)
Operations – Multiplication and Division (Gr5)
Operations – Properties and Relationships (Gr5)
Algebra – Coding (Gr5)
Algebra – Equations and Inequalities (Gr5)
Algebra – Mathematical Modelling (Gr5)
Algebra – Patterns and Relationships (Gr5)
Data – Data Literacy (Gr5)
Data – Probability (Gr5)
Spatial Sense – Geometric and Spatial Reasoning (Gr5)
Spatial Sense – Measurement (Gr5)
Financial Literacy – Money and Finances (Gr5)
Financial Literacy – US (Gr5)
Statistics (Gr5)
Triangles and quadrilaterals (Gr5)
English (Gr5)
13 Topics
Adjectives and Adverbs (Gr5)
Grammar (Gr5)
Nouns (Gr5)
Pronouns (Gr5)
Punctuation and Capitalization (Gr5)
Reference Skills (Gr5)
Sentences (Gr5)
Verbs (Gr5)
Vocabulary (Gr5)
Word Analysis (Gr5)
Writing and Composition (Gr5)
Figurative Language (Gr5)
Reading Strategies (Gr5)
Health (Gr5)
5 Topics
Active Living (Gr5)
Healthy Living – Making Healthy Choices (Gr5)
Healthy Living – Understanding Health Concepts (Gr5)
Movement Competence: Skills, Concepts, and Strategies (Gr5)
Social-Emotional Learning Skills (Gr5)
Social Studies (Gr5)
14 Topics
People and Environments: The Role of Government & Responsible Citizenship (Gr5)
English colonies in North America – US (Gr5)
Early 19th century American history – US (Gr5)
20th century American history – US (Gr5)
The American Revolution – US (Gr5)
Maps – US (Gr5)
Oceans and continents – US (Gr5)
State capitals – US (Gr5)
States – US (Gr5)
Cities – US (Gr5)
Government – US (Gr5)
American symbols, landmarks and monuments – US (Gr5)
American national holidays – US (Gr5)
Banking and finance – US (Gr5)
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Writing and Composition (Gr5)
Grade 5 Curriculum (Free)
English (Gr5)
Writing and Composition (Gr5)
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Skills:
Choose between adjectives and adverbs (
4:04)
Choose between personal and reflexive pronouns (
13:04)
Choose between subject and object personal pronouns (
8:19)
Choose between the past tense and past participle (
4:10)
Commas with compound and complex sentences (
4:17)
Commas with direct addresses, introductory words and interjections (3:32)
Compound subjects and objects with “I” and “me” (
3:48)
Contractions with “not” (
10:58)
Correct capitalization errors (
9:36)
Correct errors with frequently confused words (
6:15)
Correct inappropriate shifts in verb tense (5:02
)
Fill in the missing correlative conjunction (
3:11)
Form and use plurals of nouns ending in f, fe, o and y (
11:31)
Form and use plurals: review (
7:21)
Form and use the irregular past tense (
4:46)
Form and use the regular past tense (
3:34)
Form and use the simple past, present and future tense (
3:44)
Form plurals of nouns ending in f, fe, o and y (
11:03)
Form plurals: review (
4:36)
Form the perfect verb tenses (
3:42)
Form the progressive verb tenses (
3:31)
Form the singular or plural possessive (
4:28)
Identify and correct errors with plural and possessive nouns (
6:50)
Is it a complete sentence or a fragment? (
01:48)
Is it a complete sentence or a run-on? (
10:15)
Is it a complete sentence, a fragment or a run-on? (
3:56)
Order adjectives (
7:47)
Pronoun-verb contractions (
2:29)
Punctuating dialogue (
4:09
)
Replace the noun with a personal pronoun (
6:09)
Spell adjectives that compare (
5:30)
Use adjectives to compare (
7:53)
Use adjectives with more and most (
9:12)
Use adverbs to compare (
8:46)
Use coordinating conjunctions (
8:57)
Use possessive pronouns (
10:04)
Use reflexive pronouns (
5:31)
Use relative adverbs (
3:58)
Use relative pronouns: who and whom (
3:38)
Use relative pronouns: who, whom, whose, which and that (
3:04)
Use the correct frequently confused word (
4:07)
Use the correct homophone (
8:12)
Use the correct modal verb (
5:14
)
Use the correct pair of correlative conjunctions (
3:11)
Use the correct subject or verb (
8:27)
Use the correct subject or verb – with compound subjects (
2:27)
Use the perfect verb tenses (
3:42)
Use the progressive verb tenses (
3:31)
Which sentence is more formal? (
3:45)
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