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Grade 5 Math Worksheet Jul 26, 2025

In the Philippines, a massive claw machine has just set a new Guinness World Record! The giant arcade machine is bigger than a car and lets players grab giant prizes. It’s become a sensation, drawing huge crowds and making headlines for its enormous size and fun appeal.

Adding and Subtracting Fractions with Unlike Denominators

The machine has a bin with 2/5 red plush toys and 1/4 blue plush toys. How much of the bin is filled by red and blue plush toys altogether? Express your answer as a fraction in simplest form.

Multiplying Multi-Digit Numbers

Suppose it costs 23 tokens to play the giant claw machine, and 18 friends step up to play together. How many total tokens do they need?

Understanding Patterns in Place Value

The giant machine lifted toys weighing 30 grams, 300 grams, and 3,000 grams. Explain how the value increases from 30 grams to 3,000 grams by using your understanding of place value patterns.

Grade 5 Math Worksheet Jul 26, 2025

The Philippines is now home to an extraordinary new attraction: the world’s largest claw machine! On July 22, 2025, this giant arcade machine earned a Guinness World Record and drew crowds eager to test their luck. Imagine how many toys it holds and how many people could play at once!

Multiply Multi-Digit Numbers

At the arcade, each claw machine can hold 128 rows of toys.

If there are 37 toys in each row, how many toys can fill one machine?

Represent and Interpret Data on Line Plots

Five friends recorded how long, in seconds, it took them to win a prize: 22, 30, 25, 22, 28. Make a line plot to show the times.

Then, how many friends won in under 25 seconds?

Compare Fractions with Unlike Denominators

Mia played the claw machine and won 2/5 of the plush animals in her group. Caleb won 3/8 of the plush animals.

Who won more plush animals? Show your comparison.

Grade 5 Math Worksheet Jul 26, 2025

Every morning in the UK, a friendly neighborhood cat named Ziggy walks a young boy to school. Ziggy’s dedication hasn’t just inspired the boy and his family, but has also brought the whole community together, earning the cat a nomination for a national award.

Multiplying Fractions and Whole Numbers

Ziggy visits 5 students each morning. If each visit takes 3/4 of an hour, how much time does Ziggy spend visiting students each morning? Show your work and write your answer as a mixed number.

Interpreting Numerical Expressions

The neighborhood is planning a celebration for Ziggy! They are decorating with sets of balloons. They use the expression 3 × (4 + 8) to plan how many balloons to buy. Without calculating the answer, explain what this expression means in words. Then, solve the expression.

Adding and Subtracting Decimals

The boy gives Ziggy treats worth $1.25 in the morning and $0.85 in the afternoon.

How much has he spent on treats in total?

If he gives Ziggy’s friend another $0.95 worth of treats, how much does he spend altogether?

Grade 5 Math Worksheet Jul 26, 2025

This week in the Philippines, a gigantic claw machine broke a world record! People lined up to play the massive arcade game, which is now officially recognized by Guinness as the largest claw machine ever made. Imagine grabbing giant plush toys in a machine that's taller than you!

Adding and Subtracting Fractions

1. The world's biggest claw machine gives out 3/8 of its prizes in the morning and 2/8 in the afternoon.

What fraction of prizes are given out during both periods? Simplify your answer.

2. Yesterday, 7/10 of the toys were won. Today, 3/10 remain.

What fraction of toys have been taken over both days?

Multiplying Whole Numbers and Decimals

1. Each attempt at playing the claw machine costs $1.75. If you play 4 times, how much do you spend?


2. If 8 friends play and each spends $2.50, what is the total amount they spend altogether?

Word Problems: Multi-Step

1. The giant claw machine holds 120 giant plush toys. If 15 toys are won every hour, how many hours will it take to empty the machine?


2. If one player swings the claw and wins 3 toys, but returns 1 toy to the machine, how many toys does the player leave with?

Grade 5 Math Worksheet Jul 26, 2025

A Canadian cyclist just made history by breaking a unique Guinness World Record: the longest distance cycled in 24 hours on a penny-farthing bicycle! This old-fashioned bike, with its giant front wheel, was pedaled nonstop across Canada, grabbing headlines everywhere. Imagine riding such a bike all day to set a world record!

Adding and Subtracting Decimals

The cyclist drank water every 2.35 miles and rode a total of 132.6 miles in one stretch. If he already drank water at 56.2 miles, how much farther did he go before his next water break? Show your work.

Multiplying Fractions and Whole Numbers

During the record attempt, the cyclist ate snacks every 15 of an hour. If he cycled for 15 hours, how many times did he stop for a snack?

Classifying Two-Dimensional Figures

Suppose the wheels of the penny-farthing are modeled as geometric shapes. The front wheel is a circle with a diameter 5 times longer than the rear wheel.

If the rear wheel is a circle with a diameter of 16 inches, what is the diameter of the front wheel?

Grade 5 ELA Worksheet Jul 26, 2025

People in the Philippines broke a Guinness World Record by unveiling the largest claw machine ever made! This giant arcade game was displayed at a busy mall in July 2025, drawing huge crowds and excitement. The record-setting claw machine is now the world’s biggest, giving visitors a chance to grab oversized prizes and have fun.

Vocabulary in Context

What does the word unveiling mean as it is used in the intro? Circle the best answer.

  • a) taking apart
  • b) showing for the first time
  • c) hiding

Writing: Opinion

Would you want to play on the largest claw machine in the world? Explain why or why not in 2-3 sentences.

Reading Comprehension

Answer the question below:
Why was the giant claw machine displayed at a mall in the Philippines? Write a complete sentence.

Grade 5 ELA Worksheet Jul 25, 2025

Every day, a loyal black cat named Ziggy walks a young boy named Matthew to school in England. Ziggy doesn't just stop there—he greets other kids and even goes inside the classroom. Ziggy became so famous that the whole town started cheering for him in a national cat contest!

Use commas to separate items in a series

Put commas in the correct places in these silly, cat-themed sentences. Example: Ziggy brought his charm, bravery, and purrs to the classroom.

  1. Matthew brought his books lunch and backpack to school.
  2. Ziggy walked past teachers friends and parents every day.
  3. The cat visited the playground the office and the hallway.
  4. Everyone cheered clapped and smiled when Ziggy won.

Use context clues to determine meaning of words

Read each sentence about Ziggy. Use the words around the bold word to figure out what it means. Write what the bold word means.

  1. Ziggy is a faithful cat. He waits at the door every morning.
  2. Many people gathered to support Ziggy during the contest.
  3. Ziggy’s daily visit became a tradition for the students.
  4. When Ziggy walked inside, he made everyone feel welcomed.

Determine theme of a story

Ziggy, the black cat, became the favorite companion of students at Matthew’s school. He not only walked with the kids each morning, but also made everyone smile and feel welcome. Soon, Ziggy's friendly loyalty was noticed by teachers and parents. People gathered to support Ziggy when the school entered him in a national cat award contest.

What makes Ziggy such a popular cat at school?

How did people show they liked Ziggy?

Grade 5 ELA Worksheet Jul 24, 2025

Two canoers had an amazing day on an Australian river when they saw a tiny horse stuck and struggling. Quick thinking helped them rescue the foal and give it a ride back upstream to its mom. Everyone cheered as the horse family reunited by the water, safe after a wild adventure!

Use conjunctions to connect ideas

Complete each sentence by choosing the best conjunction from the word bank.
Word Bank: because, or, so, and

  1. The foal was tired ______ it needed to rest with its mother.
  2. The river was deep ______ the foal had trouble swimming across.
  3. The canoers needed to act fast ______ the foal could be safe.
  4. The foal looked scared ______ the canoe came close to help.

Use quotation marks correctly in dialogue

Rewrite the sentences using quotation marks to show what the people or the foal might have said.
Example: Help! I can’t get to the shore.
Rewritten: “Help! I can’t get to the shore,” the foal cried.

  1. We have to help the foal said one canoer.
  2. It's okay little horse the other canoer called out.
  3. Thank you for helping my baby the mother horse might have said.
  4. That was a wild ride the rescued foal could have exclaimed.

Determine the main idea of a text

A young foal was in trouble after getting caught in a strong river current in Australia. Two people in a canoe spotted the foal struggling. They paddled over and were careful not to scare it. Once close, they helped guide the foal into their canoe and took it back to the waiting mother on shore.

What did the canoers do to help the foal?

Where did the reunion between the foal and its mother happen?

Grade 5 ELA Worksheet Jul 22, 2025

Sunny the eaglet made its first flight over Big Bear Lake! The eagle cam captured its adventurous leap into the sky on July 26. This young bird from California's National Forest is soaring and exploring nature's beauty.

Link opinion and reasons using words, phrases, and clauses

Imagine you're Sunny. Use linking words to explain why flying is fascinating. Here's an example: "First, flying lets you see everything from above."

  1. _______, feeling the wind makes you feel free.
  2. Next, _______ you can travel to new places.
  3. Furthermore, _______ spotting animals is more fun from the sky.
  4. Finally, _______ I feel proud after a good flight.

Develop the topic with facts, definitions, concrete details, quotations, or other information

Write a short paragraph about eagles and their first flights. Use the details from the article to help you: "Eagles, as young birds, start their first flights around 10 to 12 weeks old. They must strengthen their wings and skills to soar in the sky."

Use context to confirm or self-correct word recognition

Read the passage about Sunny's adventure. Find a word you don't know and use the surrounding words to figure out what it means.

"Sunny spread its wings wide as it stood at the edge of the nest. With a final glance back, it took a daring leap into the open air and felt the rush of freedom."

What does the word "daring" mean?

How did Sunny feel during its first flight?

Grade 5 ELA Worksheet Jul 22, 2025

A 26-year-old TikToker took a 97-year-old stranger to Wendy's, sharing the visit with followers.

Use context to confirm or self-correct word recognition

Read this sentence and use context to understand the underlined word: "The TikToker was thrilled by the nonagenarian's anecdotes of his adventurous past." What does "nonagenarian" mean? In the context, who is likely telling stories?

Explain the function of conjunctions

Join the sentences using the correct conjunction: but, and, or, because:

1. The TikToker filmed the meeting __ it went viral.

2. They shared fries __ they laughed a lot.

3. It was their first meeting __ they felt like old friends.

4. The visit wasn't planned __ it became memorable.

Quote accurately from a text

Read the short passage below and answer the questions.

"A 26-year-old TikToker took a 97-year-old stranger to Wendy's, sharing the visit with followers. The TikToker enjoyed hearing stories of old times."

Who took the stranger to Wendy's?

What did the TikToker enjoy?

Grade 5 Science Worksheet Jul 26, 2025

Scientific Method

Imagine you want to test if bigger claw machines help players win more prizes. List the steps you would follow using the scientific method. What is the hypothesis you could test?

Physical Properties of Materials

The giant claw is much heavier than the claws in regular machines. Why do you think engineers used special materials to build it? Name two physical properties these materials should have and explain why they are important.

Energy and Motion

When the giant claw moves to grab a prize, it uses energy. Draw a quick diagram below showing where the energy starts and how it moves through the machine. Label each part.

Grade 5 Science Worksheet Jul 13, 2025

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Grade 5 Social Studies Worksheet Jul 26, 2025

Reading Timelines

A claw machine in the Philippines broke a world record in July 2025. Using the information provided, answer:
1. What year did the record-breaking event happen?
2. Name the country where it took place.

Write your answers in full sentences.

Understanding Location and Place

Look at the event location: the Philippines.
1. List two unique things you know or can find out quickly about the Philippines (for example: its location, culture, or climate).
2. Make a quick sketch or description of what you imagine the world's largest claw machine might look like in an arcade there.

Identifying the Main Idea

Read the introduction again. In one or two sentences, state what the main idea of the news story is. Hint: Focus on what happened, where, and why it is important or interesting.

Grade 5 Social Studies Worksheet Jul 13, 2025

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