Year 5 Maths Printable Worksheets

Students start at the dot and follow the directions of the arrows to draw a picture (reindeer) on the grid. This Christmas themed resource can be used in the classroom or at home.

Students start at the dot and follow the directions of the arrows to draw a picture on the grid.

Translating s shape means sliding it up or down or side to side. You may not change the shape in any way. This worksheet asks students to translate each shape.

This maths worksheet on 3D shapes asks students to complete the table by filling the missing properties.

Students match the correct net with the 3D shapes by completing the table.

Students name the 2D shapes.

Students label each angle with 'acute', 'obtuse' or 'reflex'.

Students are asked to tick the correct box to show whether the shape is regular or irregular.

Math: Investigation - Work out how many tiles there are in the first box, then read the description carefully to colour the correct tiles in the second box.

Math: 3D Reflections - Look at the cubed shapes and draw their refection on the right hand side of the grid.

Math: Angles - An angle measures the amount of turn. Find the angle marked 'x'.

Math: Translations - To translate a shape all we have to do is move it in a straight line without rotating, resizing or anything else. Translate the shaded shapes.

Math: Symmetry - Complete the symmetrical patterns with 1 and 2 lines of symmetry.

Math: Symmetry - If a shape is symmetric it means that it is exactly the same on both sides of the dotted line (the line of symmetry). Look at the shapes and draw their mirror reflections.

Math: Lines - Answer the questions about horizontal, vertical and diagonal lines.

Math: Co-ordinates - Read the co-ordinates to spell the names of countries.

Math: Area and perimeter - Look at the picture of the field and solve the questions about area and perimeter.

Math: Area - The area is the size of a surface. Look at the shapes and write the area. Your answers should be in cm².

Math: Perimeter - The perimeter is the total distance around the outside of a shape. Children must look at the shapes and work out the perimeter.