Maths Worksheets for Class 5 — Free CBSE/NCERT PDFs

All Class 5 Mathematics worksheets

• CBSE Class 5 Mathematics Half-Yearly Sample Paper
• Class 5 Maths Sample Question Paper (CBSE) — with Answer Key
• Symmetry and Patterns Workbook - Class 5 Mathematics
• Temperature and Its Measurement - Class 5 Mathematics
• Data Handling and Bar Graphs - Class 5 CBSE
• Prime and Composite Numbers - Class 5 CBSE Mathematics
• Class 5 Maths: Factors and Multiples Workbook
• Mathematics Workbook: Average
• Volume and Capacity: Cubes, Cuboids, and Conversions
• Area and Perimeter: Rectangles and Squares - Word Problems
• Class 5 Mathematics Workbook - Unitary Method
• Percentage Practice for Class 5
• Decimals: Addition, Subtraction, and Multiplication
• Fractions: Multiplication and Division Workbook - Class 5 CBSE
• Fractions: Addition and Subtraction of Unlike Fractions (Class 5 CBSE)
• HCF and LCM Word Problems Workbook - Class 5 CBSE
• HCF and LCM Workbook - Class 5 CBSE
• Class 5 Mathematics: Percentage and Profit/Loss (Hard)
• Class 5 Maths: Place Value and Roman Numerals Worksheet
• Class 5 Decimals Introduction Worksheet
• Class 5 Maths: Multiplication & Long Division
• Decimals and Place Value Practice

Topics covered in Class 5 Mathematics

• Large numbers — lakhs, crores; Indian and international system
• Roman numerals up to 100
• Multiplication and division of large numbers
• Factors, multiples, HCF and LCM
• Fractions — addition, subtraction, multiplication, division
• Decimals — addition, subtraction, multiplication, division
• Percentages — converting fractions/decimals/percentages
• Unitary method and simple ratio
• Profit and loss
• Simple interest (introduction)
• Time — 24-hour clock, time-zone basics, elapsed time
• Measurement — metric conversions, perimeter, area
• Volume of cubes and cuboids
• Averages
• Data handling — bar graphs and pie charts (read)
• Word problems on all of the above

How to use these worksheets at home

• Mix conceptual and computational sheets each week. A pure-computation diet hides shaky understanding; a pure-concept diet leaves children slow in exams.
• Print on A4 and insist on units in every answer (kg, cm², ₹) — Class 5 marks are routinely lost to missing units.
• For percentages, teach the three conversions (fraction ↔ decimal ↔ %) first, then word problems. Doing word problems before the conversions are automatic is where most Class 5 children stall.
• Re-print one HCF/LCM and one fractions sheet every two weeks for revision. These are the topics Class 6 builds on directly.

Related topics & sibling classes

Class 5 Mathematics worksheet FAQs

What Maths topics are covered in Class 5?

Class 5 Maths covers large numbers (lakhs/crores), Roman numerals, multiplication and division of large numbers, HCF and LCM, fraction and decimal operations, percentages, unitary method, profit and loss, an introduction to simple interest, time, metric measurement, perimeter, area, volume of cubes/cuboids, averages, data handling and word problems.

Are these worksheets aligned to CBSE and NCERT?

Yes. The topics and difficulty mirror NCERT's Class 5 Maths textbook ('Math-Magic' / 'Maths Mela') and the CBSE Class 5 syllabus.

What's the easiest way to teach HCF and LCM in Class 5?

Start with prime factorisation — break each number into its prime factors first, then HCF (take the common ones) and LCM (take all of them) become a matter of circling, not memorising rules. Our HCF/LCM worksheets follow this order.

My child finds fraction multiplication confusing — what helps?

Show one rule and stop: 'multiply the tops, multiply the bottoms, then simplify.' Do five practice questions with the answer key open before attempting any unaided. Confidence comes from a clean rule, not from many rules.

Are these worksheets free to download as PDF?

Yes — every Class 5 Maths worksheet is free to download and print, no signup.

Do the worksheets come with answer keys?

Yes. Each workbook has a 'With answer key' print view.