5th Grade Measurement Worksheets

Use these word problems to give students practice adding and subtracting money and units of measure. Students will add or subtract three-, four-, and five-digit numbers to solve these real-life problems.

In this worksheet your students will get practice analyzing word problems to find out if they need to add or subtract numbers to solve the equation.

Develop students' problem-solving skills with everyday word problems. Students will add and subtract money and units of measure to solve these problems. This math worksheet involves addition and subtraction with two-, three-, four-, and five-digit numbers.

Students will apply addition and subtraction skills to real-life word problems involving measurements. Remind students to take care when units of measurement need to be converted.

Test students' arithmetic skills with real-life word problems involving units of measurement. Students must multiply, add, or subtract whole numbers, decimals, and fractions to solve the problems in this math worksheet.

Give students practice using addition and subtraction to solve real-life word problems involving money and units of measurement. Students must add or subtract large numbers, fractions, or three or more numbers to solve the problems in this math worksheet.

Give students practice choosing appropriate units to measure the length (inches, feet, yards) or weight (ounces, pounds, tons) of each common item. This printable measurement worksheet focuses on the U.S. customary system.

In this math worksheet, students circle the units that are the closest estimate for each measurement. Students need mental benchmarks for each U.S. customary unit in order to choose the best unit of measure.

Encourage care and concentration as students make conversion tables to convert dollars to cents, weeks to days, and hours to minutes. Children will grasp that they are dealing with multiples of 7, 60, and 100 in this math worksheet.

Teach students how to convert ounces, cups, pints, quarts, and gallons with the conversion chart in this measurement worksheet. In this activity, students must figure out whether they need to multiply or divide by the unit of capacity for each problem.

The conversion table in this measurement printable shows how to convert inches, feet, yards, and miles. Students must determine whether to multiply or divide by the unit of length for each conversion.

Use multiplication and division to convert money and metric units in this math worksheet. Students must convert dollars to cents, cents to dollars, centimeters to millimeters, and millimeters to centimeters.

Use multiplication and division to convert metric units in this math worksheet. Students must convert centimeters to meters, meters to centimeters, meters to kilometers, and kilometers to meters.

Apply math skills to real-life problems involving decimals, money, and measurement. Students need to choose the operation (multiplication, division, addition, or subtraction) to solve each word problem. Most of these word problems require two steps to solve.

These real-life word problems involve decimals, money, and measurement. Students need to choose the operation (multiplication, addition, or subtraction) to solve each word problem. One of these word problems requires two steps to solve.

Gives students practice using multiplication and division to solve word problems. To solve the problems in this math worksheet, students will use variations of the formula Distance = Speed x Time.

To solve these speed word problems, students use the information given and variations of the formula Distance = Speed x Time. This math worksheet gives students practice multiplying, dividing, and working with formulas.

How much time has elapsed? Students use their understanding of time to track changes in hours or minutes for each word problem in this math worksheet.

These complex fraction problems ask children to find 3⁄5, 7⁄10, or 2⁄3 of each dollar amount or measurement. Ensure that children are dividing the amount by the denominator and multiplying the result by the numerator to find each answer.

These word problems involving time require students to add or subtract hours and minutes. Students must remember that hours are based on units of 60 rather than 10.

These real-life word problems require students to multiply or divide units of time (minutes, hours, or days).

Choose the operation (addition, subtraction, multiplication, or division) to complete the word problems in this math worksheet. This printable gives students practice using arithmetic to solve real-life word problems involving money and units of measurement.