Geometry and Measurement
Fifth Grade

Resources           

• Measure to the nearest ⅛ inch and millimeter
• Convert given lengths using standard or metric units of measurement
• Convert given weight using standard (ounces) or metric units (grams)
• Convert given mass using standard (cups) or metric units (liter)
• Calculate volume using standard or metric units
• Estimate conversions of measurements within a given system
• Elapsed time
• Calculate, construct, and draw perimeter and area for a square and rectangle
• Identify, describe, and draw representations of geometric relationships, patterns, symmetries, and design in two and three dimensions with and without the use of technology
• Identify radius and diameter of a circle
• Calculate circumference of a circle
• Identify and describe two and three dimensional geometric figures and models according to their properties
• Measure a given angle
• Estimate the measures of angles
• Identify order pairs in quadrant one

Harcourt Brace Math Advantage

AAA Math

Virtual Reality Geometry Activities

•  measuring to the nearest ⅛ inch and millimeter
• converting given lengths using multiplication or division in standard and metric units
• converting given weight in standard and metric units
• converting given mass in standard and metric units
• calculating volume using the appropriate formula in standard and metric units
• estimating conversions of measurements within a given system
• solving problems involving elapsed time with compound units
• calculating, constructing, and drawing perimeter and area using given measurements for squares and rectangles
• identifying, classifying, describing, and sketching two dimensional and three dimensional figures
• identifying, describing, and predicting results of reflections, translations, and rotations of two dimensional figures
• identifying and sketching acute, right, and obtuse angles
• identifying and sketching parallel, perpendicular, and intersecting lines
• identifying congruent and similar figures and lines of symmetry
• identifying the radius and diameter
• calculating the circumference of a given circle
• identifying the components of three dimensional figures and the net
• predicting results of composing and decomposing shapes or figures
• measuring angles between 0 and 180 degrees using a protractor
• estimating the measure of angles within 15 degrees
• identifying ordered pairs for points on a grid
• plotting ordered pairs on a grid in the first quadrant

• Supplementary and complementary angles
• Angle sum and properties of a triangle
• General properties of geometric figures
• Perimeter and area of trapezoid, triangle with interior altitudes, and quadrilaterals

• identifying supplementary and complementary angles
• solving problems using properties of triangles (sum of interior angles of a triangle is 180 degrees)
• identifying properties of geometric figures
• constructing and drawing, using given measurements, trapezoid, triangles with interior altitudes, and quadrilaterals