5th Grade Common Core: 5.MD.5c
Common Core Identifier: 5.MD.5c / Grade: 5
Curriculum: Measurement And Data: Geometric Measurement: Understand Concepts Of Volume And Relate Volume To Multiplication And To Addition.
Detail: Recognize volume as additive. Find volumes of solid figures composed of two non-overlapping right rectangular prisms by adding the volumes of the non-overlapping parts, applying this technique to solve real world problems.
31 Common Core State Standards (CCSS) aligned worksheets found:
Use these task cards with students learning the basics of composite-figure volume.
Level: 5th Grade
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Find the volume of each composite shape, made up of rectangular prisms. On this worksheet, the lengths of all sides are given.
Level: 5th Grade
Students can use this worksheet to find the volume in pixels of a video game character.
Level: 5th Grade
Find the missing lengths and calculate the volume of each shelf to find out how many robot boxes can fit on all the shelves.
Level: 5th through 7th Grades
Find the additive volume of four composite figures. The first one is a step-by-step example. This worksheet has 4 problems to solve.
Level: 5th Grade
Use this worksheet to show students how to solve a real-life composite volume problem.
Level: 5th Grade
With this worksheet, students must find the lengths of two sides of two different composite figures and then calculate each shape's volume in order to determine which is bigger.
Level: 5th Grade
Answer questions related to: order of operations, converting from kilometers to meters, multiplying decimals, factoring, and long division with decimals.
Level: 5th Grade
Practice finding composite volume with this advanced worksheet featuring two diagrams of RVs.
Level: 5th through 7th Grades
This week, students will practice plotting points on a coordinate grid, dividing with decimals, converting gallons to quarts, and finding the volume of an irregular shape.
Level: 5th Grade
These task cards can help students practice finding the volume of composite figures.
Level: 5th Grade
The building show in made up of two rectangular prisms. Find the volume of each part and add them together.
Level: 5th Grade
Students must find the lengths of three sides of this composite figure to be able to find the volume of the video game character.
Level: 5th Grade
Find the volumes of the boxes used for Christmas presents. Then add to find the combined volume. Advanced level features larger numbers and decimals. Calculator recommended for this level.
Level: 6th through 8th Grades
Use additive calculations to find the volumes of four figures. Each figure is made of non-overlapping rectangular prisms. Two side lengths not given for each figure.
Level: 5th Grade
This word problem helps students understand when they may need to find composite volume in the real world.
Level: 5th Grade
Figure out how many boxes of robots can fit on the shelves using concepts of composite volume.
Level: 5th Grade
Multiply decimals by 2-digit numbers, review prime factorization, convert standard units, and calculate the volume of an irregular shape.
Level: 5th Grade
Use these task cards to help reinforce key skills related to finding the volume of composite figures.
Level: 5th through 7th Grades
This worksheet has two figures for students to find the missing lengths and volumes of.
Level: 5th Grade
To find the volume of this video game character, students must first determine the lengths of three sides of the composite figure.
Level: 5th through 7th Grades
Calculate the volumes of the Christmas present boxes. Then add to find the combined, additive volume. Basic level features single-digit whole numbers. All side lengths given.
Level: 5th through 7th Grades
Find the volume of each figure. Sides are either 2-digit lengths or decimals. Not all sides are given. First problem is a walk-through style.
Level: 5th through 7th Grades
This worksheet has two composite shapes for students to practice volume calculations with.
Level: 5th Grade
This worksheet has six additive volume problems to solve. Not all sides are given.
Level: 5th Grade
Students can use concepts of additive volume to find the volumes of these six shapes.
Level: 5th through 7th Grades
This worksheet is slightly more difficult than the basic Stocking the Shelves worksheet.
Level: 5th Grade
These daily word problems help students practice important 5th grade math skills, such as calculating additive volume.
Level: 5th Grade
This worksheet includes two composite figures for students to find the missing lengths and volumes of.
Level: 5th through 7th Grades
With this basic-level worksheet, students find the volumes of two different RVs and determine which is larger.
Level: 5th Grade
Students find the volumes of the Christmas presents. Then add to find the additive volume of the composite shape. Intermediate level features single-digit whole numbers. Some side lengths are unknown variables.
Level: 5th through 7th Grades
