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Grade 5 Reviewer

Elementary Level - DepEd MELC Curriculum (Ages 10-11)

Available: 120 practice questions

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Practice Grade 5 lessons. Each subject has 30 questions based on DepEd MELC curriculum. Build strong foundations for Grade 6 and NAT preparation!

Grade 5 Learning Milestones

Key skills your Grade 5 child should develop this school year:

SkillSubjectWhat They Should Learn
GCF and LCM calculationMathFind greatest common factor and least common multiple of numbers
Fraction operationsMathAdd, subtract, multiply fractions with unlike denominators
Decimal operationsMathPerform all operations with decimals, convert to fractions
Area and perimeterMathCalculate area and perimeter of complex shapes
Ecosystem relationshipsScienceUnderstand food chains, food webs, and energy flow
Physical vs chemical changesScienceDistinguish between physical and chemical changes in matter
Reading analysisEnglishIdentify main idea, supporting details, and author's purpose
Fact vs opinionEnglishDistinguish between factual statements and opinions
Pangungusap analysisFilipinoIdentify paksa at panaguri in Filipino sentences
Literary appreciationFilipinoAnalyze and appreciate Filipino poetry and legends

Subject-by-Subject Learning Guide

Mathematics

Grade 5 Math advances to working with GCF and LCM, operations with fractions and decimals, and introduces basic algebraic thinking. Focus on mastering multi-step problem solving.

  • • Master finding GCF and LCM of numbers
  • • Perform operations with fractions (unlike denominators)
  • • Convert between fractions, decimals, and percentages
  • • Calculate area and perimeter of complex shapes
  • • Solve multi-step word problems

Science

Science in Grade 5 explores ecosystems, matter properties, and introduces the scientific method. Students learn about interdependence in nature and physical/chemical changes.

  • • Understand ecosystem relationships and food chains
  • • Differentiate physical and chemical changes
  • • Learn about biodiversity and conservation
  • • Study weather patterns and the water cycle
  • • Explore human body systems basics

English

English focuses on deeper reading comprehension and analytical skills. Students learn to identify main ideas, distinguish fact from opinion, and develop vocabulary through context.

  • • Identify main idea and supporting details
  • • Distinguish between fact and opinion
  • • Use context clues for vocabulary
  • • Understand author's purpose
  • • Write organized paragraphs with proper punctuation

Filipino

Filipino introduces more complex grammar analysis with paksa at panaguri, and deepens appreciation of Filipino literature through poetry and legends.

  • • Analyze paksa at panaguri in sentences
  • • Expand vocabulary with synonyms and antonyms
  • • Appreciate Filipino poetry (tula) and legends (alamat)
  • • Master proper use of bantas (punctuation)
  • • Write simple compositions in Filipino

Tips for Parents: Supporting Your Grade 5 Child

Do's

  • • Allow 45-60 minutes of focused study time per subject
  • • Encourage reading of various text types (fiction, non-fiction)
  • • Connect math to real-world applications (budgeting, cooking)
  • • Discuss science topics during nature walks or cooking
  • • Practice Filipino through reading local stories together
  • • Use this reviewer for NAT Grade 6 preparation

Don'ts

  • • Don't expect instant mastery of GCF/LCM - it takes practice
  • • Avoid doing homework for them - guide instead
  • • Don't skip Filipino - it's essential for cultural literacy
  • • Avoid comparing to other children's progress
  • • Don't ignore reading comprehension struggles
  • • Avoid cramming - consistent daily practice works better

Suggested Weekly Study Schedule

A balanced approach to help your Grade 5 child succeed:

Monday

Math (45 min)

Focus on fractions/decimals

Tuesday

Science (45 min)

Experiments welcome!

Wednesday

English (45 min)

Reading + vocabulary

Thursday

Filipino (45 min)

Grammar + literature

Friday

Mixed Review (45 min)

Review weak areas

Saturday

Practice Quiz (1 hr)

Take quizzes here!

Sunday

Rest + Light Reading

Enjoyment reading

Frequently Asked Questions

What topics are covered in Grade 5 Math?

Grade 5 Math covers place value and whole numbers, fractions and decimals operations, GCF (Greatest Common Factor) and LCM (Least Common Multiple), geometry including area and perimeter, measurement and conversion, patterns and sequences, basic algebra concepts, and multi-step problem solving.

How difficult is Grade 5 compared to Grade 4?

Grade 5 introduces more complex mathematical operations like working with GCF and LCM, advanced fraction operations, and basic algebraic thinking. Science topics become more detailed with ecosystem relationships and physical/chemical changes. English focuses on literary analysis and research skills.

Is Grade 5 good preparation for Grade 6 and NAT?

Yes! Grade 5 builds essential foundational skills needed for Grade 6 and the NAT Grade 6 exam. Topics like fractions, decimals, percentages, ecosystems, and reading comprehension are heavily tested in NAT. Strong Grade 5 skills lead to better NAT performance.

How many questions are in each Grade 5 subject quiz?

Each subject (Math, Science, English, Filipino) has 30 practice questions, giving a total of 120 questions across all four subjects. Questions are based on the DepEd MELC curriculum for Grade 5.

What science topics should my Grade 5 child focus on?

Key Grade 5 Science topics include matter and its properties, physical and chemical changes, ecosystems and food chains, biodiversity and habitats, weather and the water cycle, earth science and seasons, human body systems, and health and exercise.

How can I help my Grade 5 child with reading comprehension?

Encourage reading various text types including fiction, non-fiction, and informational texts. Discuss main ideas and supporting details, practice identifying fact vs. opinion, and work on vocabulary through context clues. Regular reading of 20-30 minutes daily significantly improves comprehension skills.

What makes Grade 5 Filipino different from lower grades?

Grade 5 Filipino introduces more complex grammar concepts like paksa at panaguri, deeper analysis of literature including tula and alamat, expanded vocabulary with synonyms and antonyms, and more sophisticated writing skills with proper punctuation and sentence structure.

How should I schedule review time for a Grade 5 student?

We recommend 45-60 minutes of study per subject per week, with 15-20 minute focused sessions. Grade 5 students can handle longer study periods but still benefit from breaks. Review one subject per day and use weekends for practice quizzes and weak area review.

About Grade 5 Reviewer

This Grade 5 reviewer is based on the Department of Education (DepEd) Most Essential Learning Competencies (MELC) curriculum for elementary level. Designed for Filipino students ages 10-11, it covers all core subjects with age-appropriate questions.

Grade 5 is a crucial year as students prepare for Grade 6 and eventually the NAT (National Achievement Test). Strong foundations in GCF/LCM, fractions, decimals, ecosystems, and reading comprehension built this year will directly impact NAT performance.

Practice all four core subjects: Mathematics, Science, English, and Filipino. Each quiz has 30 carefully crafted questions to help students master Grade 5 concepts and build confidence for more advanced topics.