Order of Operations Worksheets, Grade 5
Whole numbers and the four operations, with parentheses, brackets and braces. No exponents and no negative numbers yet. Set to grade 5 below; change anything you like.
What grade 5 sheets cover
- Writing and evaluating expressions with ( ), [ ] and { } (standard 5.OA.A.1).
- Multiplication and division facts up to 12 × 12, with exact division only.
- Left to right within multiplication and division, and within addition and subtraction.
Sample grade 5 problems with answers
Five problems from a grade 5 sheet. The first two show the full working.
- (77 ÷ 7) × 6 = 66
- Parentheses: 77 ÷ 7 = 1111 × 6
- Multiply: 11 × 6 = 6666
- (17 − 11) ÷ 2 = 3
- Parentheses: 17 − 11 = 66 ÷ 2
- Divide: 6 ÷ 2 = 33
- (3 + 10) + 19 = 32
- [(20 + 17) − 14] − 5 = 18
- 15 + (18 + 6) = 39
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What does grade 5 order of operations cover?
Whole numbers and the four operations, with parentheses, brackets and braces. No exponents and no negative numbers yet.
What is the sheet code?
Each worksheet prints a short code such as P6IE-20-1ABC2D. It stores the convention, grade, options, problem count and the random seed. Type it into the Sheet code box and press Load to get the identical sheet and key again, for example to reprint for another class.
What can I do for free?
Make 3 new worksheets a day with up to 20 problems each, print them, save them as PDF or download them as HTML. Free sheets carry a small footer line, and the answer key shows every final answer plus step-by-step work for the first 3 problems. No account is needed.
How do I know the answer keys are right?
Every problem is computed with exact fractions, never rounded decimals. Before each release, tens of thousands of generated problems are checked against a second, separately written calculator that reads the printed expression, and every step in the key is checked to keep the same value.
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