Make Friday something to look forward to all year with these 5th Grade Fun Friday math games! Everything you need to play the games is all on one page! This bundle of 60 print and play math games covers important fifth grade math standards and are the perfect stress-free reward for a week of hard work.

The key features of these 5th Grade Fun Friday Math Games are:

• there are 15 games per quarter, so it is easy to mix and match and differentiate
• all math games are 1 page, with the directions and spinner on the page
• all games are aligned to the 5th grade math standards
• all 5th grade math games come in color and “printer ink friendly” black and white
• an answer key is provided for games with specific problems
• all 5th grade math games are “print and play”; all you have to do is insert a brass fastener and paper clip to make a spinner and the games are ready to play
• the games are simple to play, but lots of fun

The 5th Grade Fun Friday Math Games included in this bundle are:

1st Quarter 5th grade math games include:

• Gumball Grab - Multiplication Facts
• Knock Off, Lock Off - Unknown Factor Multiplication
• Animal Tracks - Multi-Digit Multiplication
• Tic-Tac-Toe Challenge - Division Facts
• Knock Off, Lock Off - Long Division (2 Digits Divided By 1 Digit)
• Martian Adventure - Long Division (3 Digits Divided By 1 Digit)
• Hawaii Hop - Long Division (3 Digits Divided By 2 Digits)
• Treehouse Climb - Long Division (3 Digits Divided By 2 Digits)
• Park Hike - Long Division (4 Digits Divided By 2 Digits)
• Greater Than, Less Than Decimal Challenge - Comparing Decimals
• Boxed In - Decimal Place Value
• Knock Off, Lock Off - Forms of Decimals
• Tic-Tac-Toe Challenge - Rounding Decimals
• Knock Off, Lock Off - Rounding Decimals
• Donuts Four In A Row - Powers of Ten

2nd Quarter 5th grade math games include:

• Ahoy! Sea Race - Adding Decimals
• Lemonade Sale - Subtracting Decimals
• Monster Truck Rally - Multiplying Decimals
• Knock Off, Lock Off - Dividing Decimals
• Bounce Across - Dividing Decimals
• Balloon Flight - Multiplying and Dividing Decimals
• Blue Skies Travel Time - Decimal Computation
• Downhill Ski Race - Decimal Computation
• Knock Off, Lock Off - Order of Operations No Parentheses
• Extreme Sports Rush - Order of Operations With Parentheses
• Deep Water Dive - Order of Operations With Parentheses and Brackets
• Knock Off, Lock Off - Order of Operations Mixed Practice
• Ice Storm - Order of Operations Mixed Practice
• Tower Climb - Interpreting Expressions
• Westward Expansion - Interpreting Expressions

3rd Quarter 5th grade math games include:

• Ice Skate Knock Off, Lock Off - Equivalent Fractions
• Tic-Tac-Toe - Equivalent Fractions
• Snowboard Race - Adding Fractions
• Up, Up, and Away - Subtracting Fractions
• Alien Knock Off, Lock Off - Reducing Fractions
• Winter Wonderland - Fractions In Lowest Terms
• Waterspout Spin - Mixed Numbers
• Rock Wall Climb - Mixed Numbers
• Deep Dive - Multiplying Fractions
• Blizzard Blitz - Multiplying Fractions
• Snow Maze - Dividing Unit Fractions
• Dog Sled Race - Fraction Multiplication As Scaling
• Arctic Catch - Comparing Decimals
• Treasure Hunt - Long Division
• Superhero Star - Decimal Computation

4th Quarter 5th grade math games include:

• Coconut Capture - Converting Measurements (Standard)
• Scuba Dive - Converting Measurements (Metric)
• Tic, Tac, Toe - Converting Measurements (Metric)
• Summer Sweetness Knock-Off, Lock Off - Volume Cubic Units
• Road Trip - Exploring Volume
• Desert Journey - Exploring Volume
• Building Climb - Volume Formula
• BBQ Bash - Volume Formula
• Rain and Rainbows - Coordinate Grids
• Hot Sun - Coordinate Grids
• Tents Four in a Row - Shape Characteristics
• Camp Knock-Off, Lock-Off - Shape Characteristics
• Beach Crawl - Shape Characteristics
• Camp Knock-Off, Lock-Off - Order of Operations
• Beach Day - Decimal Computation

Your students will have a blast practicing 5th grade math concepts skills with these easy to play math games! These games are designed to help students practice important math skills, review key concepts, be easy to play, and require little or no preparation. The games work well as centers, whole class activities, or for students who finish work quickly. Best of all, playing the games promotes higher level thinking and they are aligned to fifth grade math standards (including the Common Core Standards)!