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Where you are in this year, and what comes next.

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  • Measurement and space
  • Number and algebra
  • Statistics and probability
  • Needs both

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The Learning Map is the spine of your learning. Follow this example to see how to read it, then try the map above.

Example: Year 9 Mathematics · Transit view

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Choose where to begin.

Choose a subject and year, or search for a concept. The map shows the ideas in that part of your learning.

Read the dots and lines.

Each dot is a concept. Coloured lines group related ideas into strands. Select a dot to open its details.

Follow the learning.

See what an idea builds on and where it leads. When lessons are available, choose a level to continue learning.

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How to read the map

Concepts

  • A concept. Its four lessons: Starting, Developing, Strong, Exceeding.
  • Map only. The concept and its links, ahead of its lesson.
  • Chosen. The concept open in the panel.
  • A strand. Its line, with its letter.
  • Needs both. It builds on two strands.
  • Start here. The year’s first lesson.

Connections

  • Builds on. An essential step before.
  • Uses. Applies a method from another concept.
  • Connects to. Related, and optional.
  • Leads to. A later application.

Arrows point to the concept that comes next. Distance on the map shows order.

Every link has a reason: a step that comes first, a method used again, a related idea or a later application.

Subjects

  • Mathematics. K–10, Standard, Advanced, Extension 1 and 2.
  • English. K–10 and Advanced.
  • Science. Physics, Chemistry and Biology.

A subject always shows its colour, its glyph and its name.

Lessons in Mathematics K–10, Year 5

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Mathematics K–10 · Year 5

15 lessons in this selection

Learning Map for Mathematics K–10 · Year 5 15 concepts · 4 topics · builds on 10 concepts from other years

Each concept of Mathematics K–10 · Year 5, and what it builds on, is drawn in the map above.

Sequence: NSW syllabus, as used on the learning platform for Mathematics K–10. For NSW, read each concept beside your state or territory’s official curriculum.

Fractions and decimalsNumber and algebra

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Recognises and names unit fractions of shapes and collectionsStructure
  1. Introduction
  2. Prerequisite review
  3. The idea
  4. Worked examples
  5. Practice set
  6. Common errors
  7. Extension
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Finds equivalent fractions using models and multiplicationStructure
  1. Introduction
  2. Prerequisite review
  3. The idea
  4. Worked examples
  5. Practice set
  6. Common errors
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Adds and subtracts fractions with the same denominatorStructure
  1. Introduction
  2. Prerequisite review
  3. The idea
  4. Worked examples
  5. Practice set
  6. Common errors
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Adds and subtracts fractions with unlike denominatorsStructure
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  2. Prerequisite review
  3. The idea
  4. Worked examples
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Reads and orders decimals to thousandths using place valueStructure
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  4. Worked examples
  5. Practice set
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Adds, subtracts and multiplies decimalsStructure
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Area, volume and anglesMeasurement and space

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Uses formulas to find the area of rectangles and trianglesStructure
  1. Introduction
  2. Prerequisite review
  3. The idea
  4. Worked examples
  5. Practice set
  6. Common errors
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Calculates the volume of rectangular prismsStructure
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Measures and draws angles with a protractorStructure
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  3. The idea
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Plots and reads points in all four quadrants of the Cartesian planeStructure
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  4. Worked examples
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Analysing dataStatistics and probability

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Calculates the mean, median, mode and range of a data setStructure
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  2. Prerequisite review
  3. The idea
  4. Worked examples
  5. Practice set
  6. Common errors
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Interprets line graphs and two-way tablesStructure
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ChanceStatistics and probability

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Describes chance using words such as likely, unlikely and impossibleStructure
  1. Introduction
  2. Prerequisite review
  3. The idea
  4. Worked examples
  5. Practice set
  6. Common errors
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Assigns probabilities to simple events as fractionsStructure
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Curriculum details for Mathematics K–10

NSW school sequence.

Stage 3 in the NSW source sequence · Years 5–6.

The Mathematics K–10 collection follows its named source sequence. For New South Wales, read each concept beside your state or territory’s official curriculum.

In Mathematics K–10, some source stages span two years and share lessons; choose a topic within the selected year level and revisit its foundation explanations when needed.

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