Class 5 Maths: units and learning outcomes

MangoMindz teaches Class 5 Maths in 12 units at NCERT standard. Each unit is split into short parts with a picture lesson, read-aloud and a quiz.

🔢 Unit 1: Numbers up to One Lakh

Read, write, compare and round numbers up to 1,00,000 with Indian commas.

  • Indian place value chart
  • Expanded form and place value
  • Comparing numbers
  • Ordering numbers
  • Rounding to nearest 10, 100, 1000

🧮 Unit 2: Adding and Subtracting Large Numbers

Add and subtract big numbers up to one lakh, estimate answers, and solve two-step word problems.

  • Adding with regrouping
  • Subtracting with regrouping
  • Estimating sums and differences
  • Two-step word problems

✖️➗ Unit 3: Multiplication and Division

Multiply big numbers, divide with remainders, check your answers, and solve fun word problems!

  • Multiplying 3-digit by 2-digit numbers
  • Dividing by 1-digit numbers
  • Dividing by 2-digit numbers
  • Word problems with multiplication and division

🔢 Unit 4: Factors and Multiples

Discover what factors and multiples are, learn divisibility rules, and find prime numbers!

  • Finding Factors
  • Finding Multiples
  • Divisibility Rules for 2, 3, 5, and 10
  • Common Factors
  • Common Multiples
  • Prime and Composite Numbers

🍕 Unit 5: Fractions

Learn about fractions: equal parts, equivalent fractions, comparing, adding, subtracting, and mixed numbers.

  • Equivalent Fractions
  • Simplest Form
  • Comparing Unlike Fractions
  • Adding and Subtracting Like Fractions
  • Mixed Numbers and Improper Fractions

🔟 Unit 6: Decimals

Learn about tenths and hundredths, how to read, compare, add and subtract decimals using money and length.

  • Tenths
  • Hundredths
  • Decimal place value
  • Comparing decimals
  • Adding decimals
  • Subtracting decimals

📐 Unit 7: Angles and Shapes

Learn about angles, measure them, and explore triangles and nets of boxes.

  • What is an angle?
  • Acute, right and obtuse angles
  • Measuring angles with a protractor
  • Kinds of triangles
  • Nets of a cube and cuboid

📐 Unit 8: Perimeter, Area and Volume

Find the distance around shapes, the space inside them, and the space inside boxes.

  • Perimeter of Rectangles and Squares
  • Area of Rectangles and Squares
  • Area by Counting Unit Squares
  • Volume by Counting Unit Cubes
  • Word Problems on Perimeter and Area

📏 Unit 9: Measurement and Conversion

Learn to measure length, weight and capacity, and convert between units like km to m and kg to g.

  • Length units: km, m, cm, mm
  • Weight units: kg and g
  • Capacity units: L and mL
  • Word problems with mixed units
  • Estimating measures

🕐 Unit 10: Time and the 24-Hour Clock

Learn to read time in 24-hour clock, find how long things take, and understand days, weeks, months, years, and leap years.

  • Reading the 24-hour clock
  • Converting between 12-hour and 24-hour clock
  • Durations across hours
  • Reading timetables
  • Days, weeks, months, years, and leap years

💰 Unit 11: Money in Daily Life

Learn to handle money: read amounts, find prices, give change, compare costs, and plan a budget.

  • Reading and writing money
  • Total cost
  • Unit price
  • Calculating change
  • Comparing prices
  • Simple budgets

📊 Unit 12: Patterns and Data

Find patterns in numbers, solve magic squares, and read and draw bar graphs and tables!

  • Number Patterns and Rules
  • Magic Squares
  • Reading Tables and Bar Graphs
  • Drawing Tables and Bar Graphs

Free printable charts

  • Table of 11: 11 × 1 to 11 × 12, a quick trick and practice. (Class 4–5 · ages 9–11, free PDF)
  • Table of 12: 12 × 1 to 12 × 12, a quick trick and practice. (Class 4–5 · ages 9–11, free PDF)
  • Table of 13: 13 × 1 to 13 × 12, a quick trick and practice. (Class 4–5 · ages 9–11, free PDF)
  • Table of 14: 14 × 1 to 14 × 12, a quick trick and practice. (Class 4–5 · ages 9–11, free PDF)
  • Table of 15: 15 × 1 to 15 × 12, a quick trick and practice. (Class 4–5 · ages 9–11, free PDF)
  • Table of 16: 16 × 1 to 16 × 12, a quick trick and practice. (Class 4–5 · ages 9–11, free PDF)

All free printable charts

Why children enjoy Maths on MangoMindz

Strong Maths Foundations

The primary years shape how children feel about Maths. MangoMindz breaks each unit into small parts, so your child learns one idea at a time with pictures, read aloud, instead of memorising pages.

Streaks and points reward a little practice every day, which matters more than long, tiring sessions.

Practice That Explains Mistakes

After each lesson, a quick Maths quiz checks the idea straight away. Questions are built around the mistakes children commonly make, and every answer comes with an explanation.

If your child is still stuck, they can ask Mango, the in-app study buddy. Mango gives hints and walks through the steps instead of revealing the answer.

Building Skills Across Classes 1–5

Because MangoMindz is built on NCERT learning outcomes, Maths units grow with your child from Class 1 to Class 5. What they learn in one class builds into what they meet the next year.

On the parent dashboard you can see accuracy by Maths topic and assign a topic you want your child to practise.

Frequently Asked Questions

Does MangoMindz follow the Maths syllabus taught at school?

Lessons and quizzes are written to the NCERT learning outcomes for Maths across Classes 1–5, the core skills most Indian school boards teach in these classes.

Will this help my child with Maths at school?

Short, regular practice on the same ideas taught in class builds confidence. The parent dashboard shows which topics need more practice.

What is MangoMindz?

MangoMindz is a free learning app for children in Classes 1–5 in India. Children learn Maths, English, Hindi and EVS with short picture lessons read aloud, quick quizzes and step-by-step help from Mango, the in-app study buddy.

Which board is MangoMindz for?

Units follow NCERT learning outcomes for Classes 1–5, which CBSE and many state boards use. Most topics also match what ICSE schools teach in these classes, though the order may differ.

Can my child ask a question when stuck?

Yes. Your child can ask Mango about Maths, English, Hindi and EVS. Mango gives hints and explains the steps instead of just handing over the answer.

Can parents track child progress?

Yes. A PIN-protected parent dashboard shows quiz practice and accuracy by topic, and lets you assign topics, set a daily time limit and a bedtime lock.

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