CBSE Foundation (Class 5)

Learn to convert numerals into words and number names into numerals.

Read, compare and construct seven-digit and eight-digit numbers

Compare numbers accurately and arrange them in ascending or descending order.

Rounding replaces a number with a nearby value that is easier to work with. Read and write numbers using Roman numeral symbols

Students will learn the basic concepts of addition and subtraction, understand the use of mathematical symbols (+ and −), and solve simple numerical problems using real-life examples.

Use number properties to simplify addition and perform mental calculations. 

Understand why subtraction cannot be rearranged in the same way as addition.

Use rounded values to estimate totals and differences.

Translate everyday situations into addition and subtraction equations.

Solve problems that require more than one arithmetic operation and Find unknown values by using inverse operations.

What they mean, how they are connected, and where we use them in everyday life.

Explore the commutative, associative, distributive, identity and zero properties to make calculations easier.

Use quick divisibility rules to tell whether one number divides another without doing the full division.

Solve problems that need more than one operation, using the correct order of operations.

And Find unknown digits and numbers in multiplication and division equations using inverse operations and reasoning.

Identify prime numbers, which have exactly two factors, and learn to list primes up to 100.

Tell even and odd numbers apart and understand how they behave when added or multiplied.And Recognise composite numbers, which have more than two factors, and tell them apart from primes.

HCF : Find the greatest number that divides two or more numbers exactly, using listing, prime factorisation and division methods.

LCM : Find the smallest number that is a multiple of two or more numbers, using listing, prime factorisation and division methods.

Prime Factorisation : Break a number into a product of prime numbers using factor trees and repeated division.

Learn the main types of fractions (proper, improper, mixed, like, unlike, equivalent and unit fractions) and how to tell them apart.

Addition of fraction : Add like and unlike fractions, including mixed numbers.

Subtract of fraction : Subtract like and unlike fractions, including mixed numbers.

Multiple of fraction : Multiply a fraction by a whole number or another fraction.

Fractions of Quantities : Find a fraction of a number or amount.

Word Problem : Solve real-life problems using fractions.

Decimal Notation: Read and write numbers with a decimal point.

Place Value in Decimals: Understand tenths, hundredths and thousandths.

Addition of Decimals : Add decimals by lining up decimal points.

Subtraction of Decimals : Subtract decimals, with regrouping.

Solve real-life problems with decimals.

Meaning : Understand “per cent” as parts out of 100.

Fraction as a percentage : Convert percentages to fractions and back.

Percentage of a Quantity : Calculate a percentage of a number.

Basics Geometry : Recognise common shapes in our surroundings

Types of line: Identify straight, curved, horizontal, vertical and slanting lines.

Parallel lines : Identify lines that never meet and lines that meet at right angles.

2D : Study the sides and corners of flat shapes.

3D : Identify solid shapes and their real-life examples.

Count the parts of solid shapes.And Compare shapes by sides, angles and symmetry. is known as geometrical shapes

Learn that an angle is formed when two rays meet at a point. and Use a protractor to measure angles. and Understand the degree as the unit of angle.

Acute Angles : Identify angles smaller than 90°.

Obtuse Angles : Identify angles between 90° and 180°.

Right Angles : Identify angles of exactly 90°.

Straight Angles : Identify angles of exactly 180°.

Reflex angles : Identify angles between 180° and 360°.

Comparing Angles : Compare angles by size and order them.

Identifying Angles in Figures : Find and name angles in shapes and real-life objects

Perimeter = Find the distance around a shape.

Understand area as the space inside a shape.

Volume : Understand volume as the space a solid takes up.

Simple Concept : Find the volume of cubes and cuboids.

Work out an unknown side using a formula.

Learn to measure length, mass and capacity using standard units, convert between units, and use measurement in everyday problems.

Learn to read clocks (12-hour and 24-hour), convert units of time, use the calendar, and solve elapsed-time problems.

Convert between seconds, minutes and hours.

Calendar : Read dates, days and months on a calendar.

Elapsed Time : Find how much time has passed between two times.

Learn to recognise Indian coins and notes, add, subtract, multiply and divide amounts of money, make bills, and solve shopping, change and profit-and-loss problems.

Bills : Read and make a shopping bill.

Shoppings : Solve everyday buying problems.

Understand what symmetry is, find lines of symmetry in shapes, letters and everyday objects, and complete symmetrical figures.

Learn to spot, continue and create number patterns, shape patterns and repeating patterns, and find missing terms using the pattern rule.

Use reasoning to crack patterns that need more than one step: odd one out, two-step rules, alternating and growing patterns, letter patterns and number grids.

Learn to collect and organise data, read tables, pictographs and bar graphs, draw simple graphs, compare data, and answer questions from data.