Grade 3 math worksheets help children get accustomed to new ideas and concepts introduced at this stage. Through the various exercises presented, these grade 3 worksheets help the child absorb concepts like fractions, geometry, time, and money in the most efficient way and apply them.

In Grade 5 children learn to operate both on fractions and decimals. With a new concept getting introduced in every grade, percentages and the unitary method get introduced in Grade 5. Children start learning higher-order concepts in geometry. Concepts like measuring and drawing angles. By grade 5 the knowledge of whole numbers and their operations is strengthened. It is in this grade children also learn to operate on decimal numbers.&nbsp;Keeping this transition from primary school to middle school in mind, the Common Core lays down the standards for grade 5 mathematics with increased focus on generalization of place value to decimal numbers and operations on fractions and decimals.&nbsp;Common Core introduces Coordinate Geometry &nbsp;and the idea of volume as an attribute of 3-dimensional objects for the first time in grade 5. Reading and interpretation of measurement data using line plots is also one of the key areas of focus.&nbsp;Let children explore the different approaches to arrive at the right answer.
The curriculum of Grade 5, cuts across 5 major domains:
<ol>
	<li>Operations and Algebraic Thinking</li>
	<li>Numbers and Operations in Base 10</li>
	<li>Numbers and Operations- Fractions</li>
	<li>Measurement and Data</li>
	<li>Geometry</li>
</ol>

Learn sixth&nbsp;grade&nbsp;math&mdash;ratios, exponents, long division, negative numbers, geometry, statistics, and more. (aligned with Common Core standards)

Children in Grade 7 learn about different topics like integers, rational numbers. A lot many applied math concepts like tax, discounts, simple and compound interest get introduced in this grade. Measures of central tendency and probability as part of statistics is also introduced. The focus in this grade should be on introducing concepts with the help of examples and real-life scenarios. As some of the concepts are new they should be given enough practice on these.

The English curriculum is built around the three interrelated strands of language, literature and literacy. Teaching and learning programs should balance and integrate all three strands. Together, the strands focus on developing students&rsquo; knowledge, understanding and skills in listening, reading, viewing, speaking, writing and creating. Learning in English builds on concepts, skills and processes developed in earlier years.

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English Year 3

USCC Math Grade 1

USCC Math Grade 3

USCC Math Grade 4

USCC Math Grade 5

USCC Math Grade 6

USCC Math Grade 7

USCC Math Grade 8

English Year 4

English Year 5

English Year 6