5th Grade Common Core Math: Daily Practice Workbook - Part II: Free Response | 1000+ Practice Questions and Video Explanations | Argo Brothers (Next Generation Learning Standards Aligned (NGSS))

About one month ago I ordered four math books published by Argo Brothers Publishing – Math 3rd Grade Common Core Workbook (Part 1 and Part 2), and Math 5th Grade Common Core Workbook (Part 1 and Part 2). Being a Math Tutor I always check different additional sources to help my students to be successful on the tests, especially based on Common Core. Usually I search Internet looking for Test Preparation information, and then compiling worksheets for different topics. It is hard work, because there is a lot of outdated information with different point of view on the same subject. I found almost everything I need in those books! Part 1 has a hundreds multiple choice questions which cover different topics, and Part 2 requires writing answers, which is much harder, and makes a student to analyze, and formulate his answer in proper way. Guessing doesn’t work! All the books are well structured based by days and weeks, which can help with the planning of studying. I started to utilize those books in my tutoring process, and I’m very happy with the result – it saves my time and effort, and I have big source of worksheets wit the answer keys in one place! I would recommend those books to parents of my students as a perfect guide to be successful on Common Core exams. I’d like to order the book Math 7th Grade Common Core Workbook (Part 1 and Part 2) in near future.

I bought these books during the pandemic to help my daughter stay on track with learning from home. They’re really helpful and I’ve since bought them every summer so she can do a couple of pages every day and keep her math skills sharp. Each year when she starts school she’s ready to learn and not playing catch up for the first few weeks like the other kids. She has realized how much it helps and she doesn’t mind doing it during the summer.

I found this book extremely helpful for my child. The problems followed a logical sequence and included review questions from earlier sections in the book to make sure that learning was retained. I have rated it four stars instead of five for only two reasons: 1) the video explanations are not particularly easy to access; 2) Some of the questions are identical to the questions in the "Part 1" book, so they could sometimes be answered from memory rather than understanding the concepts.

One of my favorite publishers for math workbooks for students. I have many of their books and have been consistently pleased with the quality and number of resources they provide. The workbooks include more than enough practice problems for your child to work through during the school year and the book comes along with their online website access. To my knowledge, all of their workbooks come with video explanations on their website. Some instructor reviews question by question making this an essential workbook to have for all parents and teachers. As a parent who has used their books for my kids and continue to do so, I highly recommend this brand.

When I changed grades I was looking for a great spiral review. This has worked great.

Open-ended response questions that truly match the common core expectations/rigor are hard to find and these have NOT disappointed me. Also, the video explanations for each problem set are a helpful addition to the book. I recommend this for any 5th grade teacher looking for accurate common core problem sets.

We have seen much better results with Argo Brothers work book than the free work sheets we find in internet. It has several multi-step word problems, which is more important than simply solving the math equations. Kids also enjoy doing it; as it is not strenuous. Very good supplemental work book with the regular school teaching.

This book helped my son refresh 5th grade math over the summer. We practiced daily for a month and he ended up testing into advanced math when school started. There isn’t much in the way of explanations (the videos are pretty unprofessional in my opinion, but they helped once or twice). However, if your child has a decent grasp on the concepts already, but could use some practice or refreshing, then this is an excellent choice. I will be buying them for both my sons this year as a supplement.