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5th Grade Math Journal | Math Writing Prompts - Printable and Digital

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Jennifer Findley
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5th
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130 pages
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I used this resource in class with my students to get them to practice writing across the content areas.
I use these on our Flex Fridays. I have a choice board and students have to complete 3 activities to make a Tic-Tac-Toe on the board. 3 options are always writing and my math students typically pick this option.

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Do you want to have your students writing in math on a regular basis? This 5th grade math journal includes standards-based math writing prompts to get your students writing on a daily basis!

NOTE: This resource now has a Google Slides version, making it ideal for digital distance learning and remote teaching! Please see the 3rd page of the PDF for details and the link!

About the Math Writing Prompts

This resource includes over 150 math journal prompts or essential questions for each 5th Grade Common Core Standard.

There are a variety of math writing prompts included in this resource.

Some include writing about the skill or concept.

Some involve solving a specific problem and writing about it.

The math journal prompts also vary as far as complexity.

I recommend you read over all of the prompts for the standard you are teaching and choose the ones you want to use based on your students’ needs. You may not use all of the prompts or you may use them all to help you differentiate.

For Journal Prompts and Essential Questions for the Mathematical Practices click here

I have provided the prompts in three printable formats to best fit your needs. They are available in a one page per prompt, a multiple prompts per page format, and a all prompts per standard page.


The resource also includes digital math journal prompts for Google Slides!

The one prompt per page (or multiple prompts per page) would be great for a math journal binder or folder. The other format is ideal for teachers who post essential questions during a lesson. Those essential questions can then be copied into student binder or interactive notebook for the student to answer.

An answer key is NOT provided for these prompts. The prompts are open ended with a variety of answers that could be considered “correct.”

When answering essential questions or journal prompts in my classroom, I require my students to provide a detailed explanation justifying why and explaining as well as some type of model or picture. I have included a poster reminder if you wish to have this requirement as well.

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130 pages
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