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One of the most important skills students will need for fifth grade math is automatic recall of addition, subtraction, multiplication, and division facts. I strongly encourage all students to practice math facts at home for at least 5 minutes each night. Our class will be charting progress as we take Facts Master practice tests each week, with the goal of correctly answering all 300 problems in under 10 minutes. Facts Master tests are leveled by degree of difficulty: 
  • Beginning Facts Master (multiplication, addition, subtraction through 12s)
  • Intermediate Facts Master (multiplication through 12s, division through 11s, mixed addition/subtraction)
  • Advanced Facts Master (mixed multiplication, division, addition, subtraction, fractions, decimals, percents)
Students will take the beginning test until they complete all 300 questions in under 10 minutes. They then will move to the intermediate test and eventually the advanced test. Download the different Facts Master sheets below and use this online stopwatch to time yourself!

Fact Monster Master Tests

  • Beginning Facts Master:            
  • Version A          Version B          Version C          Record Sheet
  • Intermediate Facts Master:        
  • Version A          Version B          Version C          Record Sheet
  • Advanced Facts Master:             
  • Version A          Version B          Version C          Record Sheet

To help practice multiplication facts, our class will also periodically take 3-minute Multiplication Challenges as math warm-ups. Download these below.
  • 3-Minute Multiplication Challenge:      Version A          Version B

Class Results and HOF

Updated September 1, 2019
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Beginner

Students will move to intermediate level once they reach the 10 minute mark

10 minutes: Jeff Solorz 9:59
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Beginner Level Class Record:
9 Minutes and 59 Seconds (Jeff Solorz, 2016)
Fact Practice
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Intermediate 

Students will move to advanced level once they reach the 10 minute mark

10 minutes:
9 minutes:
8 minutes:
7 minutes:
6 minutes:
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Intermediate Level Class Record:
​6 Minutes 19 seconds (Owen Berg, 2016)
Fact Practice
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Advanced

Students will compete against their own time once they reach the 10 minute mark

10 minutes:
9 minutes:
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7 minutes:
6 minutes:

Advanced Level Class Record: NA
Fact Practice
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