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Integers and rational numbers form a critical foundation in Year 5 mathematics, representing students' first formal introduction to negative numbers and numbers that can be expressed as fractions. Wayground's comprehensive collection of integers and rational numbers worksheets provides fifth-grade educators with expertly designed practice problems that systematically build understanding of these essential number concepts. These free printable resources strengthen key skills including comparing and ordering integers on number lines, understanding absolute value, performing basic operations with negative numbers, and recognizing rational numbers in decimal and fractional forms. Each worksheet comes complete with a detailed answer key, allowing teachers to efficiently assess student progress while providing students with immediate feedback on their mathematical reasoning and computational accuracy.
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