180 Days™: Includes 5 Assorted Workbooks to Practice Math, Reading, and Problem Solving Skills for 5th Grade Practice Workbook for Classroom and ... Created by Teachers (180 Days of Practice)

Purchased for my grandson who will be going to 5th grade. Always staying ahead. It’s a lot of work and information.

I enjoy teaching my children. These books offer so much for so little. I mean if you break down that you're getting all different subjects not just one big book that's hard to work out of for kids. Others I am forced to rip out pages. With these I don't. You could still cut these out and print them for your students.

We've been using these books for our daughter since Kindergarten, through the 5th grade. The content is outstanding, and they do not sugar coat or whitewash anything! The style and format is well designed. We usually select 7 subjects for each grade level, along with Music, Art, and Foreign Language to supplement this material. Our daughter is now 8-yrs old, and about halfway though the 5th grade books (we don't take breaks in the summer, or on weekends), and tests between the 8th and 9th grade level. We are very happy with the results!

My 10 year old loves 180 days.

It’s great books

These are a good gauge as to how far behind my 10 year old grandson has become for a real evaluation. It starts at lower levers, maybe even a whole grade earlier and builds. They are not giant books just a general program jumper. In a couple months with guidance he was back to his grade level.

These seem below grade level to me. My child is home schooled and has known most of this since he was 7, but thankfully I bought them all separately (it's almost half the price of this set they're $8-$12 each individually). Besides the problem solving one which starts out middle school level algebra on page one. The problem solving one is ridiculous! The math one also pretty bad it has no specific focus at all just random questions that start at basic addition and subtraction then go to geometry and algebra but nothing in that entire "math" book is as difficult as page 1 of the "problem solving" it's asking about exponents page 1 of the problem solving. Your kid can't learn any math with just the books. They are just questions. No examples. These should be "review" books. I get concerned my kid is "behind" because he's homeschooled then I see reviews and content on books like this and I'm like ok he's fine. Other than advanced algebra problem solving, which I don't understand how you expect a 5th grader to know any of that when the math book doesn't even cover it.