What is the average grade for a fifth grader?

Answer 1

Depending on what their strength and weaknesses are. If if a child is advanced in mathematics, he or she might get an A or A+. If he or she has a weakness in mathematics, he or she might get a C or D.

For instantances last year I was a fifth grader) I got an A+ in mathematics because I had a strength there. See it all depends on what the child is good at.

And yes this was written by an 11 year old.

Answer 2

It should be 4.5 to 5th grade or above. Many students are 2-3rd grade reading. In my 20 years of teaching 5th I have very few students on grade level. The average American reads on a 6th grade level. National newspapers and magazines are written on a 5th grade level and most news broadcasts on TV are 7th to 8th grade levels. If you listen carefully to the vocabulary they use they often give definitions in context.

Answer 3

It shouldn't be very high or low. Just normal or average.

100 is the average, regardless of age. See the related question below for details.

Answer 4

If I'm not mistaken, IQ (Intelligence Quotient) is not affected by age, although it is relative to age. 100 is considered the average I.Q. at any age, and 150 borderline genius.

Answer 5

For me, a 5th grader, I always get A+ because of how good I am at math. I'm very good at the other classes, also getting A+ in them, but math is my strength.

Answer 6

i would guess around A to A+ for a student that has already learned some of the fifth grade stuff the year before. but id say the average is around a c+ to a d+.

Answer 7

The average is around B+ to B-

Answer 8

at least b - or a-

Answer 9

For me math was very hard so I got C's and B's but I was very good in everything else so I got I go to middle i just needed to take an extra math class for math :)

Answer 10

Is a grade F ok for a fifth grader to graduate to go th 6th grade