How can we inspire students and convey the content of lessons not just cognitively? How do we deal with a highly diverse group of learners? The solution: station-based learning. This modern teaching method allows students to engage in self-directed, self-structured, and cooperative learning. This volume briefly explains the method of station-based learning and its practical implementation in the classroom. The practical section then addresses the key curriculum topics of mathematics instruction for 5th grade. Topics covered include number representation, addition and subtraction, multiplication and division, calculations with measurements, basic geometric concepts, area, and perimeter. Students will be introduced to each topic through four to nine mandatory stations, as well as various additional stations.