BYOM: Grade 5 Syllabus

Syllabus 5th grade

Topic Hours
Lesson #
Unit 1. Math language 21
1 Writing, reading and composing expressions.
1-3 2 Writing, reading and composing expressions. 3
3 Writing, reading and composing expressions.
4 The value of the expression.
4-6 5 The value of the expression. 3
6 The value of the expression.
7 Translation of the problem statement into math language.
7-9 8 Translation of the problem statement into math language. 3
9 Translation of the problem statement into math language.
10-11 10 Working with math models.
2
11 Working with math models.
12 12 Trial and error method. 1
13 13 Method of iterating over numbers. 1
14 14 Math statements. 1
15 15 General math statements. 1

16-17 16 At least one.

2
17 At least one.
18 18 On the proof of general math statements. 1
19 Introduction of math notation.
19-21 20 Introduction of math notation. 3
21 Introduction of math notation.
Unit 2. Math language 24

22-23 22 Factors and Multiples.

2
23 Factors and Multiples.
24-25 24 Prime and composite numbers.
2
25 Prime and composite numbers.
26-27 26 Divisibility for products of numbers.
2
27 Divisibility for products of numbers.
28-29 28 Divisibility of the sums and differences of numbers.
2
29 Divisibility of the sums and differences of numbers.
30-31 30 Divisibility rules by 10, by 2, by 5.
2
31 Divisibility rules by 10, by 2, by 5.
32-33 32 Divisibility rules by 3 and 9.
2
33 Divisibility rules by 3 and 9.
34-35 34 Decomposition of numbers into prime factors.
2
35 Decomposition of numbers into prime factors.
36-37 36 Greatest common divisor/factor.
2
37 Greatest common divisor/factor.
38-39 38 Least common multiple.
2
39 Least common multiple.
40-41 40 Exponents.
2
41 Exponents.
42 42 Additional properties of multiplication and division. 1
43 43 Equivalence of sentences. 1

44-45 44 Mathematical definition.

2
45 Mathematical definition.
Unit 3. Fractions. 29
46 Natural numbers and fractions.
46-48 47 Natural numbers and fractions. 3
48 Natural numbers and fractions.
49 The main property of a fraction.
49-52 50 The main property of a fraction.
4
51 The main property of a fraction.
52 The main property of a fraction.
53-54 53 Comparison of fractions.
2
54 Comparison of fractions.
55 Addition and subtraction of fractions.
55-57 56 Addition and subtraction of fractions. 3
57 Addition and subtraction of fractions.
58 Addition and subtraction of mixed numbers.
58-60 59 Addition and subtraction of mixed numbers. 3
60 Addition and subtraction of mixed numbers.
61 Multiplication of fractions. Multiplication of mixed numbers.
61-63 62 Multiplication of fractions. Multiplication of mixed numbers. 3
63 Multiplication of fractions. Multiplication of mixed numbers.
64 Division of fractions.
64-67 65 Division of fractions.
4
66 Division of fractions.
67 Division of fractions.
68-69 68 Examples of calculations with fractions.
2
69 Examples of calculations with fractions.
70-71 70 Fraction problems.
2
71 Fraction problems.
72 Compound problems for fractions.
72-74 73 Compound problems for fractions. 3
74 Compound problems for fractions.
Unit 4. Decimal fractions. 26

75-76 75 Decimal notation of the number.

2
76 Decimal notation of the number.
77-78 77 Decimals and fractions.
2
78 Decimals and fractions.
79 Approximate equalities. Rounding numbers.
79-81 80 Approximate equalities. Rounding numbers. 3
81 Approximate equalities. Rounding numbers.
82 Comparison of decimal fractions.
82-84 83 Comparison of decimal fractions. 3
84 Comparison of decimal fractions.
85 Addition and subtraction of decimal fractions.
85-88 86 Addition and subtraction of decimal fractions.
4
87 Addition and subtraction of decimal fractions.
88 Addition and subtraction of decimal fractions.
89 Multiplication and division of decimal fractions by 10, 100, 1000, etc.
89-91 90 Multiplication and division of decimal fractions by 10, 100, 1000, etc. 3
91 Multiplication and division of decimal fractions by 10, 100, 1000, etc.
92 Decimal multiplication.
92-95 93 Decimal multiplication.
4
94 Decimal multiplication.
95 Decimal multiplication.
96 Division of decimal fractions.
96-99 97 Division of decimal fractions.
4
98 Division of decimal fractions.
99 Division of decimal fractions.
100 100 Multiplication and division of decimal fractions by 0, 1; 0.01; 0.001,
1
etc.

Total: 100 h = 100 lessons.