Materials Needed:

 Math textbooks and workbooks

 Worksheets and practice problems

 Manipulatives (e.g., base-ten blocks, fraction circles)

 Graph paper

 Rulers and protractors

 Calculator (for specific lessons)

 Interactive whiteboard or chart paper

 Online math games and resources

Week 1: Number Sense and Place Value

Day 1: Understanding Place Value

 Review the place value chart.

 Activities: Write numbers in expanded form and identify the value of digits.

Day 2: Comparing and Ordering Numbers

 Compare and order whole numbers and decimals.

 Activities: Use number lines and play comparison games.

Day 3: Rounding Numbers

 Round whole numbers and decimals.

 Activities: Rounding practice with real-life scenarios.

Day 4: Adding and Subtracting Whole Numbers

 Review addition and subtraction algorithms.

 Activities: Solve word problems and practice with worksheets.

Day 5: Adding and Subtracting Decimals

 Practice adding and subtracting decimals.

 Activities: Real-world problems involving money.

Week 2: Multiplication and Division

Day 1: Multiplication Facts and Strategies

 Review multiplication tables and strategies.

 Activities: Timed drills and multiplication games.

Day 2: Multi-Digit Multiplication

 Multiply multi-digit numbers.

  Activities: Step-by-step guided practice and independent work.

Day 3: Division Facts and Strategies

 Review division tables and strategies.

 Activities: Timed drills and division games.

Day 4: Long Division

 Practice long division with and without remainders.

 Activities: Step-by-step guided practice and word problems.

Day 5: Real-World Multiplication and Division Problems

 Solve multi-step problems.

 Activities: Group work on complex word problems.

Week 3: Fractions and Mixed Numbers

Day 1: Understanding Fractions

 Review fraction concepts and terminology.

 Activities: Use fraction circles and number lines.

Day 2: Equivalent Fractions

 Identify and create equivalent fractions.

 Activities: Simplifying fractions and using visual aids.

Day 3: Adding and Subtracting Fractions

 Add and subtract fractions with like and unlike denominators.

 Activities: Practice problems and visual models.

Day 4: Multiplying and Dividing Fractions

 Multiply and divide fractions and mixed numbers.

 Activities: Step-by-step practice and word problems.

Day 5: Real-World Fraction Problems

 Apply fraction skills to real-world scenarios.

 Activities: Cooking recipes and measurement problems.

Week 4: Decimals

Day 1: Understanding Decimals

 Review decimal place value.

 Activities: Convert fractions to decimals and vice versa.

Day 2: Adding and Subtracting Decimals

  Practice adding and subtracting decimals.

 Activities: Real-life problems involving money.

Day 3: Multiplying and Dividing Decimals

 Multiply and divide decimals.

 Activities: Step-by-step practice and word problems.

Day 4: Comparing and Ordering Decimals

 Compare and order decimals.

 Activities: Use number lines and play comparison games.

Day 5: Real-World Decimal Problems

 Solve real-world problems involving decimals.

 Activities: Shopping and budgeting scenarios.

Week 5: Measurement and Perimeter

Day 1: Understanding Measurement Units

 Review different units of measurement (length, mass, volume).

 Activities: Measurement scavenger hunt.

Day 2: Measuring Length and Area

 Measure length and calculate area.

 Activities: Hands-on measuring and area calculations.

Day 3: Calculating Perimeter

 Calculate the perimeter of various shapes.

 Activities: Draw shapes and find their perimeters.

Day 4: Volume and Capacity

 Measure and calculate volume and capacity.

 Activities: Use water and containers for hands-on practice.

Day 5: Real-World Measurement Problems

 Solve problems involving measurement.

 Activities: Design a simple garden or room layout.

Week 6: Geometry

Day 1: Identifying Shapes

 Identify and classify shapes.

 Activities: Shape scavenger hunt and sorting activities.

Day 2: Properties of Shapes

 Discuss properties of polygons.

 Activities: Create and analyze different shapes.

Day 3: Angles

 Measure and classify angles.

 Activities: Use protractors and play angle games.

Day 4: Symmetry and Transformations

 Explore symmetry, reflections, rotations, and translations.

 Activities: Drawing and folding activities.

Day 5: Coordinate Geometry

 Plot points on a coordinate grid.

 Activities: Create and solve coordinate plane puzzles.

Week 7: Data and Probability

Day 1: Reading Graphs

 Interpret bar graphs, line graphs, and pie charts.

 Activities: Create and analyze graphs.

Day 2: Creating Graphs

 Collect and represent data graphically.

 Activities: Surveys and graph creation.

Day 3: Mean, Median, Mode, and Range

 Calculate and understand these concepts.

 Activities: Use data sets to find mean, median, mode, and range.

Day 4: Probability Basics

 Explore basic probability concepts.

 Activities: Simple experiments and probability games.

Day 5: Real-World Data Problems

 Solve problems using data and probability.

 Activities: Analyze real-world data sets.

Week 8: Review and Assessment

Day 1: Review Place Value and Number Sense

 Comprehensive review of week 1 topics.

  Activities: Practice problems and games.

Day 2: Review Multiplication and Division

 Comprehensive review of week 2 topics.

 Activities: Practice problems and games.

Day 3: Review Fractions and Decimals

 Comprehensive review of weeks 3 and 4 topics.

 Activities: Practice problems and games.

Day 4: Review Measurement, Geometry, and Data

 Comprehensive review of weeks 5, 6, and 7 topics.

 Activities: Practice problems and games.

Day 5: Final Assessment

 Conduct a comprehensive test covering all topics.

 Activities: Individual testing and review of results.

Additional Tips:

 Daily Warm-Up: Start each day with a 5-10 minute review of previously learned material.

 Interactive Learning: Use online resources and games to reinforce concepts.

 Homework: Assign practice problems related to the day's lesson.

 Regular Feedback: Provide regular feedback to the student to track progress and address
any difficulties.

 Parental Involvement: Encourage parents to help with practice at home and keep them
informed of progress.