This course is designed based on Singapore math and Math League Contest Books for current and rising 5th grade to establish strong understanding of math concepts, learn to apply mathematics to solve real world problems, and increase problem solving speed for the math league competitions. Singapore math is a highly effective teaching approach that instills deep understanding of mathematical concepts, which is achieved through intentional sequencing of concepts. Some of the key features of the approach include the CPA (Concrete, Pictorial, Abstract) progression, number bonds, bar modeling, and mental math. Instead of pushing through rote memorization, students learn to think mathematically and rely on the depth of knowledge gained in previous lessons. 
It consists of part 5A and 5B. Each part covers 9 topics (18 topics in total), and will be reviewed in 10 days (two weeks), and 60 minutes each lesson. More than 200 questions and a "take-home" final exam will be reviewed with detailed solutions which are intended to guide students to identify a promising approach and to execute the necessary math. Students will be learning plenty of tricks to make 5th-grade math easy, and this course can also help students to prepare their math league competition as well.

For a week to week program, check out the syllabus.

The following Singapore Challenge Math Problem Sets will be given as Homework ass well:
1) The Four Operations
2) Solve by Assuming
3) Looking for a Pattern
4) Working Backward
5) Sequence with a Common Difference
6) Prime Numbers
7) Divisibility
8) Logic 
9) Review Class


11) Write Simple Equations
12) Remainder Problems
13) Average Problems
14) Area
15) Fractions
16) Square Numbers and Value of Ones Digit
17) Percentage
18) Angles and Triangles