Here’s a sample math course designed for a 5th grader:

I. Whole Numbers and Place Value A. Understanding place value of digits B. Rounding numbers C. Comparing and ordering numbers

II. Addition and Subtraction A. Adding whole numbers B. Subtracting whole numbers C. Solving word problems using addition and subtraction

III. Multiplication and Division A. Multiplying whole numbers B. Dividing whole numbers C. Solving word problems using multiplication and division

IV. Fractions A. Understanding fraction concepts (numerator, denominator) B. Adding and subtracting fractions C. Multiplying and dividing fractions

V. Geometry A. Understanding basic 2-dimensional shapes (square, rectangle, triangle, etc.) B. Measuring length, weight, and capacity C. Understanding perimeter and area

VI. Data Analysis and Probability A. Collecting and organizing data B. Creating and interpreting bar graphs, line graphs, and picture graphs C. Understanding probability and chance

Each unit would typically be taught over the course of several weeks, with students spending time each day practicing and reinforcing the concepts they have learned through activities and problem sets. Additionally, the course would likely include regular assessments to measure student progress and identify areas where they may need additional support.