Help your child succeed on their Grade 5 maths journey with iRainbow’s user-friendly software
Ideally in tune with the South African curriculum and crafted for offline learning, our programme transforms maths into an engaging and enjoyable experience. Your child will tackle important topics like measurement, delve into the world of space and shapes, and get practical experience with data handling. They’ll also uncover the secrets of patterns, functions and algebra and dive into the interplay of numbers, operations and relationships. With iRainbow, maths becomes a fun-filled adventure, boosting your child’s confidence and readying them for more advanced maths concepts.
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Syllabus
Grade 5 Maths Curriculum
Numbers, Operations & Relationships
Basic Number Skills
- Number values
- Place value conversions
- Number comparisons
- Number names
- Roman numbers
- Odds and Evens
Add and Subtract
- Basic Addition and subtraction
- Solve the word problems
- Complete the equations
- Fill in missing information
- Choose the right solutions
- Learn more about addition
- Inequalities
- Estimations
- Solve the problems with estimates
The Wonder of Multiplication
- Basic multiplication
- Solve the problems
- Multiplication patterns
- Working with zero
- Numbers ending with zero
- Combinations: Addition and multiplication
- Know the Properties of multiplication
- Numbers and products
- Guess or estimate?
- Guesswork to solve problems
- Multiplication formats: (boxes)
- Multiplication formats: lattice
- Find the missing steps
- Two digit multipliers
- Larger numbers
- Word problems to solve
- Multiply combinations
- Solve larger equations
- Solve more word problems
- ID the inequalities
The Magic of Division
- The basic facts of division
- The basics – word problems
- Division with single numbers
- Single number division word problems
- Division: Remainders
- Multiplication and division relationship
- Division skills: Estimations
- Estimations: Word problems
- Division patterns
- Division with number ending on zero
- Word problems with numbers ending in zero
- Choose the correct solution
Rules and Theories
- Prime and Composite numbers
- Factorise with Prime numbers
- Rules of divisibility
- Solve the Word riddles
- Highest common Factor (HCF)
- Lowest common multiple (LCM)
Understanding Decimals
- What number is that?
- About decimals and fractions
- Word expressions
- Decimal place values
- Standard to decimal conversions
- Equivalence
- Rounding decimals
- Number lines
- Comparisons on number lines
- Interesting comparisons
- Arrange in correct order
- Conversions: Fractions to decimals
- Conversions: Decimals to fractions
- Conversions: Standard to expanded
- Compare on number lines
- Decimals and fractions: Comparisons
- Arrange in the right order
Decimals: Addition and Subtraction
- Basic combinations
- Decimal addition and subtraction: word problems
- Find the correct solution
- Complete the equation
- Identify the inequalities
- Estimations
The Small World: Fractions
- About fractions
- Solve word problems
- Groups: Solve problems
- Equivalence (similar)
- Fractions in lowest terms
- Conversions: Improper to mixed fractions
- Position fractions on number lines
- Compare mixed numbers and fractions
- Arrange in the right order
- Work with fractions
- Geometric sequences
- Rounding skills
Adding and Subtracting Fractions
- Breaking things down
- Number lines: Using the same denominator
- Same denominators
- Word problems: same denominators
- Using mixed denominators
- Word problems: Mixed denominators
- Working with ten and hundred
- Adding multiple fractions
- Solve problems
- Complete the sentence
- Inequalities
- Solve problems with estimation skills
Mixing It Up
- Mixing it all
- Solve the word problems
- Number expressions
Detective work: Solving Problems
- Solve the problems
- Identify missing information
- Guess and solve
- The correct order of things
- Venn diagrams
- Price lists to solve problems
Pattern, Functions & Algebra
The Riddle of Ratio’s
- What is the ratio?
- Word problems with ratios
- Equivalent or same value ratios
- Write the ratio
- Using tables
- Unit rates as ratio’s
- Drawings to solve ratio problems
Brainfood: Patterns and Sequences
- The next shape
- Complete the sequence
- Make a pattern
- The next row
- Increasing numbers
- Geometric sequences
- Determine the rule!
- Solve the word problem
- Mixed sequences
Never get lost! Coordinates.
- Finding things on a map
- Positioning of things
- The coordinate plane
Writing Equations and Expressions
- Write an algebraic expression
- Variable expressions as word problems
- Consider these expressions
- Write a word problem
- Working with equations
- Find the missing value
- Using a table
- Tables and graphs
- Two variables
- Write a two variable equation
Making Information Visible: Data and Graphs
- Understand tables
- Line graphs
- Bar graphs
- Pictographs
- Histograms
- Line plots
- Frequency charts
- Stem-and -leaf plots
- Pie charts
- Which graph to use
Data Handling
Statistics: Working with Data
- Mean, median and mode
- Find the missing word
- Find mean, median or mode
- About probability
- Determine probability
- Use data to predict
- Work with data
Accounting
Working with Money
- Working with money
- Scenarios to resolve
Space & Shape
2D Shapes
- Identify the polygon
- How many sides?
- Regular and irregular shapes
- Parallel, perpendicular or intersecting?
- Angles
- Use a protractor
- Types of triangles
- ID the parallel sides
- Parallelograms
- Trapeziums
- Rectangles
- Rhombuses
- Quadrilaterals
Geometric Symmetry, Congruence and Rotations
- About symmetry
- Rotations
- Distinguish Reflection, rotation or symmetry
- Congruence
3D Shapes
- Three-dimensional figures
- Vertices, edges and faces
- Using nets
- Differing perspectives
Measuring Shapes
- Perimeter
- Determine area
- Squares and rectangles
- Area and Perimeter
- Volume
Measurement
Time: How We Manage the World
- Work with time
- Use time units
- Calculate elapsed time
- Solve start and end time problems
- 12 hour and 24 hour conversions
- 12 Hour Time Zones
- 24 Hour Time zones
- Schedule in 12 hour ones
- Schedule in 24 hour ones
- Interesting aspects of time
How We Measure Things
- Which metric?
- Length
- Mass
- Volume
- Temperatures
The Advantages of Choosing iRainbow
Learning Without Internet Connection
iRainbow offers young learners the chance to study without an internet connection, effectively removing potential online distractions such as social media, online gaming, inappropriate content, aggressive media, online harassment, and possible threats from online strangers.
Monitoring by Parents and Educators
iRainbow's system allows parents and teachers to keep an eye on their students' learning journey, efficiently pinpointing their strengths and areas in need of more attention and development.
Tailored Learning Journey
With iRainbow, students can craft their avatars and choose a virtual buddy to accompany them throughout their educational adventure, making the learning process more enjoyable and captivating.
Organised Stages of Learning
iRainbow's educational program utilises a well-structured method, delivering lessons in digestible portions. This approach ensures learners can fully understand each concept before moving forward, helping them avoid feelings of stress or disinterest.
Learning at One's Own Pace
iRainbow acknowledges the learning challenges and empowers learners to progress at a pace that suits them, customising the learning process to match individual requirements and inclinations.
Compatibility with Various Devices (Including Upcoming iOS Support)
Accessible on any Android or desktop device, iRainbow allows students to engage with learning materials on a smartphone, tablet, or computer, according to their convenience and preference.
Self-Updating Online
When an internet connection is available, iRainbow updates itself automatically to provide users with the most recent features and curriculum improvements.
A Product of South African Pride
iRainbow stands as a testament to South African creativity, developed and managed by a passionate team of local professionals, reflecting our dedication to nurturing and promoting domestic talent and innovation.
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FAQ
AMathematics is crucial because it compels children to slow down, carefully analyse problems, and devise logical solutions. This process encourages them to think creatively and consider multiple approaches to a problem. As a result, studying maths helps children develop essential skills, such as critical thinking, problem-solving, and logical reasoning, which are vital for success in both school and everyday life.
ABy engaging with iRainbow for just 1.5 hours weekly over a full term, you can see up to a 30% increase in your child’s maths marks. The programme focuses on reinforcing key concepts, providing practice problems, and offering personalised feedback to ensure educational advancement.
AFor optimal results, it is recommended that your child engage with iRainbow for at least 1.5 hours per week over a full term. Consistent use helps reinforce learning and improve academic performance in maths.
