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Grades: 5 – 6

Topic Grade 5 Grade 6


Number and Unit 2: Fractions
Unit 1: The divisibility of whole numbers
operation 2.1 Types of Fractions
1.1 The Notion of Divisibility: Divisibility tests
2.2 Operations of fractions
1.2 Multiples and divisors
2.2.1 Addition and subtraction of fractions
1.2.1 Revision on multiples and divisors
2.2.2 Multiplication and division of fractions
1.2.2 Prime and composite numbers
1.2.3 Prime factorization
1.2.4 Common divisors
1.2.5 Common multiples
1.3 Applications
Unit 3: Decimals Unit 2: Conversion of Fractions, decimals and percentage
3.1 Revision of Tenths and hundredths 2.1 The simplification of fraction
3.2 Decimals on number line 2.2. Conversion of fractions to decimals & percentage
3.3 Addition and subtraction of decimals 2.3 Conversion of decimals to fractions & percentage
3.4 Multiplication and division of decimals 2.4 Conversion of percentage to fractions & decimals
3.5 Relate common fractions to decimals 2.5 Comparing and ordering fractions
Unit 4: Percentages Unit 3: Operation on Fraction and Decimals
4.1 Part of a whole as percentages 3.1 Addition of fractions and decimals
4.2 Expressing One quantity as a percentage of another 3.2 Subtraction of fractions and decimals
4.3 Connecting Fractions and Percentages 3.3 Multiplication of fractions and decimals
4.4 Solving percentage application problems 3.4 Division of decimals
Unit 5: Working with variables Unit 4: Linear inequalities and proportionality
Algebra 5.1. Generalization and Formalization of Growth Patterns 4.1 Revision of linear equations
5.2 Algebraic terms and expressions 4.2 Solving linear inequalities by substitution
5.2.1 Variables, algebraic terms and values of terms 4.3 Solving one-step linear inequalities
5.2.2 The value of simple algebraic expression 4.4 Proportionality
5.3. Solving Linear Equations by substitution 4.4.1 Direct proportion
5.4. Solving one-step linear equations 4.4.2 Inverse proportion
5.5. Applications 4.5 Applications of linear inequalities, and proportionality
Geometry & Unit 7: Classification and Definition of Common Solid Shapes Unit 5: Plane and Solid figures
Measurement 7.1 Classify three dimensional shapes according to their properties 5.1 Angles
7.2 Definitions of classes of shapes such as prism, pyramids, spheres 5.2 Triangles
7.3 Compare three dimensional figures based on their definitions 5.3 Four-sided Figures
5.4 Circles
5.5 Solid Figures (vertices, edges and faces)
Unit 8: Lines, Angles and Their Measurement
8.1 Lines
8.1.1 Construction of intersecting and parallel lines
8.1.2 Bisecting a given line segment
8.1.3 Construction of perpendicular lines to a given line
8.2 Angles and the measurement of angles
8.2.1 Angles
8.2.2 Measurement and classification
8.2.3 Bisecting an angle
8.3 Lines of symmetry
8.4 Measurement
8.4.1 The perimeters and areas of squares and rectangles
8.5 Applications of lines, angles and measurement
Unit 1: Measurement: -Area and Capacity
1.1. Measuring area of surfaces using square tiles and sheets of paper
1.2 Measuring area of plane figures in 𝑐𝑚2 , 𝑚2 and hectare
1.3 Measuring capacity of objects in cm3, liters and m3
1.4 conversion of areas and volumes of units in mm2, cm2, m2, km2 and
mm3, cm3, m3, km3
1.5 Applications to find the area and volume
Statistics & Unit 6: Data Handling Unit 6: Data Handling
Probability 6.1 Data Collection
6.1. Questions Formulation and Data Collection
6.2 Construction and interpretation of bar graphs and line plots
6.3 Average of numbers 6.2. Organization of Data using Tables
6.4 Simple experiments using coins, lottery, and dice; 6.3 Construction and Interpretation of Graphs
6.4. The Mean, Mode and Median of Data

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