Math for a 5th grader?

[Cassie1]

My 5th grader may be moving to homeschooling this year. He was successful in 4th grade math at his school. He is more of a concept kid and dislikes math drills. I really like RightStart math, but am not sure about the intermediate level. I do still want him to do a bit of practice on multiplication, division, fractions, percentages, etc, just so he doesn't forget those. I also like Singapore, but really don't know what is the best route to go at this age level. Advice?

[Heather in NC]

I guess I can only tell you what we are using which is MUS Epsilon, LOF Fractions and Singapore's CWP. It gives us drill practice along with conceptual and real-life application so I feel it is balanced.

[Sue in St Pete]

I guess I can only tell you what we are using which is MUS Epsilon, LOF Fractions and Singapore's CWP. It gives us drill practice along with conceptual and real-life application so I feel it is balanced.

This is a lot, but if you picked 2 out of 3 of these, you'd be in great shape.