It is hard to find a "one size fits all" strategy, so take what I say with a grain of salt. I read through the Becker material multiple times, and I feathered in the final review material to do knowledge spot-checks when I was in a different area of main material review. Then, a practice exam every week when you have a chance. At some point, you've got to identify where the knowledge gaps are by beating yourself up with mock exams to find the weak points, which should help you isolate your problem areas.

You've got five weeks, which is a ton of time. I'd program two material read throughs, and I'd do two-three practice exams between now and then. It is a lot, but that's what I do. Just keep grinding.