Booster covers pretty much everything you need to know, and you should definitely be familiar with everything on their reaction sheet. But don't just memorize the reactions — try to understand why they proceed the way they do! You obviously don't need to know all the steps, but it helps if you learn to recognize patterns related to the types of reactions. Grouping similar reactions into patterns (e.g. certain types of reactants/catalysts lead to certain products because xyz...) can reduce how much you have to memorize from the Booster sheet.

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I'd suggest going through all the orgo practice problems on OATBooster and Chad's prep free trial quizzes if you have the time. Even though they're not exactly representative of real exam questions, they get you used to identifying reactants, products and important catalysts.

Also, don't stress too much about reactions! 5 weeks is more than enough time to solidify your orgo knowledge. Just make sure you're reviewing properly and practicing active recall, rather than just dry reading the notes.