5 days is pretty quick to expect to see progress.  I've been practicing every day for a month, and I'm seeing a little progress.  I'm using the Essential Elements book, which seems to progress pretty slowly (and I've seen Fiddlerman recommend it).  BUT, realize that 1) the bow hold is difficult to get right, 2) bowing is difficult to get right, 3) hitting notes (tonoation) is horribly hard to get right.  etc. etc.

There's a reason they say the violin is the most difficult instrument to learn.  Stick with it.  You'll get better.  

Try out some different free lessons, websites like this can be helpful, there's also several on youtube  https://violinlounge.com/about/

If you don’t have access to a teacher, the fiddlershop website can still teach you how to play. Some suggestions, periodically use your bow to check that your wrist is staying straight and look at videos on left hand placement. It must be in the exact same spot each time you play, has a lot to do with intonation. And finally, if you have access to intonia app, use it to play scales and music, it will help. I have been playing one year as of August 15th.