Help with wiring? Fritzing example inside
Those are, in fact, the same board. When you look at this image (from Amazon)...


  


...you can see that there are really six pins, just two of them aren't soldered.



Your circuit:


On the power rails, you have the 5V and ground switched. It'll work okay, but you're asking for trouble later on when trying to work with it and accidentally plugging a wire into the wrong rail.
Also, from the reviews on Amazon, it says that it can be powered with 5V since the breakout board provides voltage conversion. However, no one specifically mentions the TX/RX, so I'd not risk it. This module (seems to be same chip) costs less and a reviewer specifically says that it converts voltage for both power and the TX/RX.


I'm not going to verify the resistor values, since you don't seem to need them if you get the other module I listed.
If you still did want to do the 5V/3.3V conversion, you should connect the power wire to the 3.3V pin, not the 5V rail on the breadboard



tl;dr: it seems as you just need to skip the resistors for the yellow wire and make a direction connection. I'm not 100% sure about that specific part but there was another one that a reviewer specified that this was okay.

Note: I cannot comment on the other wires for the shields, but at a quick glance it looks good.