K5 Learning Blog

Confusing when to use the words “that” and “who” is a very common mistake, even for adults. We have some activities for kids to learn to decipher between the two words.

We’ve made significant improvements to our grade 2 reading comprehension exercise worksheets, as well as added new ones to bolster that section.

Many young students hit that “math hump” around grades 2–5, when concepts start getting more abstract (like long division, fractions, and word problems). We share effective and encouraging ways to help them break through.

Green energy comes from natural sources like the sun, wind, and water. These sources are renewable, meaning they never run out.

We've made major improvements to our Grade 5 spelling workbook, which is now available in our bookstore.

In kindergarten, students learn to recognize, compare, and create shapes while building a strong foundation in geometry.

Music is a fantastic tool for helping kids learn to read. It engages multiple areas of the brain, making learning to read both fun and effective.

Engines are machines that help vehicles move. They work by turning fuel (like gasoline, diesel, or electricity) into motion.

Discover hands-on activities and simple strategies to help kindergarten students build their writing skills.

From recognizing morning and night to understanding the days of the week and using visual schedules, this guide provides engaging ways to introduce time concepts to young learners.