K5 Learning Blog

We have added four new stories for kids who read at the grade 4 level. Questions and answers are also provided.

For students who read at the grade 3 level, we have added a selection of fiction and non-fiction stories to our reading comprehension section.

In grade 3 science students connect common materials to the natural resources they come from, as well as renewable resources. We have some worksheets for them to practice these topics.

Multiplying a number by a group of numbers added together is the same as multiplying the numbers separately. We call this distributive law.

Complex sentences are a bit complicated. Let us tell you what they are, and give you some worksheets for your kids to practice writing complex sentences.

These explanatory, opinion and narrative writing prompts worksheets will get kindergarten students inspired to write.

We use ordinal numbers to define a thing’s position in a series or talk about the order of things. First, second, third, and so on.

Did you know that when you add or multiply numbers, you can change the order of the numbers and get the same answer? We call this commutative law.

To help young kids with word recognition, we have just published hundreds of cut and paste vocabulary cards.

By grade 1 students are reading short passages. These new worksheets have them putting what they read into practice.