K5 Learning Blog

“I don’t want no pizza for dinner.” What’s wrong with this sentence?

In our order of operations math drill worksheets, we start with the parentheses for addition and subtraction, then multiplication and division.

For students who have mastered the basic four operations, we’ve created the next level of practice: a mix of multi-digit addition, subtraction, multiplication, and division math drill worksheets.

Prefixes and suffixes modify the meaning of root words. We’ve created flashcards for your kids to practice the meanings of prefixes and suffixes.

Coordinate planes are used to describe algebraic relationships visually. Students start to learn about coordinate planes in grade 5.

You asked for it and we delivered. We have created hundreds of math drill worksheets for addition, subtraction, multiplication, division, and mixed operations.

We’ve added a whole new section of learning the letters of the alphabet to our kindergarten section.

Grade 3 students explore magnetism and electricity. We’ve created some worksheets for them to put what they have learned into practice.

“Never believe in a lie.” This is a mnemonic to remember the trickiest part of the spelling of believe: the “lie” in be-lie-ve. What are some other mnemonics for spelling commonly used words?

Adding numbers that need to be regrouped can be tough. We take you through a step-by-step example of three-digit addition with regrouping.