K5 Learning Blog

Regrouping, or borrowing, in subtraction can be tough to understand. We take you through three-digit subtraction with regrouping in a step by step example.

A tornado is one of many severe weather events students study in early elementary science. Practice severe weather with our worksheets.

Verb tenses can cause some real problems for young students. Here’s why learning verb tenses can be challenging.

In later elementary school students work on words that are spelled the same, have different sounds and different meanings. These words are called homographs. We have worksheets for practicing these words.

Learning grammar can be a bit dry. How about reading these fun books about grammar and then have your kids practice what they learned with our worksheets?

For students in grade 3 working on living things, animal classifications, food chains and webs, and what animals live in groups, we have created worksheets for them to practice ecosystems.

Do your kids struggle with knowing when to add, subtract, divide or multiply in mixed word problems? We have two solutions for you.

“I did not eat any cookies, yet there are none left.” This is a compound sentence. We have worksheets for your kids to practice compound sentences.

We’ve created a series of lesson planning templates to help teachers and homeschooling parents using our web site.

What does Mrs. Claus say to Santa when there are clouds in the sky? It looks like rain, deer... (chirp, chirp) ... OK, we won’t give up our day job. Try our fun Christmas coloring pages this Holiday Season.