K5 Learning Blog

“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.

One of the most common conjunctions is “and”. You can use “and” to join two whole sentences together.

As your kids learn to read, there are several reading strategies you can use to help them improve. We’ll take you through these strategies.

Grade 2 students practice weather words as part of their science curriculum. This list of weather words may come in handy.

In kindergarten, measurement practice starts with size comparisons: bigger/smaller, taller/shorter, and same/different.

In creative writing, we give objects human traits to craft an image of that object in the reader’s mind. We call this personification.

Many students get confused when using an apostrophe and s at the end of a word. When do you add an apostrophe to words that end in s?

Check out the new workbook we’ve added to our bookstore: tracing for preschool and kindergarten students.

Grade 1 students spend a large part of their science curriculum on animals. We’ve created a variety of worksheets for students to practice the needs of, classifications and habitats of animals.