K5 Learning Blog

Teaching your kids to read is an important and exciting milestone in their development. Here are some practical tips for parents to help teach their kids to read.

Possessive pronouns (my, your, our) and independent possessive pronouns (mine, yours, ours) are words that we use to show ownership or possession. They help us talk about things that belong to someone.

The egg in a bottle science experiment is a classic demonstration of the principles of air pressure. You can do this one at home with your kids.

Rounding numbers to the nearest 10 and 100 can be introduced to grade 2 students using simple and visual examples. We suggest this approach.

As parents we want to help our kids learn to manage their emotions, establish positive relationship and make responsible decisions. We’ve created several pages of social and emotional (SEL) worksheets for practice.

Learning to sort and classify objects helps kids develop their memory, attention, and problem-solving skills. We have created a series of worksheets for preschool and kindergarten students work on sorting.

Here are ten of the most common grammar mistakes that elementary school students make.

Math can be a challenging subject for elementary school students, and it's not uncommon for them to make mistakes along the way. These are the most common mistakes kids make in math.

The floating egg science experiment is a classic and easy-to-do experiment that demonstrates the concept of density.

The terms "over" and "more than" are both used to indicate a quantity that is larger than another. However, there is a subtle difference in usage that can be helpful to know.