K5 Learning Blog

It's time to rummage through your cupboards. Try out these fun sound activities using things you can find at home.

The number line is such a valuable tool to help young students visualize simple addition and subtraction.

Using M.I.N.T.S. as a guide, kids can get to grips with the words that need a capital letter in sentences.

For students in grade 5 working on data and graphing, we have 30 new worksheets.

For those of you looking to remove the grade levels from our worksheets, separate the questions and answer pages, share individual worksheet PDFs to Google Classroom, download entire sets of worksheets and more, see our new membership program.

What sound do witches make when they eat cereal? Snap, Cackle & Pop! … We’ll let ourselves out. Wait! Before you go, try our new Halloween coloring pages.

In grade 2, students explore our solar system: Mercury, Venus, Earth, Mars, Jupiter, Saturn, Uranus and Neptune.

Our math videos section now has a series of division videos that demonstrate division concepts in less than 60 seconds.

Can ‘anytime’ and ‘any time’ be used interchangeably? No, they can’t and we tell you why.

In grade 3 life science, students study plant and animal life cycles, inherited traits and adaptations. We have some worksheets for them to practice living things.