K5 Learning Blog

We can rearrange the letters in the word cat to make the word act. The same goes for baker and break. We often use anagrams in word games, but they can also be useful in helping kids learn spelling patterns.

For students who need to work on adding two-digit numbers to large numbers, we have a dedicated section of math drill worksheets.

We use “there is” and “there are” to say that something exists. Whether to use “there is” or “there are” in a sentence depends on the noun that follows it.

We have created lots of new worksheets for our grade 4 measurement section to help students work on converting between different units of the same system.

Teaching young students about colors will help them not only make sense of the world, but also help their early language and math skills.

We’ve added a new math workbook to our bookstore that focuses on the laws of exponents and scientific notation, and their use in calculations.

We’ve created a variety of addition worksheets to help students gain fluency in basic addition facts up to 12 + 12.

“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.