K5 Learning Blog

We have made a couple of templates to help your children practice for their weekly spelling tests.

Learning place value is important as it helps students understand the magnitude of numbers. You could say place value teaches the "why" behind the basics of math, beyond memorization and repetition.

Is dog a countable or an uncountable noun? One dog, two dogs. It’s countable. Is water a countable or an uncountable noun? One water, two water? That doesn’t work! Water is uncountable.

In grade 2 science, student learn about the Earth’s surface and how it continually changes. We have some worksheets for them to practice earth and water.

‘Affect’ and ‘effect’ are easily confused. Here’s a trick for telling the two words apart.

Members who want to save our worksheets in folders to easily find them in the future can now do so.

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.