K5 Learning Blog

Ever wondered what’s really under the ground we walk on? Let’s take a deeper look.

Spelling in English is tricky, full of silent letters, exceptions, and confusing patterns. How can we help our kids master spelling?

What if there was a simple shortcut to help young readers decode dozens of words with just one trick? That’s where word families come in.

Coordinate grids, also called coordinate planes, help students learn how to plot points and understand spatial relationships using ordered pairs (x, y). We have worksheets for grade 5 students to practice coordinate grids.

How do you spot gaps in your child’s math learning? We have some tips.

How do you know what level your child is reading at? How do you choose the right books for them to read? Here’s a simple guide for parents.

We’ve compiled a guide of ideas to help young minds build strong problem-solving skills by spotting patterns, solving puzzles, and thinking step by step.

Patterns and logic are everywhere. Helping kids master them early sets the stage for success in math, science, reading, and life.

The “little and often” approach to learning to read is widely recommended because it aligns with how young brains grow and retain information.

In grade 3 addition, students add larger numbers, work on mental addition and multi-digit column form addition. We have dozens of worksheets for student practice. Let’s dive in.