K5 Learning Blog

Commas, semi-colons, and colons are all punctuation marks used to separate items in sentences, but they serve different purposes.

We share some creative ways in which you can teach kids about synonyms and antonyms.

After students have learned about 2D shapes, they need to learn about 3D shapes. We share some activities you can use to introduce 3D shapes.

Explaining 2D shapes should involve using visuals and hand-on activities. Here’s an approach to introducing 2D shapes to your kids.

Appositives are grammatical constructions used in sentences to provide additional information about a noun or pronoun. Let us give you some examples.

In narrative writing, grade 5 students focus on developing plot structure, creating realistic settings, character traits and writing from different points of view. We’ve added a new section of narrative writing worksheets for grade 5.

Direct and indirect objects are two important elements in English grammar that help clarify the relationships between verbs and the nouns or pronouns they act upon.

Homographs are words that are spelled the same but have different meanings. To tell homographs apart, kids need to understand the context in which the word is used. We share some strategies to tell homographs apart.

Teaching the concept of multiplication to young students can be done in a hands-on and visual manner to make it more engaging and comprehensible. We share some strategies and activities that you can use to teach the meaning of multiplication.

Vertebrates are a group of animals that share a special feature – they all have a backbone or spine. Let’s explore the diversity of vertebrates and learn about the different types that inhabit our planet.