K5 Learning Blog

Learning grammar can be a bit dry. How about reading these fun books about grammar and then have your kids practice what they learned with our worksheets?

For students in grade 3 working on living things, animal classifications, food chains and webs, and what animals live in groups, we have created worksheets for them to practice ecosystems.

Do your kids struggle with knowing when to add, subtract, divide or multiply in mixed word problems? We have two solutions for you.

“I did not eat any cookies, yet there are none left.” This is a compound sentence. We have worksheets for your kids to practice compound sentences.

We’ve created a series of lesson planning templates to help teachers and homeschooling parents using our web site.

What does Mrs. Claus say to Santa when there are clouds in the sky? It looks like rain, deer... (chirp, chirp) ... OK, we won’t give up our day job. Try our fun Christmas coloring pages this Holiday Season.

We’ve created 42 worksheets for students in grade 2 to practice what they have learned about animals, their needs and their habitats.

Multiplying with regrouping can be confusing for young students as the numbers end up in new columns. Let us show you how in a video.

When your kids are working on rhymes, poems and limericks, they may need some inspiration for words that rhyme. This list of rhyming words will help them.

These group project and student behavior tools may be of use to our members.