K5 Learning Blog

All you'll need for this sun and shade activity is four ice cubes, two pieces of paper, a sidewalk and sunshine. It's a great little science experiment for learning by doing.

Place value is the value of each digit in a number. For example, the 4 in 43 represents 4 tens. With these base ten blocks worksheets, students start to learn about place value.

Understanding the difference between fact and opinion in reading and listening is a critical skill for students to learn. Why is that?

There are various types of sentences. They can be statements, commands, questions or exclamations. Let us take you through the different types of sentences.

When do you use a/an or the in front of a noun? We’ll take you through the definite and indefinite articles and how to use them with examples.

These spinning wheel hands-on activities will help your kids learn about the life cycles of frogs and butterflies.

In the US, we mostly use the customary units of inches, feet, yards and miles to measure distance. How do you convert between these units? Let us show you how it’s done.

To really learn about the water cycle, try this fun hands-on experiment you can do at home.

In grade 1, students learn the difference between periods, question marks and exclamation marks. We have some worksheets to help them practice punctuation.

If you’re looking for worksheets for your child to practice compare and contrast, look no further!