K5 Learning Blog

Opinion writing encourages students to think critically about a topic. We’ve created a number of worksheets for students to practice opinion writing.

Creating and interpreting line plots can be made engaging and accessible for students. Here's a step-by-step guide.

We have a section of sentence structure worksheets for students to practice subjects and predicates in all their forms, simple, compound and complex sentences, as well as direct and indirect objects.

Picking a word from a selection of slightly different spellings challenges students to focus on the correct spelling of that word. We’ve created worksheets to help them practice this for grades 1 - 5.

Teaching kids about density using cork, wood, and metal can be a hands-on and engaging activity. Let us show you how.

We have a step-by-step guide to help students learn how to subtract in columns.

Properly using articles (a, an, the) in English is important for clear and accurate communication.

Teaching narrative writing to 4th-grade students involves breaking down the process into manageable steps and providing them with the tools and guidance to develop their storytelling skills. We have some worksheets for narrative writing practice.

Expanded notation is a useful way to break down a number into its component parts and better understand its value based on place values.

In grade 4, students work on developing writing that has clarity and structure. We’ve created a set of worksheets for them to practice how to improve sentences.