K5 Learning Blog

The trouble with who, whom and whose. No wonder our kids have trouble with these pronouns.

Word problems are hard to grasp for students in elementary school. We highlight 10 common mistakes students make and how to solve each word problem correctly.

Young readers learn to discern fact from fiction. We've created worksheets for grade 1 and 2 students to practice reality from make-believe.

Is it rough or smooth? Does it float or sink? Is it attracted to a magnet? Grade 1 students start to explore properties of materials.

Faced with an irregular shape, students often find it daunting to work out its area. We'll show you how.

What is wrong with this sentence? "Each boy must bring their own snack." We tackle the problem students have with pronoun agreement.

In time for Christmas, we've created a bundle of themed math and reading worksheets for your kids to enjoy.

Alliterations help our kids become better readers. Read on to find out how.

In kindergarten, students start to learn about plants. We've created a series of worksheets that help them practice what they learn.

Prepositions and prepositional phrases need lots of practice. We've created a series of worksheets on this topic for grade 4 and grade 5 students.