Welcome to the Edublox Teaching Hub — your one-stop destination for practical, research-informed resources to support children’s learning. Here you’ll find free worksheets, activities, and teaching guides designed to build essential cognitive and academic skills step by step. Whether you’re a parent, tutor, or teacher, these tools will help make learning more engaging, structured, and effective.
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Programs and curricula
- Handwriting Curriculum for Dysgraphia
- Help for Reading Comprehension Difficulties (Program Included)
- Memory Explained: 17 Types and How to Improve Them (Program Included)
- Overcoming Handwriting Problems in Children (Program Included)
- Reading Comprehension Program
- Short-Term Memory: What It Is, How It Works, Improving (Program Included)
- Working Memory: What It Is, How to Improve (Program Included)
Reading and spelling help
- What Are High Frequency Words?
- Sight Words: What Are They? Lists with 100, 220, and 1,000 Words
- Phonemes and Graphemes: What Are They? *
- Consonant Digraphs: sh, ch, wh and th
- Floss Spelling Rule Explained
- Beginning Consonant Blends
- Teaching Silent e
- Rabbit Rule
- VCCV Words
- Letter “y” at the End of a Word
- When Two Vowels Go Walking…*
- Spelling Rule: Is It ai or ay?
- Spelling Rule: -tch or -ch?
- Spelling Rule: -ck, -k or -ke?
- Long E Sound: ee or ea?
- Spelling Rule: “Bossy R”
- Spelling Rule: Is It oa, oe, or ow?
- The OO Vowel Team
- The /ou/ Sound
- Past Tense: -ed Pronounced as /t/, /d/, or /əd/
- Spelling Rule: When to Pronounce the Letter ‘c’ as /k/ or /s/
- Spelling Rule: -ge or -dge?
- 18 Spelling Rules Every Child Should Know
- Spelling Games: Four Spelling Games to Improve Your Children’s Spelling
- Spelling Mnemonics: What Are Spelling Mnemonics? 48 Examples
Grammar help
- The Parts of Speech Poem
- Adjectives: What They Are, Importance, Types, Worksheets
- Adverbs: What They Are, Types, Tips, Worksheets
- Homophones: What They Are; With Over 600 Examples
- Nouns: What They Are, Types, Worksheets
- Punctuation: Use Commas Between All Items In a Series
- Punctuation: Use Commas to Set Off Direct Quotations
- Punctuation: Use Commas with Dates, Addresses, and Titles
- Punctuation: Use Commas to Set Off Nonrestrictive Clauses
Free reading comprehension worksheets
4th grade reading comprehension worksheets of approximately 200 words:
These comprehension worksheets were graded with Readabilityformulas:
- Four Amazing Rivers of the World (level 6)
- Five of the World’s Deserts (level 7)
- Eva Peron: From Humble Beginnings to First Lady (Part 1) (level 7)
- Dimash Kudaibergen: Rising Star Vocalist from Kazakhstan (level 8)
- Elon Musk: Innovator and Tech Guru (level 8)
- Planet Earth’s Seven Continents (level 9)
- Six Islands of the World (level 9)
- Jerusalema Dance Challenge (level 9)
- Reach for the Stars with Colonel Chris Hadfield (level 9)
- LEGO World Records: The Largest Caravan (level 10)
- One Ocean and Four — or Five — Basins (level 10)
- Mahatma Gandhi (level 10)
- Johnny Clegg: Musician and Philanthropist (level 12)
Cognitive exercises
- Arrows with a Twist
- Brain Teasers: Count the Squares and Triangles
- Brain Teasers, Logic Puzzles and Processing Speed Tasks
- Creative Thinking Exercises for Children
- Divided Attention: What It Is and How to Improve It (Exercise Included)
- Logical Thinking: What Is Logical Thinking? 6 Types; 5 Exercises to Improve It
- Logical Thinking Exercise with Objects
- Logical Thinking Exercise with Colors
- Logical Thinking Exercise with Letters
- Logical Thinking Exercise with Numbers
- Logical Thinking Exercise for Advanced Learners
- Long-Term Memory: What It Is, Types, Ways to Improve (Exercise Included)
- Mnemonics: What Are Mnemonics? 6 Types with Comprehensive Examples
- Observational Skills: Find 10 Differences between Two Pictures
- Puzzles: Why Puzzles Are Good for Your Child’s Development (Puzzles Included)
- Retention: 10 Teaching Strategies to Boost Retention and Long-Term Memory
- Vocabulary: Criss-Cross Puzzle for Teenagers and Adults
- Word Ladders: Fun with Word Ladders
- Working Memory Exercise
Math help
- Counting Exercise: Teaching Children to Count
- How to Teach Addition to Children
- How to Teach Subtraction to Children
- How to Teach Multiplication to Children
- How to Teach Division to Children
- Place Value: What It Is, Worksheets with Answers
- What Are Factors? How to Find Them
- Rounding Numbers: Rules, Examples, Worksheets with Answers
- How to Divide Fractions in 6 Steps
- What Is the Lowest Common Denominator?
- Order of Operations: What It Is, Worksheets with Answers
- 2D Versus 3D Objects
- Length, Height, and Breadth (or Width): What Are the Differences?
- Geometry: What It Is, Why It Matters, Helping Struggling Students Succeed
- Difference Between Area and Perimeter; Worksheets
- 17 Ways to Help Your Child Get Better at Math
Fine and gross motor development
- Balance Exercise Improves Balance and Motor Integration
- Beanbags Exercise Improves Eye-Hand Coordination, Fine Motor Skills, Motor Integration
- Crumple Papers Exercise Improves Hand Strength
- Fine Motor Skills and Handwriting (14 Activities Included)
- Gross Motor Skills and Handwriting (18 Activities Included)
- Maze Games: Printable Maze Games for Kids
- Six Best Motor Activities for Handwriting
- Writing Exercise Step 1: 34 Letter Formation Worksheets
- Writing Exercise Step 2: 34 Letter Formation Worksheets
- Writing Exercise Step 3: 26 Letter Formation Worksheets
Other Articles
- Five Fun-Packed Activities for Rainy Days
- 10 Steps to Teaching Perfect Writing
- 7 Ways to Help Your Child Become a Better Writer
- Family Game Night: Tips and Games for Kids by Age
- Flashcards for Every Subject, Homeschool or Homework
- Epic Old-School Games for Kids
- 5 Strategies to Help Develop Phonics Skills
- How to Give Your Kids a Fun Summer at Home
- How to Use Your Spring Garden as a Teaching Tool
- 8 Simple Beach Activities for the Kids
- 8 Simple Outdoor Games to Keep the Kids Happy *
- 7 Tips to Encourage Children to Read
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