English learners: sheets, cards, guides and picture words
One shelf for teachers of English learners and the families they work with: picture-word sheets, sentence frames, school phrases, flashcards and guides for families in other languages.
Print for your classroom
- Picture word sheets for English learners: Free printable practice for English learners: match pictures to words, trace and copy, or fill in sentences from a word bank, with Spanish beside the English if you like.
- Sentence frame cards for English learners: Printable sentence frames for describing, comparing, asking, giving an opinion, explaining, sequencing, predicting and retelling, at three levels from starting to expanding.
- School phrase cards in English and Spanish: Printable cards of 24 things a new student needs to say at school, in English with the Spanish beneath, for the first weeks in a new classroom.
- Flashcard maker: Make two-sided printable flashcards from a list, 6, 8 or 10 to a page with cut lines, or flip through them on the projector. Free, no sign-in.
- Family note maker: Print a one-page letter home in English, Spanish or both: what we are learning, reading or math at home, or a welcome. Free, nothing leaves your computer.
- Bingo card generator: Up to 100 different bingo cards from words, pictures, math facts or 1–75, and a ball cage caller that talks, checks a card by its number and plays on devices. Free, no sign-in.
Picture words, readers and games for learners
- Picture-word cards: 22 topics with Spanish: Twelve everyday words a topic, each with its picture and its Spanish.
- Flashcard maker: Print picture cards, with the Spanish on the back if you want it.
- Sound-it-out readers: Short books for beginners, easiest first, with the words their pictures show.
- Quizzes: Quick picture quizzes, three answer boxes each.
- Word of the day: One new word a day, with its picture.
- ESL worksheets: Printable worksheets for learners.
For families, in their own language
Peabody's stories and games for children are in English, so a child can learn it. These guides tell grown-ups how to help, in their language.
How we keep this safe
- No box for a child's name or home language, anywhere on these pages.
- Nothing you choose is sent to us. Menu choices stay in your browser.
- Free, no ads, no sign-in, no AI. The Spanish is everyday Spanish for a US classroom, written without a native-speaker review yet, so please check it with a Spanish speaker; families from different countries may say things differently.