English learners (page 3)

Fifty classroom-friendly would-you-rather questions for kids, sorted by theme, each with a follow-up that turns it into a vote, a quick write, a debate or a math tally.

A free printable poster of math word clues: the words that often point to adding, subtracting, multiplying or dividing, in two columns. Edit and print.

Running a task card center: picking the deck, the recording sheet, teaching the routine, three ways to check answers, Scoot and early finishers, by grade, with a free task card maker.

Thirty vocabulary games for K–8 that work with any word list: whole-class, partner, paper and two-minute games, each with how to play, plus free crossword, flashcard and bingo makers.

Type a table or tap to count while the class votes, then print a bar graph, picture graph or tally chart, or show it on the projector. Free, no sign-in.

Roll three to nine picture dice (animals, places, feelings, objects), then tell it or write it from a prompt. Share the exact roll by link. Free.

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.

Twenty printable cards for coding without a screen: robot partner, repeat, find the bug, if-then rules. Print 4 or 8 to a page. Free, no sign-in.

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Writing prompts by grade band: narrative, opinion, informative, picture prompts described in words, and story starters. Two hundred original prompts, free to print.

Paste a list and get a six-letter code: children answer at home and you see each score by the pen name Peabody gave them. Free, no real names.

Short, kid-friendly meanings with a picture for a hundred first words. Search, browse A to Z or print. Nothing is fetched from anywhere else.

Build a word wall by first letter, by sound pattern or by topic, from our sight word, phonics and topic lists or your own words, then print it. Free.

A partner activity spinner with twelve structures such as turn and talk, teach your partner and quiz each other. Add one to any lesson in a few seconds.

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.

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Printable sentence frames for describing, comparing, asking, giving an opinion, explaining, sequencing, predicting and retelling, at three levels from starting to expanding.

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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.

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A world language sub plan for a sub who doesn't speak the language: the class's own words and book lead, with a backup and what never to do. Free.

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What should happen when something happens? A free unplugged lesson for K to 2nd, about 20 minutes, with a printable.

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Say what an email home is for and get a clear, kind draft with [Student] and [Parent] left for you to fill in, so no name is sent anywhere. An AI draft to check.

A random topic wheel with thirty light topics for one-minute talks, morning meeting and partner chats. Spin, think for ten seconds, and talk. Free and fair.

Fourteen Spanish sub plans for K–8 for a sub who doesn't speak Spanish: greetings, numbers, colors, Simón dice, bingo, verb charades and the class teaching you.

Give a topic or a list of words and get child-friendly meanings and example sentences, ready to print or to make flashcards and classroom activities. An AI draft to check.

Choose a book from Peabody’s read-aloud library for its own questions, free, or name any other book and get discussion questions with what to listen for. An AI draft to check.

Forty question of the day ideas for K–8 that every child can answer: imagination, school, nature and just-for-fun, a follow-up for each, no money or home topics.