Gifted and advanced
Harder puzzles, deeper projects and room to go further.
- One set, ten ways to play it: flashcards, test, live quiz, word search, crossword, bingoMaker
Type or paste a list once and play it as flashcards, a test, a match race, a play-it-aloud class game, a live quiz with a join code, a word search, a crossword or bingo, or print it. Free, no sign-in.
- Reading challenge by genrePrintable
A free printable reading challenge with a row for twelve genres, a line for the book, a date and a star to color. Edit the genres, print and set the class a goal.
- 100th day writing pagePrintable
A free printable 100th day of school writing page with three editable prompts about the number 100 and a big box to draw one hundred of something. Print a class set for the day.
- Question generator, exit ticket and lesson hookMaker
Pick a math skill, topic, book or passage and get questions with a key, an exit ticket, a lesson hook and a reading passage at a level. Made by code from Peabody's own pages, free, no sign-in.
- What the quiz bank holdsPage
Every question the quiz maker can draw on, by skill and grade: math facts, sight words, word meanings and the reading passages, and what it does not hold for grades 6–8.
- Kindness calendarPrintable
A free printable kindness calendar: a month with one small act of kindness written in each day, twenty-eight ready ideas. Choose the month, edit the acts, print and post.
- Live classroom quiz: students join with a codeGame
A free live review game: students join on their devices with a six-letter code and a made-up nickname, and tap one of three big boxes. No accounts, no ads, no ranking below 3rd grade, nothing stored.
- Reading passages with questionsReading
Original reading passages for kindergarten to 8th grade, each with five to eight comprehension questions, an answer key and vocabulary. Science, social studies, stories and more. Print student copies or read it big.
- Exit ticketsPrintable
Free printable exit tickets, eight to a page, each with a prompt, writing lines and a name line. Edit the prompts, print, cut apart and hand one to each student at the door.
- Host a live quiz on the projector: room code, QR code and three big boxesTool
Open a room for a live quiz: paste your questions or pick a math facts set, choose everyone together, teams or at your own level, and show the code. Results stay on your computer.
- Kindergarten reading passages with questionsReading
193 original Kindergarten reading passages, fiction and nonfiction, each with five questions, an answer key, vocabulary and a print copy.
- Grade 1 reading passages with questionsReading
216 original 1st grade reading passages, fiction and nonfiction, each with five to six questions, an answer key, vocabulary and a print copy.
- Grade 2 reading passages with questionsReading
218 original 2nd grade reading passages, fiction and nonfiction, each with five to six questions, an answer key, vocabulary and a print copy.
- Grade 3 reading passages with questionsReading
190 original 3rd grade reading passages, fiction and nonfiction, each with five to seven questions, an answer key, vocabulary and a print copy.
- Grade 4 reading passages with questionsReading
200 original 4th grade reading passages, fiction and nonfiction, each with five to seven questions, an answer key, vocabulary and a print copy.
- Grade 5 reading passages with questionsReading
230 original 5th grade reading passages, fiction and nonfiction, each with five to seven questions, an answer key, vocabulary and a print copy.
- Grade 6 reading passages with questionsReading
176 original 6th grade reading passages, fiction and nonfiction, each with five to seven questions, an answer key, vocabulary and a print copy.
- Grade 7 reading passages with questionsReading
95 original 7th grade reading passages, fiction and nonfiction, each with five to seven questions, an answer key, vocabulary and a print copy.
- Grade 8 reading passages with questionsReading
125 original 8th grade reading passages, fiction and nonfiction, each with five to eight questions, an answer key, vocabulary and a print copy.
- Class typing race on the projector: students join with a code, no accountsGame
A live typing race for the whole class: everyone types the same short passage on their own device and the projector shows the class racing along. No ranking below 3rd grade, no accounts, nothing stored.
- Story mapPrintable
A free printable story map with boxes for characters, setting, problem, three events, solution and what you learned. Edit the labels and print for any book.
- Ask three before me posterPrintable
A free printable ask three before me poster with four steps: think, look around the room, ask three classmates, then ask the teacher. Edit the steps, print and post.
- Character traits organizerPrintable
A free printable character traits organizer: four rows pairing a trait with the evidence from the text, and a line for the page. Edit the labels and print for any book.
- Substitute teacher interview questionsTool
Twenty questions districts ask new subs, what each district is listening for, a practice mode that keeps nothing, and a one-page about-me sheet to print. Free.