Reading together for Parents

A free printable weekly reading log: a row for each day with the book, the minutes, the pages and a family initial. Edit the days and the heading, print a stack and send home.

A free printable monthly reading log: a calendar box for each day to write the minutes, and lines for the books finished. Choose any month, print and send home.

Tap errors and self-corrections on a passage, time the read, and get accuracy, self-correction ratio and WCPM with the formulas shown. Informal; nothing saved.

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.

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.

A free printable teacher weekly planner: your periods down the side, the days across the top, big writing boxes and a column for notes. Edit the periods and print.

Turn any text into a fill-in-the-blank worksheet: every Nth word, longer words only, or words you tap, with a word bank and answer key. Free, no sign-up.

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.

193 original Kindergarten reading passages, fiction and nonfiction, each with five questions, an answer key, vocabulary and a print copy.

216 original 1st grade reading passages, fiction and nonfiction, each with five to six questions, an answer key, vocabulary and a print copy.

218 original 2nd grade reading passages, fiction and nonfiction, each with five to six questions, an answer key, vocabulary and a print copy.

190 original 3rd grade reading passages, fiction and nonfiction, each with five to seven questions, an answer key, vocabulary and a print copy.

200 original 4th grade reading passages, fiction and nonfiction, each with five to seven questions, an answer key, vocabulary and a print copy.

230 original 5th grade reading passages, fiction and nonfiction, each with five to seven questions, an answer key, vocabulary and a print copy.

176 original 6th grade reading passages, fiction and nonfiction, each with five to seven questions, an answer key, vocabulary and a print copy.

95 original 7th grade reading passages, fiction and nonfiction, each with five to seven questions, an answer key, vocabulary and a print copy.

125 original 8th grade reading passages, fiction and nonfiction, each with five to eight questions, an answer key, vocabulary and a print copy.

A free printable 3-2-1 exit slip: three things I learned, two things that surprised me and one question I still have. Edit the headings, print a class set and use after any lesson or text.

Free library books to read together on the big screen: big type, a voice that lights each word, a pace you set, pictures where the book has them and questions to talk about.

A free gradebook: points, percents, a 1 to 4 view and an exit ticket tally per student, kept on this computer only, with a printable blank page.

A free printable weekly lesson plan grid with a row for each subject, a column for each day and a goal column. Edit the subjects and print for the week.

A free printable one-page book report: title and author, characters and setting, what happened, a favorite part and a rating. Print a class set for independent reading.

Number the Stars is our top pick: a Newbery Medal winner set in Copenhagen in 1943 that gives fourth and fifth graders a real historical event to follow. Ranked, with price, a limit and how we chose.

Checked 2026-10-27

A Sick Day for Amos McGee is our top pick: a short, kind story that wins a class in a single sitting. Ranked, with price, a limit and how we chose.

Checked 2026-10-27