Study skills for 6th grade

A free printable weekly homework planner: a row for each subject, a box for every day and a place for a family initial. Edit the subjects and print a stack.

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.

A free printable two-circle Venn diagram with room to write in each circle and in the middle. Edit the two topic labels and print for compare and contrast.

A free printable KWL chart with three tall columns: what I know, what I want to know, and what I learned. Edit the headings, add a fourth column if you like, and print.

A printable conference form: your notes for the meeting, or a short page families fill in before it. Choose the sections and print. Notes never leave the tab.

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.

Free printable thank you note cards, six to a page, each with a title strip and writing lines. Edit the title, print, cut apart and let children write notes to the people who helped them.

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.

A free printable main idea and details organizer drawn as a house: a roof for the main idea, pillars for the details and a base for the summary. Edit the labels and print.

A free printable assignment tracker for older students: a row for each assignment with the class, the due date, a done box and a grade. Print a stack for the term.

A free printable cause and effect organizer with four rows, each joining a cause to an effect with an arrow. Edit the labels and print for reading, science or history.

An editable weekly lesson plan: days by periods, A/B days or a six-day cycle, copy a lesson forward, print the week or the sub's day.

A free printable who, what, when, where, why and how organizer with a labeled row and writing lines for each question. Edit the questions and print.

A free printable Frayer model with four boxes round a center word: definition, characteristics, examples and non-examples. Edit the labels and print for vocabulary.

A free positive note home template: what the child did, why it mattered and a question to ask at home, to print or paste into your class app, with a filled example.

A free printable missing work log: a row for each assignment, its due date, who still owes it and a box to tick when it is in. Edit the assignment list and print.

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.

Paste this week's spelling words and get a look-say-cover-write-check sheet, a numbered test, a scramble, and bingo and word search made from the same list. Free.

Eight lesson plan formats to fill in on screen: daily, weekly, 5E, gradual release, Madeline Hunter, backward design, unit and centers. Print or copy to Docs.

Print a Venn diagram, T-chart, KWL chart, story map, Frayer model, cause and effect, sequence or main idea chart with your own headings and prompts. Free.

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.

Type an objective and get a lesson outline: a hook, modeling, guided and independent practice, a check for understanding and a close, timed to your lesson. 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.

A free three-box quiz made from the words on one Peabody page, with an answer key to print and a homework link a student opens without signing in.