Test prep for 8th grade

Print a quiz with an answer key in a minute: math facts, sight words, word meanings, a passage's questions or your list. Versions A and B, bubble sheet. Free, no sign-up.

Printable exit tickets: twelve prompts or your own, or one to three quiz questions, with a how-sure-are-you line. Four or six to a page with cut lines. Free, no sign-up.

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.

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.

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.

A whole-class quiz game on one screen: 2 to 8 teams, a category board, tiles with surprises or a race. No devices, no player cap, free.

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.

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.

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 test-taking strategies poster: five steps with pictures, from reading the directions to checking your work. Edit each step and print on letter or A4.

Build a quiz board with categories and point values, play it on the projector with team scores, and print the answer sheet. Free, no sign-in.

A free grade calculator: a score chart for any test length, weighted grades with what the rest needs, a curve for a test, and standards-based levels to a percent.

Print a map of the 50 states: blank, with names, with abbreviations, or numbered with an answer key, and an optional list of capitals. Letter or A4, no sign-in.

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.

An exit ticket spinner with twelve closing prompts such as one thing learned, still wondering and rate 1 to 4. Spin at the end of class and collect answers on scraps of paper.

Free space printables and quizzes for K–8: tonight's sky sheet, a Moon journal, a meteor shower tally, star pattern cards, the planets in order, and ten read-aloud quizzes.

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A state capitals spinner: spin one of the 50 states, the class names the capital, and the answer appears under the winner. Free, fair and ready for the projector.

Get multiple-choice questions with three answer boxes from a topic or a text, then play them as classroom activities, copy them as a set, or print a quiz with a key. An AI draft to check.

Which grade is this passage for?: a short quiz for substitute teachers, three choices a question with a line on why. Nothing is saved. Free.

The first five minutes: a quiz for subs: a short quiz for substitute teachers, three choices a question with a line on why. Nothing is saved. Free.

Type a lesson objective and get exit tickets and quick checks: a short question, a three-choice question or a self-rating, with answers, ready to print as slips. An AI draft to check.

What would you do? Ten moments for a substitute: a short quiz for substitute teachers, three choices a question with a line on why. Nothing is saved. Free.

Sub lingo: the words on a sub plan: a short quiz for substitute teachers, three choices a question with a line on why. Nothing is saved. Free.

The note: say what happened, not who is what: a short quiz for substitute teachers, three choices a question with a line on why. Nothing is saved. Free.