Reading for 8th grade
Reading for 8th grade: 169 free pages to print, play or teach from. No sign-in.
- Monthly reading logPrintable
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.
- Running record and fluency kitTool
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.
- 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.
- 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.
- Cloze makerMaker
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.
- 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.
- Team quiz gameTool
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.
- 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.
- 3-2-1 exit slipPrintable
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.
- Read-aloud books for the projectorReading
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.
- Gradebook and data trackerTool
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.
- Book report formPrintable
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.
- Reading award certificatePrintable
A free printable reading award certificate with a star, a name, a reason and date and signature lines. Type the details or write them by hand, and print on landscape card stock.
- Who, what, when, where, why organizerPrintable
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.
- Readability checkerTool
Paste any text and get its Flesch-Kincaid grade level and reading ease, worked out in your browser. Nothing is uploaded.
- Certificate makerMaker
Make printable award certificates: 30 award wordings, six borders, a certificate for every name on your class list. Free, no watermark.
- Passage quizzes: literal, inference and vocabulary questions, and how ours are builtGuide
Literal, inference and vocabulary questions for reading passages, K–8: how each works, how our 53 passages and their quizzes are built, and how to write your own.
- How to run small-group rotationsGuide
Small-group rotations step by step: forming flexible groups, planning the teacher table, centers that run without you, a printable rotation chart and a projector timer, and fixes.
- Anchor charts for math and readingPrintable
Free printable anchor charts for math and reading, on one page or as a four-page poster.
- Reading a sub plan fastGuide
How a substitute reads a sub plan in ten minutes: the parts every plan has, the order to read them, where teachers hide the important line, and what to do when parts are missing.
- Text leveler: one text at three reading levelsTool
Paste a passage and get the same content at three reading levels, aimed with Peabody’s own level rules and measured when it comes back, with key words and questions. An AI draft to check.
- Questions from a textTool
Paste a passage and get questions to ask about it: literal, inference, vocabulary, discussion and an exit ticket, each with what a good answer includes. An AI draft to check.
- 10 public-domain read-alouds a sub can show on the projectorIdea
Ten free public-domain read-alouds for substitute teachers, K–8, each free on Project Gutenberg with the grades it fits, a counted reading time and two discussion questions.
- IEP goal helper: draft SMART goal wordingsMaker
Pick an area, a grade and a skill and get five draft goal wordings with condition, behavior, criterion, timeline and how to measure. A drafting aid for the IEP team, with no names and no AI.
Checked 2026-11-07