Assessment 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 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.

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.

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.

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.

A free printable testing in progress sign for the classroom door: a big heading, a line asking for quiet and a line for the time. Edit every word, print and post before the test.

A free printable testing day checklist for students: eight editable ready-to-test items to tick, such as sharp pencils and breakfast, and a line for what to do if stuck. Print and send home.

Twelve silent mental resets for before reading, writing or a test, with a random draw, a timer and printable cards. Nobody has to move or speak. Free.

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.

Make a one-screen multiple-choice quiz from a list, with lettered choices, a reveal and team scores you give out. No timer, no points for speed, no student devices. Free.

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.

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.

Run Peabody's free typing course with a class: 18 lessons with no student accounts, typing tests of 1, 3 and 5 minutes, a printable sheet for each lesson, and a link that shows each seat's words a minute.

Checked 2026-11-10

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.

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.

Checked 2026-10-30

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.

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.