Assessment for Kindergarten

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.

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 emotions check-in: six faces to circle and three sentences to finish. Edit the feelings and the questions and print a class set.

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.

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

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.

Every addition fact the quiz maker can print, part by part, with the near-miss wrong answers it puts in the boxes.

Every subtraction fact the quiz maker can print, part by part, with the near-miss wrong answers it puts in the boxes.

Eight classroom moments. For each, pick the rubric shape that fits: analytic for a score, single-point for feedback. Every answer says why.

Checked 2026-10-30

Twenty times facts with three answer boxes each, straight from the bank the quiz maker prints from. A clock runs while you play. See what speed feels like.

Checked 2026-10-30

Every sight word the quiz maker can print as a listening quiz, list by list, with the look-alike words it puts in the boxes.

Fifteen words from Fry's first 100, read aloud by your device, three boxes each. The wrong boxes are the look-alikes a beginning reader mixes up.

Checked 2026-10-30

Every word meaning the quiz maker can print, by reading level, with the two wrong meanings written for each word.

Six classroom plans. For each, pick the quiz layout that fits: three boxes, fill the blank, short answer or exit ticket. Every answer says why.

Checked 2026-10-30