Worksheet and slide maker v0.1.0
Add at least 30 words to measure the reading level.
What to fix
- Add a block to begin.
Your document stays in this browser. Nothing is sent. A link keeps it after the # sign, which browsers never send to a server. Please don't put children's names in it.
Make a worksheet or a slide deck from Peabody's reviewed questions, then change it block by block: add, copy, move or delete anything, check the reading level, and print it with an answer key. Free, no sign-in, and your document stays on this computer.
Was this useful?
How to use it
- Choose Worksheet or Slides, a grade and a topic.
- Press Start from Peabody's questions, or Blank page and type your own.
- Copy, move, delete or add blocks. Fix anything the page flags.
- Print the sheet and the answer key, or print the slides and your notes.
Ideas for class
- Make a Friday review and a Monday re-teach from the same start: change the numbers by pressing Different questions.
- Copy a block to make three levels of the same question.
- Turn the worksheet into slides for the board: switch to Slides and the questions become one slide each.
Related
Questions
Where do the questions come from?
From Peabody's reviewed question bank: math facts, sight words, word meanings and reading passages with their own questions. Nothing on this page is written by an AI. You can type your own blocks too.
Is my document saved or sent anywhere?
It is saved in this browser only. A link keeps the whole document after the # sign, which browsers never send to a server. Please don't put children's names in it.
How is the reading level worked out?
With the Flesch-Kincaid formula on the words a student reads (not your notes or the answers). It is a guide: very short text can't be measured, and it is a little rough in kindergarten.
Nothing you type here is sent anywhere. No sign-in, no ads. What each tool stores