Preschool and daycare

Yes. Every song in the planner is a traditional rhyme or one old enough to be in the public domain, from Peabody's rhyme lists, which name where each comes from. Copyrighted songs are never printed here.

Your state's child care licensing rules decide that, and how long you keep the sheets. Most sheets have the child's name, the time in and out, and the grown-up's signature each way. The sign-in sheet links to the official place to look your state up.

Yes. The books are Peabody's own stories, free to read at peabody.kids on a phone, tablet or projector, with no sign-in and no ads. A few longer ones are marked for you to read aloud.

A medication log is your program's own licensed form, with its own rules. The slip says “Medication: see our log” so a parent knows where to look.

No. Plans, notes, the room's name and the roster stay in your browser. A share link holds only the theme, the week and which newsletter blocks are on.

Pick “Mixed ages” in the planner. Each part then says who does what: everyone sings, the twos do the craft with help, the fours do the letter page.

So that every room can use every week. Late November is “Thankful” (gratitude, harvest and sharing), and December is bears, snow and gingerbread.

That is who they are made for. Every sheet prints on a home printer in black and white, and the craft lists stay at six things or fewer.