Quizzes for teachers
10 short quizzes about the things we make every week: rubrics, quizzes, sight word checks and reading passages. Tap an answer and the why shows straight away. Nothing is saved or sent.
Analytic or single-point? A rubric quiz
Eight classroom moments. For each, pick the rubric shape that fits: analytic for a score, single-point for feedback. Every answer says why.
8 questions · about 4 min
Is this rubric descriptor child-readable?
Ten rubric cells written for grown-ups. Pick the rewrite a student could read and check against their own work. Every answer says why.
10 questions · about 5 min
Beat your 3rd graders: times tables at speed
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.
20 questions · about 10 min · read aloud · timed
Do you know the Fry 100?
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.
15 questions · about 8 min · read aloud
Which quiz layout for tomorrow?
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.
6 questions · about 3 min
Spot the bad distractor
Ten questions with their wrong answers. Spot the one that gives the game away. Each why shows the real rule Peabody's practice bank uses to pick wrong boxes.
10 questions · about 5 min
Guess the grade of this passage
Eight openings of real reading passages. Pick K–2, 3–5 or 6–8 by ear, then see the grade each was written for and its Flesch–Kincaid number.
8 questions · about 8 min
Retrieval practice: myth or fact?
Ten statements about quizzing to remember. Myth, fact or partly true? Each answer says what the research on the Library's evidence card shows.
10 questions · about 5 min
Does your name picker feel fair?
Seven moments from cold-calling a class. Pick what keeps it fair, and feeling fair, to every student. Every answer says why.
7 questions · about 4 min
Where does student data go?
Eight questions about what happens to the names and lists you type into classroom tools: what Peabody Teach keeps, and what to check on any other tool.
8 questions · about 4 min
Want a quiz for your class instead? The quiz maker prints one with an answer key in a minute, and the exit ticket maker does the last three minutes of a lesson.