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Peabody for educators

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The nineteen reading levels

Need
Reading at each level
What it holds
Free leveled stories with questions, from first words to about eighth grade
Open it
NeedWhere on PeabodyWhat it holds
Reading at each levelThe nineteen reading levelsFree leveled stories with questions, from first words to about eighth grade
Something to printWorksheetsStory, passage and math sheets
Games for the roomClassroom gamesGames a class can play together
A note on AI and privacyHow Peabody uses AIWritten from the code, with no student data sold

Teach with it

Know what is in it

AI, for teachers

Teaching at home, or one child at a time

Tutors, nannies and homeschool parents: the homeschool section of Peabody Teach has state laws, plans, records and curriculum.

What is coming

Classroom tools are not built yet. They are planned: a class roster, each student's level and practice in one view, and printable records, with no ads and no student data sold. Until then every story, game and sheet above is free and works without an account.

Questions educators ask

Can I run a whole class on Peabody?

Not yet. There is no class roster or teacher view today. Students can read, play and practise on their own devices, and you can print sheets and cheat sheets for the room. Class tools are planned.

Is it free?

Yes, free through the end of 2026, with no sign-up. Free through the end of 2026, with no sign-up.

Are there ads or student data to worry about?

There are no ads. A child can start with no account, and the privacy and AI pages say what is kept and what is not asked.

Teacher? Share this page to Google Classroom. Children open it with no sign-up.

Send this to yourself

We'll email you this page and a link that opens your child's Peabody on any phone, tablet or computer. It's the only email we'll send.

Checked against how Peabody works on 18 October 2026. Written with help from AI, from Peabody's own code and library. Peabody is a learning app, not an assessment: if you're worried about your child's learning, talk to their teacher. How Peabody's pages are made.