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Free means free.

Three of the things we make cost nothing, and they cost nothing the whole way down: no account, no email address, no watermark across the page, no trial that quietly ends in October. Open the page, print the PDF, teach it. Two of the three are new every school day.

No sign-up · No email · No watermark · Yours to print, copy and reuse

Take any of it.

New every school day

Free Activities

This morning's news, turned into a class period. A short article written from real reporting, two discussion questions, a word search and a crossword built from the vocabulary in the article.

  • Elementary, middle school, high school and CTE
  • English and Spanish, same story, same picture
  • Student packet and teacher copy with the answer keys

One class period

Open today's packets

New every school day

Free Starters

A warm-up for the top of the period. One believable situation and one thing to do about it — put four steps in order, fix a message that doesn't say enough, pick between two workable options, write the sentence that sorts it out.

  • Elementary, middle school, high school and CTE
  • English and Spanish, student and teacher versions
  • Evergreen — none of them expire, so print a stack

4–6 minutes

Open today's starters

Straight out of the workbooks

Free Lessons

A real chapter out of a workbook we sell — not a preview, not the first two pages. The answer key for that same chapter, and the slide deck that goes with it. All three, or the workbook isn't on the page.

  • Science, health science, IT, economics, life skills and CTE
  • Filed by grade band, subject and pathway
  • Teach the period before you spend a dollar

A whole chapter

Browse the free lessons

Because we were the teacher opening a tab at 8:50 with a class walking in at 8:55, and because every version of that moment we ever met was gated. An email address for a worksheet. An account for a PDF. A trial that took the materials back when it ended. We have been on the wrong side of that door and we are not putting one in front of anybody else.

And it is honest advertising. The fastest way to find out whether a 3andB workbook is worth your Sunday is to teach one of our lessons on a Tuesday. So we give you a whole one — the chapter, the key, the slides — instead of a sales page about how good it is. If it doesn't land in your room, you've lost nothing but a printout, and we'd rather know that than sell you the book first.

The free material is not the offcuts. It is written to the same reading levels, set in the same type, checked by the same people and printed from the same templates as the 2,500+ lessons in the catalog. Every Daily Starter is read by a person before it goes up — an actual name on an actual queue — because a warm-up that lands wrong in a room of thirteen-year-olds is worse than no warm-up at all.

Both daily products come in English and Spanish, and the Spanish is a translation of the same approved material rather than a second, thinner version of it — same story, same picture, same vocabulary, same answers. A bilingual room can print both and be teaching one lesson.

No account. No email address. No school district affiliation, no newsletter you have to unsubscribe from later, no watermark with your name across a page you handed to a student. Nothing on any of the three pages asks you for a single field. Print it, copy it for your classes, put it in a sub folder, hand it to the teacher across the hall.

3andB is three people — two teachers and a designer — in Pocatello, Idaho. 2,500+ lessons and 100+ workbooks across science, the health science pathways, IT, economics, personal finance and life skills, sold to teachers, districts and homeschool families, and a top 1% seller on Teachers Pay Teachers. Everything on this page comes out of the same room as everything we sell.

start with whichever is shortest

Four minutes is enough to find out.

Print a starter for tomorrow's first bell. If it works, today's activity packet is a whole period, and a free lesson is a whole chapter.