I know. You’ve already heard of TeachersPayTeachers. Maybe you even sell on TeachersPayTeachers. The website is filled with great resources for every content and grade level. There are even resources available for homeschool moms and calendars for businesses. There are so many creative individuals who are selling (and giving away) great resources. There are whole units, full curriculum, journal notes, projects, accommodations, digital and paper resources, videos, and so much more offered on TPT.
Did you know you could be one of them? You are already creating content for your students (or business). You can sign up for free to have a store on TPT. This is a breakdown of the basic version vs. the premium seller account found on the TPT website.
Shameless plug – I’m going to insert my own TPT store here. You can find me at Get Your Math Together. Over the next few months, I will be revamping my store and adding a lot more resources on it. Be sure to go follow me on TPT so you know when knew stuff is released!
I would recommend choosing the free version until you have enough resources to cover the yearly fee. I know you are leaving money on the table, but that allows you to stay out of the negative when calculating the profit you make from your sales.
In addition to all the amazing things TPT has to offer for buyers and sellers, I also want to mention one of the newest features at TPT… Easel! I am obsessed with Easel. This free feature allows you to turn any PDF into a digital activity. This is not limited to resources that are on TPT. If you purchase an Easel activity on TPT and you have a co-teacher, keep in mind the activity is linked to your account. You will want to download the activity and email it to your co-teacher.
Simply upload the PDF and assign it to students via Google Classroom. There is also an assessment feature that automatically grades the assessment for students. Students will receive real time feedback to help them while they are completing the assessment.
Give Easel a try and sign up as a seller on TPT. What do you have to lose?