Resources to start and grow your TpT store
Teachers Pay Teachers is a great way for teachers to start making some extra money. I encourage everyone I meet to start selling their resources online. That’s why I created this free ebook, to help you get started and to
When teachers go onto TpT to order a product, they generally type something in the search bad and then scan a long list of results. Or, they do a search on Google or Pinterest and are again shown results from
MY FIRST SALE Recently, I created a resource that works well for primary science teachers. But my TpT store is dedicated to helping math teachers, so this product is not in line with the rest of my store – and
From Making Extra Money on TpT You know you should start a Teachers Pay Teachers page to start selling your resources, lesson plans, and other cool things you’re doing in your classroom. But you haven’t. And you keep telling yourself
I encourage all teachers to start a Teachers Pay Teachers store to generate a little extra money. Often, when I do, I am blasted by this holier-than-thou Mindset that it’s more noble to give something away for free than to
Many of us who would like to begin making some extra money on TpT, fight this common misbelief; the idea that none of our content is original, or worth selling on TpT. While I find this hard to believe, I
Many teachers tell me that they can’t start selling on TpT because they’re not good at graphic design. I have 5 reasons why that shouldn’t stop you 1 – It’s not that Big of a Deal Yes, most of the
Once upon a time, I was taking my 3 girls to the Science Museum. Outside the facilities was a lady who had woven palm fronds together into beautiful household décor, hats, purses, and other accessories. We stopped to admire her
I’m SO glad that you are starting a Teachers Pay Teachers page. It’s a great decision that will help you in SO many ways – not-the-least being that it will help you generate a bit of side income. But it’s
1 – Less Time Away from your Family Many teachers have to secure extra income to help make ends meet. Many of us work a second job after school, on the weekends, or over the summer. However, these jobs take