Getting Started on TpT

If you’re reading this, then most likely you have started a TpT sellers page and are confused about what to do next. If you haven’t started a TpT sellers account yet, great! Read this first: Three Assumptions One. I’m assuming

Several years ago I begun selling on Teachers Pay Teachers. I knew absolutely nothing about it! I had to start a PayPal account just so I could join. After completing all the necessary forms to begin, I was shocked to

Just because you’re a teacher and don’t make a lot of money doesn’t mean that you shouldn’t be investing it. Hopefully, you have retirement investments and the correct insurance for you and your family. Beyond that, you want the rest

Times are strange. Schools across the nation are closed, with most doing some form of distance learning while a few have decided to start summer break early. We’re quarantined and social distancing while the economy struggles and people are losing

Teachers don’t make a lot of money, so most of us supplement our income with extra work. Many teachers work a second job, have a side hustle, or try to round up work over the summer break. But what is

So you’re interested in selling products on TpT? That’s great. I encourage every teacher to do this. But I understand that sometimes the task may be daunting. It’s hard not knowing exactly where to begin. Here are a few things

Teachers Pay Teachers has done so much good for so many teachers, and I encourage every teacher I meet to begin a sellers page to start generating some extra income. However, many teachers tell me that thing holding them back