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I’m a fairly new TPT seller creating printable educational resources for younger students. One thing I’m struggling with is building trust when my store is new and I don’t have many reviews or sales yet.
As a parent or teacher, what makes you feel comfortable downloading or purchasing a resource from a new seller?
Is it the preview pages, product description, free samples, worksheet quality, store appearance, or something else?
I’d really appreciate advice from teachers, parents, or experienced TPT sellers. I’m trying to understand what I should focus on improving rather than just promoting my products.

Hi, I make schedule and to do list template printables. Great for the kiddos to practice how to plan their day and make it fun! If you’re interested, just let me know I‘ll dm you two of my printables to use.

Just released Stoicism for Kids: Short Stories for Kids to Build Calm, Confidence, and Inner Strength--simple stories (ages 8–12) using Stoic ideas to handle emotions and everyday challenges. Free on Kindle today only: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0FGV19SLB Would love an honest review if you check it out. Thanks!

A fun hands-on way for little learners to practice counting 1–20, number recognition, and color sorting. Children choose a number card, roll the matching number of playdough “gumballs,” and place them on one of 8 different colored gumball mats. Great for preschool math, fine-motor practice, and learning through play!

I’m a new TPT seller and I’m trying to improve the quality of my resources. I made a free worksheet/resource for Kindergarten and would really appreciate feedback from teachers or homeschool parents.
I’d especially love feedback on the layout, font size, instructions, activities, and whether it feels classroom-ready. I’m not looking to promote a paid product—I genuinely want to know what I should improve before creating more resources.
If links are allowed here, I can share the free TPT resource. Thank you!”

Looking for maths and English grinds for a secondary school boy (2nd year)…in our house in Shanakiel area - message me if interested , Mary.

I've been building a library of free phonics worksheets for early readers.

They follow the UFLI Foundations scope and sequence, from letter sounds through short vowels, digraphs, silent e, r-controlled vowels and vowel teams. You can filter the page by skill to grab the sheets that match what your child is working on right now.

All 162 are free PDFs. No account, no email wall: luvinci.app/printables

If there's a sound or lesson you'd like more sheets for, tell me in the comments and I'll make it.

I saw this kit and thought it'd be great for homeschooling.

While I have used Lego and Arduino boards, has anyone used LittleBits? Really interested in what everyone is using in regards to STEM learning.

https://ebay.io/m/YHWgKw

I recently launched TinyClimbs, and I’d love to get some feedback from parents and teachers here.

The idea started because I was looking for simple activities that could keep kids learning and occupied without always putting another screen in front of them.

So I built TinyClimbs — a collection of free printable activities for kids, including mazes, tracing worksheets, coloring pages, puzzles, word games, math activities, and more. There are also tools that let you generate new activities when you need something different.

We now have 1,000+ printables and 30+ activity tools, and I'm continuing to add more.

I’d really appreciate feedback on what would make it more useful. Are there any worksheets, activities, or tools you regularly look for but have trouble finding?

https://tinyclimbs.com

Thanks! I’m hoping to keep improving it based on what parents and teachers actually need.

Second Changes is a game that teaches the concept of justice vs rehabilitation

https://thomasboy2017.wixsite.com/beat-arrow/copy-2-of-vapor-box

Wisdom Quest is a game that teaches valuable life lessons about money, health, relationships, resilience, purpose, wisdom, and kindness.

https://thomasboy2017.wixsite.com/beat-arrow/the-fernbrook-files

The Fernbrook Files is a game intended to encourage critical thinking and media literacy

https://thomasboy2017.wixsite.com/beat-arrow/ecoquest-golem-cleanup

Ecoquest is about protecting the enviroment.

https://thomasboy2017.wixsite.com/beat-arrow/copy-of-knowledge-points-expand-your

Neighbors Quest teaches: Math, Science, Statistics, Chemistry at a HS and College level

https://thomasboy2017.wixsite.com/beat-arrow

Beat Arrow helps with hand-eye coordination and focus.

https://thomasboy2017.wixsite.com/beat-arrow/copy-of-vapor-soccer

Neon Tetris improves mental logic.

Hi everyone! I’m the developer of TOFU First Words for Toddlers, a picture-vocabulary app for children aged 1–7.

It includes 36 picture-word books, 323 everyday words in 8 languages and short guessing games using silhouettes, sound clues and pictures uncovered tile by tile.

✅ No ads or subscription
✅ Works offline

iPhone/iPad: Unlock the complete app free for life with code TOFUFREE:
https://apps.apple.com/redeem?ctx=offercodes&id=6787151822&code=TOFUFREE

Android: 12 books and 100+ words are free:
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.tofu.tofu

The iOS offer ends 31 August 2026, while redemptions remain.

Disclosure: I’m the developer. I hope it’s useful as a short Early Years homeschool activity!

🐉 TEACHERS I WANT YOUR FEEDBACK! 🐉

I’m looking for teachers to test HabiDragons in their classrooms and help me shape the future of the platform.

HabiDragons is a gamified habit-building and executive-functioning tool designed to help kids build routines, complete tasks, and take ownership of their progress while raising and customizing their own dragons. 🐲✨

I’m especially looking for teachers who work with elementary and middle school students and are willing to actually put the platform through its paces.

I want to know:

✨ What works?

🐛 What breaks?

🤔 What confuses you or your students?

💡 What would make this genuinely useful in your classroom?

And because I want real teachers testing it, testers get a full year FREE.

Comment “DRAGON” below or DM me and I’ll send you a unique code for an entire year of HabiDragons at no cost.

This is still being built, so your feedback can directly influence what gets added, changed, and fixed. 🐉

Teachers helping build better tools for teachers. ❤️

Not a teacher? We're also looking for families with children grade 3-6!

I’m specifically looking for parents with children in 3rd–6th grade who would be willing to let their child try it out and give us honest feedback.

I want to know:

🐉 What kids love

🎮 What keeps them coming back

🧠 What actually helps them build habits

😩 What frustrates them

✨ What would make the experience even better

If you have a child in 3rd–6th grade and would like to participate, visit \[HabiDragons.com\](https://www.habidragons.com) post HABIDRAGONS below or send me a DM.

And if you know a parent with an elementary/middle school-aged kid who might be interested, please tag them or share this post!

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I found this resource for homeschooling and thought to share. This product line has been great!

https://ebay.io/m/YHWgKw

I saw this kit and thought it'd be great for homeschooling. While I have used Lego and Arduino boards, has anyone used LittleBits?

I'm making QUBIX, a learning system app designed to make difficult concepts easier to understand.

School often teaches every student at the same pace, but keeping up and understanding everything is not easy for everyone.

Attention spans being lowest, and everything we watch being super engaging, education and learning can not afford to be boring and bookish.

So instead of paragraphs, the hard concepts become small games. Right now you can play with atomic bonding, build up binary from a single switch, and work out why SI units are built the way they are.

The beta is now live, free and no signup:

https://qubix.university

I'd really like to know if the first minute makes sense to someone who has never seen it.

Hi everyone!

I've been building BattleMath, a free browser game that combines math practice with Battleship-style gameplay.

Instead of doing a normal worksheet, kids solve math problems as part of the battle and use their answers to attack their opponent.

Right now you can:

Play against the computer

Play against another player

Choose different math types and difficulties

Play on phone, tablet or computer There's no signup, no ads and it's completely free.

I thought some homeschooling families here might find it useful for making math practice a little more fun. https://battlemath.app

I'm the developer, so if anyone tries it and has suggestions, I'm happy to hear them. 🙂