This is a proposal for how the back office could work. It is not connected to live data.
Catalogue figures are measured from a harvest of the live site. People, orders and campaigns are invented.
You are browsing as a signed-out visitor, so nothing on these screens will save. Publishing, generating and importing are all refused.
DashboardMake a sheetMake a booklet
Make a booklet
A run of pages stapled together, not one sheet: a page saying what is inside, the activities, and the answers at the back. Everything in it is a sheet you have already made, so a booklet is an order and some front matter rather than a whole new thing to write.
Why this screen exists
135 of the resources you sell are booklets, counted from your own product names. That was the biggest style in your catalogue with nowhere to make one.
Your Remembrance Day and Christmas packs are a colour by numbers, a wordsearch, a codebreaker and a colouring template, with a description page at the front and the answers at the back. Every one of those is a sheet this builder already produces, so a booklet is assembled here rather than drawn again.
Your booklets
Saved in this browser
Looking…
These are on this computer only, in this browser. Publishing is what makes one openable from anywhere.
On the site
Looking…
Each name opens the booklet in the builder, from any computer. A booklet does not have a product page of its own yet, the way a single sheet does: that is the next piece of work.
What can go in one
Every kind of sheet the builder makes, which is every kind on this list. A booklet holds any mixture of them, in any order.
- Cards to print and cut out
- Wordsearch
- Spot the difference
- Codebreaker
- Revision starters
- Assessment
- Matching and sorting
- Poster or display
- Student award
- Maths mat
- Maths mystery
- Maze
- The written methods
- Lines of symmetry
- A chart for them to draw
- Grid puzzle to cut out
- Colouring
- Tracing a picture
- Dot to dot
- A reading comprehension
- Class flashcards, the sound in red
- Spelling poster, the words side
- Write a sentence, on ruled lines
- Fill in the missing words
- Cut and stick, with the wrong ones in
- Underline or circle the sound
- Cover the word and write it under the picture
- Please do not print this page
- Cut out and build
The answer pages are never written separately. Each one is its activity page drawn again with the answers filled in, so correcting a word in an activity corrects its answer page in the same keystroke.