Classroom pack
Thirty pages, one style, one PDF. For the lesson where thirty children need something in their hands at the same time — without thirty trips to the print dialog.
Download the sample pack (30 pages) How classroom packs work
The sample is free and may be used in class.
What is inside
- 30 pages in one consistent line style — cover, notes, 28 pictures.
- A4, one picture per page, margins set so no printer crops them.
- A single PDF: one print job instead of thirty.
- Print licence for one classroom, one school year.
Why a set instead of thirty separate sheets
A classroom pack is not more material, it is one decision: everyone gets the same picture at the same difficulty. That sounds boring and works the other way round — children compare, swap, copy from each other. Variation comes from colour, not from a different sheet.
The second reason is mundane: printing thirty separate PDFs takes twelve minutes and ends in a paper jam. Printing one set takes two.
Who the pack is for
For the class whose last lesson is cancelled on a Friday, for cover lessons, for station work, for the rainy day on a school trip. Not for the planned art lesson with picture discussion — that needs different material and a different kind of preparation.
And for the teacher who does not have time to assemble thirty separate sheets. A pack is one decision, not a catalogue.
Price
Planned price: €9 per classroom pack (30 pages, one class, one school year). For comparison, an annual licence for a comparable tool costs €45–60 — that buys an editor; this buys a sheet of paper in a child's hand.
The sample is free. If you use it in class: would €9 for 30 pages be fair? Reply with a number to hello@example.com — one line is enough. No newsletter, no account.
Questions
May I photocopy the set? Yes. Print licence for one classroom, one school year — copies for your own class are explicitly allowed.
Can I change the pictures? The sample is a PDF, so no. If you need your own subjects, use the generator: one sentence, one page.
Why do the pictures look so simple? Because this is a sample: the drawings are hand-made placeholders, not model output. They show the format, the page count and how it prints — not the final image quality. The full version is produced with the same generator that runs on the topic pages.
Is there a German version? Yes: Klassensatz.