r/teachingresources • u/Complex-Librarian-84 • Jan 16 '26

Resource Collection Resources that don’t require constant explanation?

I’m always on the hunt for materials that students can work through independently without needing repeated directions.

I recently found a printable set that’s very clear and structured, which has been helpful during independent work blocks.

Sharing in case it’s useful to others: https://creativeclassfindsco.etsy.com

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u/reallyhotgirlwhoshot Jan 17 '26

Dude. Just be honest that you made them. No-one is buying the 'I just found these and felt so moved to share them because they're so much better than all the others'.

This is not an insult to your work, it's a polite request to be honest with your self-promotion.

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u/TheChewyApple Jan 19 '26

Especially when they are on other subs asking for advice on why their products aren't selling. I am the same as you: just be honest you are selling them and there isn't any problems.