Your go-to guide starts here!

Take a quick look at both sides of the process. See how you guide it and what students experience.

Educators

How to guide your class through the publishing process.

Before Start Date

Step 1

Pick a Classroom Program

Step 2

Open Your Resources

Step 3

Register Your Class

Step 4

Follow Steps on Your Dashboard

During Program

Step 5

Guide the Writing Experience

Step 6

Students Build in the Web App

Step 7

Track Progress and Share Books

Step 8

Celebrate Your Writers!

Before Start Date
1

Pick a Classroom Program

Choose a themed project for a seasonal event or a program based on a classroom topic. Each program page shows timing, sample student books, and included resources. Every student will receive a Free e-book, and families can order printed copies for your celebration. No child misses out because every student finishes with their own book to share and keep.

2

Open Your Resources

Access lesson plans, video, slides, worksheets, prompts, and word banks under ‘Access Resources’. Download what you need, then choose the experience that fits your schedule.

 

  • Lesson Plan Option 1 (2–3 sessions) provides a full, standards-aligned writing experience.
  • Lesson Plan Option 2 (1 quick session) is for classes that already have stories written and simply want to publish.

 

You can revisit the page anytime and share the program with another teacher.

3

Register Your Class

Complete the registration form, then create your educator account to secure your spot. Add students manually or through Clever or Google Classroom, set your start date, and follow the guided steps on your dashboard.

Start dates are important. Printed books take about 10 days to arrive and ship directly to your school, so plan celebrations at least two weeks after the final session.

4

Follow Steps on Your Dashboard

Your dashboard guides you through all preparation before students begin. Tasks appear in order and check off automatically as you finish them. Start by sending Pre-Session Flyers to families which has details about the free e-book and printed copies. This short prep stage ensures your class is ready to log in and start together.

During Program
5

Guide the Writing Experience

Use the slide deck and short video lesson to lead students through planning and writing. They start on paper with worksheets, then move online to bring their stories to life. The slides support each stage so your class moves smoothly from ideas to final text.

6

Students Build in the Web App

Students type their story, design their main character, and then watch their book come to life with AI illustrations. They can edit the story and images whenever they want. It’s a simple, safe introduction to using AI creatively in class, and the whole process takes just one class period.

 

Teacher Tip: Click Create a Book in your dashboard to try the process yourself. It’s the same view your students use and takes just a few minutes.

7

Track Progress and Share Books

Your dashboard continues to guide you as students finish. Open your Class Library to view or edit each book and see who has completed their story. Send flyers so families can read the free e-book, download a PDF, or purchase printed copies. Books ship to your school for easy classroom handout.

8

Celebrate Your Writers!

Make publishing day fun and memorable. Host a short read-aloud showcase or a “book-signing” circle where students swap and sign each other’s books. Every child leaves as a published author, and your educator account stays active for the next program.

Ready to start your class?

Choose a program and help your students become published authors of their own personalized storybooks!

Note: Some of our popular seasonal programs have limited windows to run, so check the start deadline to make sure you start on time.