Guides

Follow these steps and tips to make the most of our materials!

Downloading your files

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Step 1
Log in to your account and head to the “Collections” section.
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Step 2
Choose the materials you’d like to download and click the download button. Files are saved as high-resolution PDFs to ensure top quality for printing.
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Step 3
Check your “Downloads” folder or your designated location for downloaded files.

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Paper quality
For cards, visuals, and other hands-on activities, we recommend using a heavier cardstock (150-200 gsm) for durability. For coloring sheets or one-time activities, standard printer paper (80 gsm) works well
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Color Settings
For vibrant images, make sure your printer is set to HIGH QUAILITY or BEST print settings, and use full-color mode.
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Lamination Option
For reusable items, such as flashcards or frequently-used visuals, laminating each piece can add longevity. Laminated items can also be used with dry-erase markers for interactive fun.
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Quick Tip
If you’re printing for the first time, test a single page to make sure the colors and quality match your preferences.

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Batch Printing
Print multiple pages at once to save time, especially if you’re planning a week or month’s worth of activities in advance.
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Storage
Use small storage boxes or folders to organize printed materials by theme, skill, or age group. This helps keep everything accessible and ready for use.

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Daycare
Let the daycare print it for you!
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Local Print Shops
Many local print shops offer affordable printing services. Simply bring your files on a USB drive or email them to the shop for quick and easy printing.
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Office Printers
If you’re printing at work, make sure to ask your employer for permission first. Many offices have high-quality printers that can handle our materials.
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Friends and Family
Ask friends or family members if they have a printer or laminator you can use. You can also offer to share your knowledge crumbs with them as a thank you.
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Inkjet Printers
These are commonly used in homes, suitable for printing colorful graphics and photos. They typically cost $50-$150. Used cost usually from $20.
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Laser Printers
Known for efficiency, especially with high-volume printing, but color models are pricier. They generally range from $150-$300 for a basic color laser printer. Used cost usually from $60
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Personal Laminators
Compact and ideal for occasional use. These cost around $20-$50 and can handle basic laminating tasks (usually A4 size and below).