Yes, as long as the class is free. My terms of use let you print pages from the site for your own children or students to color, and display the printed pages in classrooms, libraries, and similar educational spaces. The one line to watch is money: if families pay a fee for the class, printing from the site isn't covered.
What's covered
The terms allow these without asking:
- Printing pages for the children or students you teach in a free setting, whether that's a classroom, a free homeschool co-op group, or a library program.
- Displaying printed pages on classroom walls, library boards, and similar educational spaces.
- Using the blog articles, discussion questions, and activity ideas in your lessons, homeschool units, and library programs. The "Talk about it while you color" questions on each page are fair game.
- Sharing links to any page on the site in newsletters, lesson plans, or social media, so families can print at home too.
Classes that charge a fee
If families pay to attend your class, co-op session, camp, or workshop, please don't print pages from the site for it. Instead, either:
- Have each child use their own paperback, which you or the families can order from Amazon, or
- Email me for written permission at angel@subthesis.com, with a short description of the class.
Where to check with me first
Some other group uses touch on things the terms don't allow without written permission:
- Selling printed pages, or including them in a kit or packet people pay for.
- Using the characters or artwork in a paid course or other paid materials.
- Copying substantial portions of the text or artwork into another publication or website.
If your plan is close to one of these, email me at angel@subthesis.com and describe what you have in mind. I'm usually happy to say yes to genuine educational projects.
Practical tips for groups
- Print from each page's own address, from page 1 to page 100. The site hides menus and buttons when you print.
- Choose pages by chapter so the whole group works on the same research step together.
- For a bound copy per child, order the paperback on Amazon. It is the only place it is sold, and there are no separate bulk or classroom orders, so order the number of copies you need there.
For printing steps, see How do I print a coloring page?. For group activity ideas, see How can I use the book with a co-op or a group of kids?.