FAQ + Support

My resources are sold in my website shop as well as at Teachers Pay Teachers. Both shops contain identical resources and pricing. When resources are updated, they are updated in both shops as well. Prices are the same in both shops but may differ during promotions.

A ZIP file is a compressed folder that contains multiple files. Using ZIP files allows me to provide multiple files in one easy download.

ZIP files need to be unzipped in order to extract the files inside. Both PCs and Macs are able to unzip ZIP files without additional software. iPhones and iPads will require an additional app.

On a PC:

1. Right-click on the unopened ZIP folder.
2. Choose “Extract All” from the menu that opens.
3. Choose a destination. This is the place where you want to keep the unzipped files. You can choose “My Documents,” for example.
4. Click “Extract.”

On a Mac:

Double-click the unopened ZIP — the file should extract automatically.

If that doesn’t work, hold down the control key and click the ZIP file icon. Choose “Open With” and then select “Archive Utility.” The utility will extract the ZIP files, and you can find them in the same folder where you downloaded them.

On a Chromebook:

1. Double-click on the ZIP file.
2. You’ll notice that the ZIP file has been mounted and is located in the sidebar of the file manager alongside your Downloads folder, Google Drive account, and any other services you mounted.
3. To extract the files from your archive, open a new file manager window, browse to or create a folder for the files, and then drag everything from one window to the other.
4. This will extract those files out of the ZIP archive and make them accessible to you.

On a mobile iOS device, such as an iPhone or iPad:

If you’re using an iPhone or iPad, you’ll need to download and install an app. iZip is a popular and reliable option that is free in the App Store.

After you have the app installed, log in and go to your “My Purchases” page. Tap “Download Now” next to the zipped resource. When the download is complete, you’ll be redirected to a page where you can choose how to open the file.

1. Tap “Open in iZip.”
2. That will redirect you to iZip. Tap “OK” to extract.
3. Tap the folder.
4. Tap the individual files within the folder, and they’ll open in the appropriate program.

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If you aren’t getting my emails, there are some things you can do to make sure they come right to your inbox.

First, add my email to your contacts in your email provider: tiffany@thelearningeffect.com

Email communication will come from one of these two email addresses, so by adding them to your address book, your email provider will know you expect emails to come from these addresses.

If you use Gmail, drag my emails from the “Promotions” folder to the “Inbox”. This will tell Gmail that you want my emails to go straight to your inbox. 🤩

Still not getting my emails? Are you using a school email address?

Some schools or districts have very strict filters that may keep my emails from coming to you! It’s recommended that you use your best personal email address for this reason.

Need help switching your email? Send me an email at hello@thelearningeffect.com and I can update your profile!

All of my resources are for individual single classroom use only. My resources may NOT be used on any for-profit teaching site, like Outschool. Thank you for understanding.

All resources are licensed for individual use. Individual Licenses are non-transferable and may not be used by or reallocated to a different educator. Your license doesn’t cover use by another friend or colleague.

Purchase of my resources entitles the purchaser the right to reproduce the pages in limited quantities for single classroom use only. Duplication for multiple classrooms, an entire school or school system, or commercial purposes is strictly prohibited without written permission from the publisher. Copying any part of this resource and placing it on the internet in any form violates the Digital Millennium Copyright Act (DCMA). These items can be picked up in a Google search and then shared worldwide for free.

Thank you for respecting my hard work and the work of the clip artists.

First, make sure you’re opening the PDF in Adobe Reader on your computer. (Not in an internet browser and not using Mac’s default file viewing software, Preview.)

Then, make sure your Adobe Reader software is up to date. Go to Help > Check for Updates.

These are the two most common reasons for these printing errors, but if you’re still having trouble please email me at hello@thelearningeffect.com for further support.