Don't forget to switch to the Teacher sign in!

You'll need to go to app.bookcreator.com

Students sign in with their usual school account and then type in the library code. We support Google, Microsoft, Clever and Classlink accounts. If your students don't have any of these accounts you can also set up student logins within Book Creator for easy sign in using a link or QR code.

If you're introducing Book Creator to your students for the first time, check our lesson plans and templates for all grade levels.

Follow the lesson plans to introduce Book Creator in a structured way. Each page of the templates introduces students to a different feature in Book Creator, ranging from adding shapes, to using text to speech, to formatting a page to improve the design.

Some teachers feel it's best to introduce Book Creator to students with a blank canvas - if that works for your students, that's fine - everyone learns differently, and many kids benefit from learning through play.

It all starts with the + button to add content and the i button (Inspector) to customize the content. Your students will be making books in no time!

The 3 ways that students can make books

If you want to let the kids experiment but have a focused purpose in mind, why not start with an About Me book?

The best way to get to grips with the basics of Book Creator is to become a Book Creator Certified Author. This self-paced course is divided into two levels, and will help you understand all of the features of Book Creator and how to apply them to your classroom.

Check out this book, designed for teachers who are new to Book Creator.

Watch this Getting Started webinar and sign up for future webinars at bookcreator.com/webinars.

Check out hundreds of tips, lesson plans and ideas in our resource database. Filter by subject/medium.

Get inspiration and advice from thousands of other teachers in our Book Creator Teachers group.