BUILT FOR PRIMARY SCHOOL TEACHERS AND PARENTS
Any lesson.
One story.
Ten languages.
Describe what you’re teaching. Get an illustrated book your class can read on the board, print, and take home — in minutes.
3 stories free · no card · ready in minutes
Made in
- English
- Español
- Français
- Deutsch
- Português
- Italiano
- हिन्दी
- 中文
- العربية
- 日本語
Three steps
- 1
Describe your lesson
Topic, age group, the angle you want — in plain words. Or upload your own script and have it illustrated.
- 2
Watch it become a book
Pages appear one by one, each written for young readers and given its own illustration.
- 3
Teach with it
Read it with your class, print it as a PDF, or share a link with your parent community.
The research says pictures do the teaching
Every book pairs one idea with one illustration — the exact format these studies recommend.
- +75%
Better problem-solving
Across eight studies, students who learned from coordinated words and pictures produced a median of over 75% more creative solutions on transfer tests than students who read words alone.
Mayer, Educational Psychologist, 1997 - +50%
Words beside pictures
Presenting each idea's words and illustration side by side — the contiguity effect — improved problem-solving transfer by a median of over 50% across ten studies.
Mayer, Educational Psychologist, 1997 - Recall
Pictures stick
The picture superiority effect: across decades of memory research, material studied as pictures is consistently recalled better than the same material studied as words.
Paivio & Csapo, 1973 · review: Madigan, 1983
Read in class
A calm reader made for the whiteboard.
Edit anything
Change the words on a page or ask for a new picture until it feels right.
Print as a PDF
Download your book and hand it out or pin it to the wall.
Share a link
Colleagues can read your book — no account needed.
Your next lesson could be a story
2 stories free. Pick a topic from this week’s plan and see it become a classroom-ready book.