Real worksheets, printed with answer keys
Tim writes the worksheet from your curriculum (ten subtraction problems at the stable, a reading passage about rockets), and you preview every page exactly as the printer will cut it. The answer key always starts its own sheet.
From idea to paper
A worksheet in PaperTim is a real document: numbered items, working space, illustrations where they help, and a parent answer key. Here's the whole path from "make one" to holding it.
Generated from the curriculum
Pick a child, pick objectives from their working set (or type a topic), choose the kind, difficulty and length, and Tim drafts. Every draft lands as exactly that: a draft. Edit any item, regenerate with a different theme, or approve as-is.
Themes children love
Tim rotates each child's interests through their work (horses this week, volcanoes next) because a themed subtraction row gets finished. About a third of tasks stay unthemed on purpose, so the theme stays a treat.
The paper preview
Before anything prints, see the sheet as true pages: white paper, real margins, cuts where the printer will cut. Questions never split across a page, artwork never tears in half, and the parent answer key always begins on a fresh sheet.
Five output languages
Each child works in their own language: English, Spanish, French, Dutch or German. The worksheet, its instructions and the answer key all print in that language. The dashboard stays in English for you.
The task library
Every task lives in one library with honest filters: active work, drafts to review, ready to print, waiting for photos, waiting for a grade. The library is the print queue.
Print your first worksheet today
From curriculum to paper in a few minutes: themed, levelled, and with the answer key ready for you.
Questions, answered
Everything parents ask before their first week with Tim. Something else on your mind? Just ask.
What kinds of tasks can Tim create?
Worksheets, quizzes and tests (the gradable kinds), plus colouring pages and cutting activities for younger children, which stay learning-only and never enter grading. New kinds default to learning-only until they earn a grading path.
Can I edit what Tim writes?
Every item. A draft is fully editable (change a question, fix a number, delete an item), and you can regenerate the whole sheet with a different theme without spending another generation on the same task's pictures.
Do worksheets have pictures?
When they help, yes: up to a handful per sheet, drawn to print well in black and white. A colouring page is one full-page picture. Pictures are included in the task's single generation; a failed picture retries free.
A4 or US Letter?
Both. The preview shows true page geometry for either size, and your browser's print dialog has the final word: paper or save as PDF.
What language will the worksheet be in?
The child's own output language: English, Spanish, French, Dutch or German, set on their profile. Instructions and the answer key follow it.
What does a worksheet cost me?
One generation from your weekly allowance, pictures included. Editing, reprinting and grading are always free: a generation is spent when a sheet is created, never when it's used.