The same thing happened to me several times. I of course have my own sheets on file but it also means that other people won īt see them even when they enter relevant search words.

I learned it is important to invest a minute in entering your keywords when you upload your printable. You are asked to write a title, give the level and either which vocabulary or grammar point is dealt with in your sheet. After that, there is a window where you can enter īother subjects � (or something similar) separated by commas. It is really important to write all the things people might enter who would find your worksheet useful.

(I haven īt seen your sheet but I imagine it could be something like this: aesop, fable, animals, owl, grasshopper, reading, etc.) That way there is more of a chance you - and others- will find your sheet in the future.