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Make stories offline
Use paper, drawing, conversation, and play during a Storybook Studio lesson. Keep children’s work in the classroom.
For teachers · Storybook Studio pilot
Let imagination stay in the room. Let families choose what comes next.
A paper-first classroom activity that gives families a gentle invitation to make a private TaleSprout keepsake at home.
Open the teacher toolkitThree gentle steps
A family invitation, not a school data program
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Send one family link home
Share the same generic QR code or link with every household. It does not connect a family back to a student or class record.
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Families choose at home
A parent decides whether to make their own family storybook, sees a privacy notice, and can later choose a paid book or print keepsake.
Privacy-first by design
The school does not buy, manage, or receive family books.
TaleSprout’s parent experience is separate. Families decide whether to submit a story and, in a future release, whether to buy a complete digital book or print keepsake. This is a product design approach for data minimization, not legal advice or a claim of PDPA compliance.
Read the family privacy notice