Frequently Asked Questions

About Google Products

Where do I find your Google Products?

You can find our Google Products and Digital Resources in our SlideShop on our site.

How do I download Google Products?

1. Choose a product from our SlideShop and open the product page.
2. Follow the instructions provided online.
3. You may be prompted that a download is beginning.
4. Check your device’s downloads folder. It may be a single PDF or a ZIP file. (If ZIP, extract it.)
5. Open the Product PDF Instructions, which include links to download the product and important usage terms.

Can I edit Google Products?

Editing capability depends on the specific product. Some lessons are designed to align with specific programs and may not be customizable. Others are more open-ended and allow changes such as image and font modifications.

Can I share this resource with another teacher or friend?

No. Each license is for a single classroom only. Others must download the product themselves to obtain a license.

Can these Google Products be used in Google Classroom?

Yes! After copying native Google files or uploading non-native ones to your Google Drive, you can attach them to assignments in Google Classroom. Students can also turn in work for grading.

My school district is interested in these resources. Who should I contact?

We’d love to help! Please reach out to our Customer Support Team:

Teacher Created Resources
12621 Western Ave
Garden Grove, CA 92841

Phone: 800-662-4321 (M-F 7am-4pm Pacific)
E-Mail: custserv@teachercreated.com
Contact Form: Feedback

If I have a question, comment, or request for digital content, what is the best way to contact you?

Please contact our Customer Support Team:

Teacher Created Resources
12621 Western Ave
Garden Grove, CA 92841

Phone: 800-662-4321 (M-F 7am-4pm Pacific)
E-Mail: custserv@teachercreated.com
Contact Form: Feedback

Requirements for Google Products

• Google Account: Required. Make sure you're logged into the correct account before copying content.
• Internet Access: Needed for downloading and copying resources.
• Device Compatibility: Most smart devices and browsers work well with Google Workspace. For tablets and smartphones, consider the Google apps for better performance.
• PDF Reader: Adobe Acrobat Reader is recommended, though most devices can open PDFs natively.
• ZIP File Extractor: Needed for some products. Windows and MacOS support ZIP extraction by default; mobile devices may require an app.

Native Google Files vs. Non-Native Files

Google Workspace includes web-based applications like Docs, Sheets, and Slides. Files created using these apps are considered “native” and can be copied directly within Google Drive. Files from other platforms (e.g., Microsoft Word or PowerPoint) are non-native and must be uploaded manually or converted for use in Google Workspace.