Hi, everyone. So starting this academic year, I've been putting extra effort into my curriculum as I figured that it could be a source of passive income.

Has anyone had any success selling their worksheets, etc. online?

I'm targeting the Japanese market in particular and I'm not sure what would be a good platform that would drive traffic to them. Etsy??

I'd love to hear about your experiences selling educational material online.

Where do you get your paid educational resources from?

Edit: for additional context, I've copy and pasted one of my replies:

Thanks for the thoughtful reply. I currently provide my current clients (kindergartens) with a customized curriculum that fits their needs. I base the curriculum off many things like the types of events, activities, seasons (spring has outdoor activities, etc.), their calendar and even the property itself. Everything in my program requires a bit of additional prep per client. The workload can be a bit much but I think they're happy with the services.

I hope to offer this kind of curriculum modules to others with the intention of them being modified, because that's what we teachers kind of already do.

Most of it will be provided for free as single one-offs, but if people were interested, they could purchase modules or the whole curriculum as a proper composition.

An example would be 'The Great Outdoors' module. Once colors have been pretaught students go outside and search for a red leaf, a white rock, sand, dirt, etc.. "I got a red leaf, Mr. Tim!"

The color flashcards as well as the nature flashcards along with the worksheet will be available for free. However If the customer would like to have additional paraphernalia, insights and segways into other modules, I would be glad to provide it for a small fee.

I feel like most programs trap the teacher into the textbook's method. I'd like to provide an program where teachers can pick and choose what works for them, their students and their institution.

Sorry for going on such a tangent, but I think it's a marketable idea.