Help Center

Please fill out the fields on the “My Account” page, under the “Teacher Access” tab. You must be part of a school or parish to access the Teacher Resources.

View step-by-step instructions here: “How to Access Teacher Resource.” 

If you are an individual that does home school, we request that you contact us and provide a certificate or documentation verifying that you are a home school.

For a school or parish, we ask that you create a shared account that all your volunteers and teachers can access. After the shared account has been created, please allow 24 hours for an email saying that the account has been approved and connected to Teacher Resources.

View step-by-step instructions to create an account and get access to Teacher Resources here: “How to Create an Account and get Teacher Resource Access“

Yes, you sure can! Please refer to “How to Download Teacher Resources.” 

No, eLearning is our platform for online courses and is separate from Teacher Resources. If you purchase a product that has an online course option, you will receive an email with instructions to access your course in eLearning.

View our online courses here: https://www.smp.org/series/92/eLearning/

The location of your downloads depends on the device you are using:

Android
On most Android phones, you can find your downloads in the “Files” app, which may also be called “My Files” or “File Manager.”  You can also find your downloads in a separate “Downloads” app in the app drawer. If you don’t have either of these apps, you can install Files by Google.

iPhone or iPad
You can find your downloads in the “Files” app. To open the “Files” app:

1. Swipe down from the center of your home screen.
2. Search for the “Files” app.
3. Tap the “Browse” tab.
4. Tap “iCloud Drive.”
5. Tap the “Downloads” folder.

Windows 10
You can find your downloads in “File Explorer.” To open “File Explorer”:

1. Select “File Explorer” from the taskbar.
2. Press the “Windows logo key + E.”
3. Under “Quick Access,” select “Downloads.”

Google Chrome
You can find your downloads to the right of the address bar in Google Chrome. If the “Downloads” tray isn’t visible, click “More” and then “Downloads.”

Please refer to our “How to Download the Teacher Zip File” instructions for how to best save your files.

Yes, you can use Google to open Microsoft files in several ways:

Google Drive
You can open, edit, and save Microsoft Office files in Google Drive. You can also convert Office files to Google Docs, Sheets, or Slides. 

Google Apps
You can open Microsoft 365 files in Google Docs, Sheets, or Slides on your computer without any setup. You can find and select “Files” at the top right of your screen, and then open any Word, Excel, or PowerPoint file. 

Office Compatibility Mode Chrome Extension
You can edit Office files in Drive with the Office Compatibility Mode Chrome extension. 

Drive for Desktop
You can work in Office and sync files to Google Drive. You can also work with others in real time on Office files.  You can also send a file from Drive in Outlook by clicking “Insert files” using Drive.

“How to Upload Teacher Resources to Google Drive“
“How to Import PowerPoint Presentations into Google Slides“