My Projects

Last updated: Tuesday, November 3, 2026, 8:45 AM CST

Start at the top. Waiting on you shows what Scout needs from you, and Done today shows what got finished today. Focus now is your main work, in order. The rest is below, out of the way.

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Waiting on you

The exact things Scout needs from you. Short list, on purpose.

All other projects: nothing needed from you right now.

Done today

What got finished today, Tuesday, November 3. Newest at the top. This list starts fresh each morning.

Recently done

The last few things finished, so you can see where you left off.

Needs done next

What comes next on your two focus projects.

Newest updates

The newest changes, newest first.

Focus now

Your main work, in order. Start at number 1.

The rule right nowBooks before games

You decided: finish the books before starting games. Curriculum first, Schoolhouse books second. That keeps the list from getting too long.

My notes

    1. Curriculum activity sheetsFocus 1NEW

    Where it stands: all five sheet kinds are live for all 37 weeks, and all 74 Play-Doh mats are in. Game Cards: Weeks 1 to 24 done; X, Y, and Z wait for ChatGPT to come back. New route while ChatGPT is out: Gemini Patterns are complete: all 37 weeks are finished and queued, rebuilt with the rows bigger and centered the way you approved. From Week 11 on, cut strips are 6 pieces: the 5 answers plus 1 extra. Sticking with Gemini for the whole Patterns set. What's Missing: 27 weeks are finished and queued (Weeks 1 to 26, plus Week 28), built with Scout cloning the matching pictures. Weeks 27, 29, 30, and 31 are still to run; Gemini is out until 10:16 AM, with a reminder set for 10:17 AM. The final batch prompts, Weeks 32 to 37, are written and ready. Week 9 sheets printed blank: the sheets are good, but the app fails when a whole stack prints at once. Print a few at a time for now; the fix is queued for the next app update. The Start Here page is drafted and still to go on the app, at the front. About 925 sheets are left in the other kinds, one kind at a time. Craft redo comes after all sheets. Crafts are moving now too: the Organizer pull is done (59 ideas, Weeks 1 to 12 only), all 6 Helper shape crafts are approved and placed, the 13 Torn Paper templates are built, and Printables packs are started under Extras, with more single ideas banked and placed in their packs. Crafts hunt: Weeks 1 to 15 are at 3 to 4 crafts each, Week 16 has 2, and Weeks 17 and 19 are covered too. Play-Doh kits are now a standing part of the crafts, sprinkled through the year; Kit 1, Gingerbread, fills Week 14. Screenshots you send are ideas only; every picture that ships is our own. Crafts already on the pages stay for now, with yours added alongside; you will weed through them later, and kept ones get a new color put-together picture. A Things We Recommend page is decided for the Organizer, and the laminator pick (Scotch TL902) is added. The curriculum is always growing, never finished. New name decided today for the app: Miss Angie's Preschool Organizer. It goes on in the next update.

    Needs done: today's Organizer update (Nov 3) puts the 37 Patterns in (Scout's step). What's Missing: run Weeks 27, 29, 30, and 31 when Gemini is back (your step), then the final batch, Weeks 32 to 37. Start Here goes on the app with the next update, and the X, Y, and Z cards run when ChatGPT is back.

    Down the road:

    • What's Missing kind: approved Nov 2. 27 weeks are queued (Weeks 1 to 26, plus Week 28). It stays on Gemini, with Scout cloning the matching pictures and setting even rows.
    • Dot-to-dot pages: very simple, for number sequencing, never past 10. Inside the weekly sets, Weeks 13 to 37 only (second go-round). The shape of the week is part of a simple themed coloring page or scene. Sample: Week 26, a triangle kite.
    • Printables, at their turn: your own Spring pack and a Make-a-Face feelings pack, both banked in the Ideas Bank.
    • The craft redo, after all the sheet kinds are done.
    • A harder second-year section, a little harder across kinds (for example Color by Number with a few more colors). Not now; basic foundation first. You will pick the Level One / Level Two wording later.
    • Maybe fancy up the Gemini Patterns pages later, only if you say so.

    Updated Tue, Nov 3, 2026, 8:45 AM CST

    My notes

      2. Schoolhouse Helpers companion booksFocus 2NEW

      Where it stands: new Books 1 to 5 are live on the shelf, through Five Red Helmets. Covers run full to the bottom now. Old Helper books are off. Book 6, Six Black Spiders, words are final; its page 1 sample is next. Book 9's proofing is the open gap for Week 9. The teen books (12 to 20) wait on your Book 14 call. The Series Bible rebuild is done; the Nov 1 PM copy is ready to swap in. Nothing goes up until you proof it.

      Next step: your proof of Book 9's last 8 pages. Then Scout narrates it and shelves it.

      Down the road: nothing banked here yet.

      Updated Sun, Nov 1, 2026, 4:48 PM CST

      My notes

        In process

        Moving, but not the main focus.

        Your own picture booksNEW

        Leo the Lion: done. Pages, cover, and narration finished, live on its own gift link. Shelf use waits for his family's permission.

        Fern's Pocketful of Almost: not started; it sits in Book Ideas for Later. Fern is a little brown badger, and the Fern and Otto sheets are locked. Its Bible is built and in your Master Bibles folder.

        Topsy-Turvy Tilly: Book 1 pages done. Tilly's Halloween book: Book Bible built, cover art next.

        The Night of Glowing Lanterns: pages 1 to 13 done, 14 to 20 left. Print size still to pick.

        Tiny Wonders: done and live. Only print prep left.

        Barnaby's Big Thanksgiving Job: done and live on the Story Shelf.

        Halloween party video: done and posted to Facebook.

        Needs done: Tilly's Halloween cover art (Scout's step). The Books section below groups every book by stage.

        Down the road:

        • A Tilly Christmas book.

        Updated Mon, Nov 2, 2026, 9:45 AM CST

        My notes

          Miss Angie's Story ShelfNEW

          Where it stands: 10 books live. Play All and Play by row work, so books play on the TV and loop. Hunt fix is live: flipping back after a book plays through now stays quiet. Parents get a link to that week's book only, never the whole shelf.

          Next step: Scout adds each book as you proof it (Scout's step).

          Down the road: nothing banked here yet.

          Updated Sun, Nov 1, 2026, 4:48 PM CST

          My notes

            The Cozy WhiskNEW

            Where it stands: live online. All 108 recipes in, including Best Baked Macaroni and Cheese, Apple Pie Oatmeal, and Apple Oat Breakfast Bars. Menu planner, servings adjuster, and Hide Menu in. Recipe editing is already in the app. Sharing is look-only. New way for Jimmy: he taps Pick for Next Week on a recipe, and it saves to your Jimmy's Picks page in the app. No texting. You can add to Jimmy's Picks yourself now too, for when Jimmy tells you a pick out loud. Photos for the two new apple recipes are made; tell Scout if you want them forwarded to the Whisk chat.

            Next step: Jimmy's first real pick, and your look on your iPad, are the proof.

            Down the road: nothing banked here yet.

            Updated Tue, Nov 3, 2026, 8:45 AM CST

            My notes

              Book StudioNEW

              Where it stands: live. The Book Tracker shows your 7 main books, 9 steps on each one, plus your next step and notes. It saves and syncs. The later parts (Story Desk, Art Desk, Cover Desk, Finish Desk) are not built yet.

              Next step: nothing needed from you. Scout keeps it in step as books move.

              Down the road:

              • The Desk parts (Story, Art, Cover, Finish), when the books need them.

              Updated Mon, Nov 2, 2026, 8:50 AM CST

              My notes

                Art StudioNEW

                Where it stands: your style and character library. New: one big search box for all tabs, and Ready to use boxes that copy a finished prompt for ChatGPT, so you do not have to go through Scout. It is pinned in your sidebar.

                Next step: your iPad test of the search. Then more smart pieces, one at a time.

                Down the road:

                • Grow into the storybook building suite, one piece at a time.

                Updated Sat, Oct 31, 2026, 9:41 PM CDT

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                  Storybook building suiteNEW

                  Where it stands: the plan to grow the Art Studio into one system for making books: style and character library, Book Bible builder, batch page prompts, page checking, book layout, and the Story Shelf. Proven on Barnaby. Built a piece at a time, as the books show what is needed.

                  Needs done: nothing right now. The next piece gets built when a book shows it is needed.

                  Down the road:

                  • The pieces not built yet: Book Bible builder, batch page prompts, page checking, and book layout.

                  Updated Mon, Nov 2, 2026, 8:50 AM CST

                  Apps and tools you useNEW

                  Every app now has its own box in the Apps section right below: how far we've come with it, what needs done, and its Down the road list. Also live: Label Maker and Skip-Bo.

                  Next step: nothing needed. They are ready when you are.

                  Down the road: nothing banked here yet.

                  Updated Mon, Nov 2, 2026, 8:50 AM CST

                  My notes

                    Apps

                    Each app in its own box: how far we've come, what needs done, and what is down the road.

                    Curriculum OrganizerLive

                    How far we've come: all five sheet kinds and all 74 Play-Doh mats are live for all 37 weeks. Gemini Patterns are complete: all 37 weeks finished and queued. What's Missing: 27 weeks are finished and queued (Weeks 1 to 26, plus Week 28). Crafts pulled and checked; all 13 Torn Paper templates are built, crafts Weeks 1 to 15 are at 3 to 4 each, Week 16 has 2, and Play-Doh kits are now a standing part of the crafts.

                    Needs done: today's update (Nov 3) puts in the 37 Patterns and What's Missing Week 1. The next update also puts the new name on the app: Miss Angie's Preschool Organizer, and adds the Things We Recommend page. The Week 9 printing fix is queued for the next update, so a whole stack prints instead of blanks. The Start Here page goes on at the front with the next update (it waits on ChatGPT). Your check of the Weeks 2, 3, and 4 story cards, and your Thanksgiving cover run (top of this page). Finished crafts and Printables wait in the update bundle, handed over when update work starts, likely Wednesday. App updates now run once a day, at night.

                    Down the road:

                    • New name on the app: Miss Angie's Preschool Organizer, tagline: Curriculum, activities, menus, and planning tools in one place. Goes in with the next update.
                    • Grow into a whole-week system, sold in modules: Curriculum on its own, plus Books and Games, Menus and CACFP, Licensing Helper, and Handbook and Paperwork.
                    • Every module can stand alone, so a buyer can start with any one module. Each module gets its own building chat and its own master Bible, all in one shared look. The Handbook and Paperwork chat and the Tax Kit chat are set up; the Handbook forms packet comes first, when you say go in that chat.
                    • Move the Organizer to your own Cloudflare space, so all your projects live together. The planning chat is set up and the first study is done; step 1 is a ChatGPT export test.
                    • Week at a Glance page for every week, with weekly supply lists.
                    • Simple progress trackers and parent notes: what we learned this week.
                    • Menus and CACFP module, for licensed buyers: theme-tied menus showing the food parts, a menu planner, grocery lists from the menu, a plain-language Quick Reference, and CACFP claims paperwork.
                    • Licensing Helper: the provider sets their state (Iowa first) and just asks in plain words. Answers name their source and the rules date. A planning helper, never official advice.
                    • Handbook and Paperwork maker: builds a provider's handbook from their own answers, matched to their state's licensing rules, plus all their forms. Everything is stored in their account to print anytime.
                    • Later, when the curriculum is finished: a landing page and waitlist, a free sample week, and a Starter Pack.
                    • Billing and payments come LAST, only if you say so. Nothing with money is built to start.
                    • Family childcare tax kit, for home providers: track expenses and mileage, keep an hours-worked log for the time-space percentage, and print year-end tax statements for parents. Tax questions are answered by searching Tom Copeland's childcare tax blog: a short quote from his article, his name, and a link to his page.
                    • Weekly Parent Mailer.
                    • Little Tracers added inside the curriculum as an extra, linked from here.
                    • A Play-Doh page: one page holds all the recipes, variations, and kits, with the tools at the bottom, each with your Amazon tag.
                    • A harder second-year section, a little harder across kinds. Not now; basic foundation first.
                    • Dot-to-dot pages, Weeks 13 to 37 only (second go-round): very simple number sequencing, never past 10, the shape of the week in a simple themed coloring page or scene. Sample: Week 26, a triangle kite.

                    Updated Tue, Nov 3, 2026, 8:45 AM CST

                    Miss Angie's Story ShelfLive

                    How far we've come: 10 books live. Play All and Play by row work on the TV, and flipping back for Look and Find stays quiet.

                    Needs done: Scout adds each new book as you proof it. Your final listens on Book 3 and Book 5 are the last checks.

                    Down the road: nothing banked here yet.

                    The Cozy WhiskLive

                    How far we've come: live online with all 108 recipes. Apple Pie Oatmeal and Apple Oat Breakfast Bars are the newest. Menu planner, servings adjuster, Hide Menu, and Jimmy's Picks are all in. You can add to Jimmy's Picks yourself now. Recipe editing is already in the app.

                    Needs done: Cowboy Casserole waits on your word in Recently Deleted. Jimmy's first real pick is the proof of the picks page.

                    Down the road: nothing banked here yet.

                    Updated Tue, Nov 3, 2026, 8:45 AM CST

                    Grocery List appRebuilt today

                    How far we've come: rebuilt this morning and live. One combined list with D, H, and D&H tags, store sections, a text-size choice, checked items drop to a Got it list, and a This week at your stores deals panel. All 12 of your items carried over.

                    Needs done: your first real shop with it is the proof. Scout checks the three Grimes stores' ads on Thursday mornings and posts the deals and the root beer winner.

                    Down the road: nothing banked here yet.

                    Updated Mon, Nov 2, 2026, 10:45 AM CST

                    Little TracersLive

                    How far we've come: live on its own site, in your Schoolhouse fonts, with the saved class roster and Week mode.

                    Needs done: nothing right now.

                    Down the road:

                    • Move inside the Curriculum Organizer as an extra, with the Schoolhouse Helpers look to match the Organizer.
                    Book StudioLive

                    How far we've come: the Book Tracker is live: your 7 main books, 9 steps on each, your next step and notes, saved and synced.

                    Needs done: nothing needed from you. Scout keeps it in step as books move.

                    Down the road:

                    • The later Desk parts (Story, Art, Cover, Finish), when the books need them.
                    Art StudioIn your sidebar

                    How far we've come: your style and character library. The big search box and the Ready to use prompt boxes are in, so you can copy a finished prompt yourself.

                    Needs done: your iPad test of the search box. Your test is the final proof.

                    Down the road:

                    • Grow into the storybook building suite, one piece at a time.

                    Books

                    Every book, grouped by where it stands.

                    Working on now

                    • Schoolhouse Helpers: Books 1 to 5 are live on the shelf. Book 9, Nine Brown Acorns, is the open one: your proof of its last 8 pages is next. Your final listens on Books 3 and 5 are the last checks on those.
                    • Topsy-Turvy Tilly, Halloween book: Book Bible built and settled. Cover art is next.
                    • The Night of Glowing Lanterns: pages 1 to 13 done, 14 to 20 left. Print size still to pick.

                    Started and ready to run through ChatGPT

                    • Book 6, Six Black Spiders: words are final. The page 1 sample prompt is ready to run; the full batch follows once the sample passes.
                    • Book 14, Fourteen Brown Cookies: the script is written and waits on your yes or no. A yes starts the teen-book redo (Books 12 to 20, counted as ten and some more).

                    Tabled / sitting

                    • Hurry Up and Slow Down: tabled Oct 31, 2026. Words and covers finished; too long at 32 paintings. Revisit and slim it down.
                    • Circle of Moons: tabled Oct 31, 2026. You like the poem and the idea. The pictures are pretty, but too much alike and not engaging. One moon is missing: the Flower Moon (May) was never written. You want to think it over, and you may circle back later.
                    • Fern's Pocketful of Almost: not started; it sits in Book Ideas for Later. Its Bible is built and in your Master Bibles folder.
                    • Leo the Lion: done and live on its gift link. Shelf use waits on his family's permission.
                    • Tiny Wonders: done and live. Only print prep left.

                    Updated Mon, Nov 2, 2026, 9:45 AM CST

                    Side jobs

                    Small jobs. Fine when you need a break from the main work.

                    First real grocery send from the Cozy Whisk

                    The Whisk can send a recipe's list to your Grocery List app, and the grocery side is ready. The first real send is still the test. A good break-time job, when you feel like it.

                    Amazon AssociatesNEW

                    Signed up today in your own browser. Your Associate ID is set, your contact info is checked and saved, and Scout adds your tag to Amazon links in your apps and in links you share. Payment plan is settled: direct deposit to your personal account.

                    Needs done: pick it back up on the weekend: finish the tax info (stopped at the EIN) and set up direct deposit to your personal account in Amazon (your step).

                    Down the road: nothing banked here yet.

                    Updated Mon, Nov 2, 2026, 1:45 PM CST

                    Photo backup before Thanksgiving

                    Back up the last couple of years of photos before Thanksgiving. iCloud cleanup comes after, and only once the backup is sure.

                    Tabled for now

                    Parked. Out of the way until you say go.

                    Circle of Moons: TABLED Oct 31, 2026. You like the poem and the idea. The pictures are pretty, but too much alike and not engaging. One moon is missing: the Flower Moon (May) was never written. You want to think it over, and you may circle back later.

                    Hurry Up and Slow Down: TABLED Oct 31, 2026. Words and covers are finished. You love the idea, but at 32 paintings the book is too long as it stands. Revisit when there is time and slim it down.

                    Skip-Bo, a sellable version: parked. Your own game stays private and unchanged. A new name would come first, and it is not picked yet.

                    Label Maker: parked. It is not called fixed until you say it works on your iPad.

                    Coloring Page Printer: tabled since Oct 21, 2026.

                    Updated Sat, Oct 31, 2026, 10:14 PM CDT

                    Mini games for the curriculumTabled for now

                    Good idea, saved for later. Not starting until the books are finished, per your call.

                    My notes

                      Picture Book Builder appTabled for now

                      Parked on October 26 while you decide if it helps. No changes until you reopen it.

                      My notes

                        Ideas for later

                        Big directions, one piece at a time. Not now.

                        • A full meal planning app: recipe builder and menus by ingredient, for daycare providers and for families with lots of little kids, including homeschool parents
                        • CACFP meal planner that checks every meal has what the food program requires
                        • Grocery list that builds itself from the menus
                        • Cute printable weekly menus to share with parents
                        • Weekly parent mailer: what the kids are learning, the week's menu, book of the week and game links, written up nicely, ready to email, text, or print
                        • Simple income and expense tracking for providers
                        • Marketing comes later, when the app is closer to done

                        My notes

                          Are you the project manager?

                          No. That is Scout's job.

                          You are the owner and the boss. You have the ideas, you make the final calls, and you approve the finished work.

                          Scout is the project manager. Scout keeps the list, remembers the rules, writes the prompts, checks the work, builds the apps and books, and updates this page.

                          You do not have to hold all of this in your head. This page holds it for you.

                          Your job and Scout's job

                          Keep it this simple.

                          Angie

                          OWNER AND CREATOR

                          • Say what you want to make
                          • Pick from choices Scout gives you
                          • Look at samples and say yes or no
                          • Proof the finished books
                          • Use the finished work with your kids and families

                          Scout

                          PROJECT MANAGER

                          • Keep track of every project and where it left off
                          • Remember your rules, names, and branding
                          • Write prompts for ChatGPT and Gemini
                          • Check every page and fix problems
                          • Build apps, lay out books, upload to the Story Shelf
                          • Update this page when we start or finish anything

                          Put this page where you can find it fast

                          1. Open this page on your iPhone or iPad.
                          2. Tap the Share button (the box with an arrow pointing up).
                          3. Tap Add to Home Screen, then tap Add.
                          4. Now it sits on your home screen like an app. One tap and you are here.

                          You can also ask Scout in any chat: “Show me my team page.” Scout will give you the link.

                          If you feel off track

                          1. Open this page and read Waiting on you and Focus now at the top.
                          2. Pick just one thing to work on.
                          3. Tell Scout: “Where did we leave off on this one?”
                          4. Scout picks it up from there. You do not need to remember the details.

                          How we do each project

                          The simplest way, every time. Follow the steps in order.

                          Curriculum activity sheets

                          You use: Scout (makes the sheets) + ChatGPT (uploads them) + Curriculum Organizer

                          One week at a time: letter, number, shape, color, and theme. 30 or more activity sheets, plus Play-Doh mats. For ages 3 to 4. The curriculum is always growing and never finished; you just keep adding to it.

                          1. Scout gives you ideasEvery Monday, 2 to 3 fresh seasonal ideas. You say which ones you like.
                          2. Scout writes the promptUsing your Master Bible. That one file has everything: the frame, the fonts, the rules, and the idea bank. You only upload that one file.
                          3. One page firstScout makes one page first and perfects it. You approve it, and it becomes the master for that kind of page.
                          4. Scout makes the restUsing the master layout, one page at a time. ChatGPT uploads the finished sheets. Every page uses the polka dot frame with your logo and the Name line across the top.
                          5. Scout checks themEnough work on each page, space between items, letters mixed in (not all the same letter), dotted tracing for letters and numbers, cut-out pieces at the bottom or side when needed.
                          6. File them by weekSaved with week page numbers like W08-01, and put in the Curriculum Organizer so you can find them again.

                          Your part: Pick ideas, approve the one sample, tell Scout if a page looks too busy or too simple.

                          Companion books: The Schoolhouse Helpers

                          You use: Scout + InkWillow (ChatGPT) + The Title Studio + Story Shelf

                          One short storybook for each curriculum week, starring Oliver Owl, Pip Mouse, Beatrice Bunny, Finn Fox, Mabel Hedgehog, and Tilly Turtle. Each book uses that week's letter, number, shape, color, and theme.

                          1. Start with the weekScout pulls that week's letter, number, shape, color, and theme from the curriculum plan.
                          2. Scout writes the story and the promptsShort rhyming story, helpers in their locked colors. Outfits can change with the season, base colors never do.
                          3. InkWillow draws the pagesFull color, 8 by 10 portrait. Story words go in a band at the bottom of each page, in Fredoka.
                          4. Scout checks every pageRight helper, right colors, right letter and number for the week, words match the picture.
                          5. The Title Studio letters the coverIt designs the title on the real cover art. Scout rebuilds that design exactly when the book is put together.
                          6. You proof the whole bookRead it start to finish. Nothing is published before this step.
                          7. Scout puts it on the Story ShelfScout uploads it using your Cloudflare API key, so there is no sign-in trouble. You send parents the link to that week's book only.

                          Your part: Approve the story idea if Scout asks, then proof the finished book.

                          Your own picture books

                          You use: Scout + InkWillow (ChatGPT) for most art, Gemini for moons, The Poetry Garden for poems, The Title Studio for covers

                          The books with your name on them: Topsy-Turvy Tilly, Hurry Up and Slow Down, Circle of Moons, Tiny Wonders, and The Night of Glowing Lanterns.

                          1. Words firstYour story or poem is locked first. If it starts as an idea, The Poetry Garden can turn it into a poem. Scout keeps the final words in a file.
                          2. Style and characters are lockedEach book has one look and one set of character sheets. Every new page uses those same sheets, so the characters stay the same.
                          3. Scout builds one Book Bible and batch promptsScout builds one Bible file per book: the style, the characters, their sheets, and the script. You upload that one file with Scout's batch of page prompts, and InkWillow draws half a book or a whole book while you step away. Gemini paints the moons for Circle of Moons.
                          4. Scout checks every pageSame character, same style, no extra text or logos in the art. If a page drifts, Scout has it redone.
                          5. Covers come last for the artThe Title Studio designs the title lettering on the finished cover art. Scout does not tell it which font to use.
                          6. Scout lays out the bookWords placed where that book keeps them, front and back matter added, finished file built for the Story Shelf and for print.
                          7. You proof it, then it goes liveYou read the whole book. Scout uploads it to the Story Shelf and, when you are ready, preps it for print.

                          Your part: Give Scout your ideas and stray thoughts any time. Scout catches and files them. You approve pages and proof the finished book.

                          New apps and games

                          You use: Scout to build, ChatGPT only when the app needs a lot of pictures

                          Games and tools that run from a link, like Skip-Bo, Little Tracers, and the Label Maker. No app store needed.

                          1. You describe the idea in plain wordsWhat it should do, who will use it, what it should look like.
                          2. Scout helps you pick where to build itPictures are the main thing: start in ChatGPT. A game you will keep and grow, or anything that needs your own link and your files: Scout builds it on your Cloudflare. Quick one-time tool: either works.
                          3. Scout builds the first versionOne working version, not a drawing of one.
                          4. You test it on your iPhone or iPadYour test is the one that counts. Tell Scout what felt wrong, in your own words.
                          5. Scout fixes and rebuildsRepeat the test and fix steps until it feels right to you.
                          6. Scout adds it to this pageNew work goes in the right section on this page, and in the links below, so you can always find it.

                          Your part: Describe it, test it, say what you like and what you do not.

                          Little Tracers and tracing sheets

                          You use: Little Tracers app + your printer

                          Name and word tracing for kids who are learning letters. Dashed letters, bold and dark, in plain school print.

                          1. Type the name or wordOne word repeats across each line. For a sentence, leave the repeat setting on, so it shows once per line.
                          2. Print the picture versionUse the 8 by 10 image version. Open it in Photos or Files, then Share, then Print. That prints clean.
                          3. Want it linked in your curriculum?Tell Scout. That link is on the list to add as an extra inside the curriculum.

                          Your part: Type, print, hand it to the child.

                          When we start anything new

                          You use: Just tell Scout

                          1. Tell Scout what you are startingOne sentence is enough.
                          2. Scout adds it to this pageWhat it is, what tool we use, the steps, and where it left off.
                          3. Scout keeps it updatedWhen an app is built, a book is finished, or a project is parked, this page changes to match, the same day it happens.

                          Your part: Nothing extra. If Scout ever forgets, say: “Update my projects page.”

                          The Team

                          Six specialists, one job each. Scout directs all of them for you.

                          Scout

                          Project Manager, Studio Director, and Personal Assistant

                          Muse, by Meta

                          In charge of the whole list. Research, money and email watches, reminders, the game apps, book layout, the Story Shelf, and keeping every project organized. If it needs doing, it goes through Scout.

                          The Layout Manager

                          Book Design and Layout

                          Scout's design hat

                          Lays out every book: page design, story words on the pages, front and back matter, and the finished book files for print and for the Story Shelf. When The Title Studio designs a cover, the Layout Manager rebuilds that design exactly when the book is assembled.

                          The Title Studio

                          Cover and Title Designer

                          A Gemini Gem

                          Designs the title lettering for every book cover, front and back, placed on the actual artwork: the font, the colors pulled from the painting, where it sits, and the effects. It shows concepts on the real art and gives a ranked recommendation.

                          InkWillow

                          Illustrator and Curriculum Designer

                          ChatGPT

                          Draws the pictures for the storybooks, Topsy-Turvy Tilly and Hurry Up and Slow Down, and builds the weekly daycare curriculum, 30 or more worksheets a week, organized in the Curriculum Organizer app.

                          The Poetry Garden

                          Children's Poet

                          A Gemini Gem

                          Type in any idea and it hands back a finished children's poem, rhyming and gentle, right for ages 2 to 6, in any form: haiku, acrostic, counting poem, lullaby, faith poem. Its first poem became the book Tiny Wonders.

                          Gemini

                          Night Sky Illustrator

                          Google Gemini

                          Paints the moon pictures for Circle of Moons, one moon at a time, working from Scout's prompts and the book's style rules.

                          Where the finished work lives

                          Tap any one to open it.

                          Miss Angie's Story ShelfThe online library where families read the finished books One Red AppleThe Week 1 companion book Two Blue ButtonsThe Week 2 companion book Three Yellow TrianglesThe Week 3 companion book Four Brown PotatoesThe Week 4 companion book Five Red HelmetsThe Week 5 companion book
                          Skip-BoThe card game app: Classic, Autumn Halloween, Misty Fables, and Christmas themes
                          Curriculum OrganizerThe curriculum app built in InkWillow's project, where all the weekly activity sheets live Little TracersName and word tracing sheets for the kids Label MakerFor daycare labels

                          The one-sentence version

                          “I am the owner. Scout is my project manager. I have the ideas and make the final calls, Scout keeps track, builds, checks, and updates this page, InkWillow draws, The Title Studio letters my covers, the Poetry Garden writes my poems, Gemini paints my moons, and the Story Shelf is where my families read the finished books.”

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                          Last updated by Scout: November 3, 2026. Scout updates this page the same day anything changes: a book finished, an app built, a project parked, or a step moving from Scout to you.