EduSellers vs SparkleBox

EduSellers is a web marketplace for buying and selling Australian teacher-made resources from Foundation through Year 12. Materials align with the Australian Curriculum and state syllabuses, covering English, Mathematics, Science, HASS, the Arts, Technologies, and other listed subjects. Buyers can choose worksheets, lesson plans, assessments, units of work, classroom activities, bundles, and formats such as PDF, DOCX, PPTX, and CSV. Printable PDFs are available for immediate download, while product pages may include editable DOCX or PPTX files. Individual resources are bought once with no subscription, and prices are shown in AUD. Seller listing is free with no subscription or listing fee. EduSellers keeps 20% of gross sales and sellers retain 80%; Stripe's 2.9% plus $0.30 AUD processing charge comes from the platform commission. Personal classroom use is included; whole-school use needs an extended licence.

SparkleBox is a library of downloadable teaching resources for teachers, with a separate section of printables for parents. It covers EYFS, KS1 and KS2, with subjects including literacy, maths, science, ICT, geography, history, design and technology, religious education, art, music, PE, PSHE, modern foreign languages, dance, drama, HSIE and PDHPE. The site says its collection has grown from a small initial set to many thousands of resources, and editable files are available. Formats vary by resource: a home visual timetable, for example, includes more than 30 JPG images and a PDF arranging images six to a page on A4. SparkleBox launched in February 2006 to share downloadable materials with teachers. Nearly every resource is free to download; paid options start from £1.49. Free resources may be copied and shared with attribution for non-commercial use, provided digital products are not altered. The site accepts email enquiries, though its team says it cannot guarantee a response to every message.