So I put together a small set of browser-only generators that make a clean printable in a couple of clicks:

• A maths worksheet generator (addition, subtraction, multiplication, division, mixed) with an answer key

• A name-tracing sheet generator for early writers

• A spelling worksheet generator

• A word search maker

• Routine and chore chart makers

They live here: https://lanternpathbooks.com/free/tools/

The engineering bits worth sharing:

• Everything runs client-side, so there is no backend to host and nothing leaves the browser. That keeps it instant and private, which matters on a locked-down school device.

• The print output was the real work. A dedicated print stylesheet with CSS page-break rules produced far cleaner pages than generating a PDF in JavaScript, and it stays crisp at any printer setting.

• Removing the sign-up step takes out the single biggest drop-off point. For a teacher with five minutes before class, friction is the enemy.

I run a small Brisbane children's book imprint, Lantern Path Books. More about it here: https://lanternpathbooks.com

If you are doing browser-side printing, I am happy to compare notes on the page-break approach.