Memo Line
Recently a subscriber named Anna asked if she could put her own custom text onto the worksheets she prints for the students she tutors. She gives her students packets of homework and wants to indicate on the worksheets the order in which each student is to complete them.
Introducing… the memo line!
When you type your memo line in the box provided for it on the selection page, your text will be placed on the bottom left corner of both the worksheet and the answer key. The memo line is small so it won’t distract the student from the content of the worksheet.
Teachers can use this to connect individual worksheets with codes in their grade books.
My 11 year-old daughter plans to use it to type little messages to the sister she helps with math. (Although I pointed out that the font size is quite small for her sister to read!)
As of now, Friday morning, I’ve updated over 20% of the worksheet titles to include the memo line. I’m working mostly from the top to the bottom of the subscribers area home page, and have just finished all the worksheets in the Addition category. If you don’t see a memo line section on a selection page, click “refresh” or “reload.” Perhaps your browser was drawing from its cache instead getting a fresh copy from the server.
If you have other ideas for how to use the memo line, I’d love to hear them. 
–Denise
October 7th, 2006 at 12:20 pm
Denise -
I just can’t tell you how thankful I am for your site, which I’ve used for close to a year now. It’s so dynamic and user friendly! I’m thoroughly disgusted with our School Districts Investigations Math curriculum that offers little math practice. This site does just the trick!
I recently told my co-worker about your site and that I was using it because my kids were not learning basic math at school and getting little practice. He told me yesterday that he joined your site as well. Thank you to you & your husband for all of your efforts!
Tasha