While a theme is not necessary to the comprehensive coverage of a yearbook, it is vital to the cohesion of the book. Sure, every yearbook will have the pictures, the headlines and the captions. But every great yearbook will tie it all up with a pretty little bow, called theme. Download the worksheet here

Designing a layout from scratch can be daunting. But, by employing a few simple rules of design, the process becomes much easier, and enjoyable! While there are hard and fast rules for layout and design that focus on the items you should pay particularly close attention to, don’t forget to use your artistic license as well to occasionally break those rules and get creative! Download the full worksheet here

A ladder diagram is page by page topical outline of what goes where in the yearbook. It is used by the adviser and staff to stay organized and is a great place to note who has been assigned to complete each page. Deciding what to include on each page my seem daunting, but many schools follow an easy formula. Gather your class rosters, list of events and clubs, a blank ladder diagram and dig in. Download the full worksheet here.

Did anyone tell you there would be math involved? Our no debt and no minimum order program will minimize the amount of budgeting needed on your end, but here are a few suggestions to promote your yearbook sale and raise additional funds as needed. Check out the full worksheet here.