Is 2×2 big enough?
For most rooms, yes. Move to 3×2 or 3×3 if you need hallway-scale visibility.
Classroom idea
Classroom rules poster on A4 sheets
Teachers often need a rules chart larger than one A4 page. Tile a clean graphic across four sheets, laminate if you like, and hang it at eye level.
Large enough to read from the back of a typical classroom
A4 paper matches most school printers worldwide
Re-export anytime you update the rules list
Step by step
- Start from the classroom A4 2×2 preset.
- Upload your rules PDF or PNG (high-contrast text works best).
- Check that line breaks do not fall awkwardly on tile edges.
- Print at 100% scale — never fit-to-page.
- Assemble, then laminate or pin to a bulletin board.
Pro tips
- Use sans-serif type at large sizes in your source file for readability.
- Number rules in the artwork so students can reference them out loud.
- Keep a spare PDF on a USB stick for reprinting mid-year.
Common questions
Can I print from the school computer?
Yes. SmartPrint runs in the browser — download the PDF and print from the lab machine.
Color or black-and-white?
Black-and-white is fine for rules. Use color sparingly for icons so ink lasts.
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Rules chart · 2×2 A4
2×2 · 4 sheets · A4