Author: Kay

There are lots of new printable maps at PrintableWorldMap.net, ranging from regional maps to country maps. Everything at the site is free to download and print.

There are now 638 maps at the site, and the new additions include topical maps of Ancient Egypt and Ancient Israel. The new island and country maps are: Cabo Verdi, Fiji, Kiribati, Maldives, Marshall Islands, Micronesia, Palau, Tonga, Tuvalu, and Vanuatu. Plus, print a map of Holy See (Vatican City, Italy).

Several of the new maps are in full color, including regional maps of: Appalachia, the Baltics, Eastern Seaboard, Great Lakes, Great Plains, Gulf Coast, Pacific Northwest, Rust Belt, Scandinavia, Sun Belt, and the Tri-State Area.

PrintableWorldMap.net also has U.S. state and county maps, continent maps, and even constellation maps of the stars. Some of the maps can be downloaded in both labeled and unlabeled versions, so they’re ideal for geography studies.

You’ll also find maps showing: time zones, hemispheres, state flags, U.S. statehood, the Oregon Trail, tectonic plates, animal habitats, zip codes, and other topics. The constellation maps include several star arrangements, plus all the astrological signs.

Each map downloads instantly for free as a PDF file. Or, conveniently download the entire collection all at once for $9.

I’ve added more than 30 new printable certificates at FreePrintableCertificates.net, each in full color with themed borders and graphics. Some are intended for use during the Covid-19 pandemic.

Counting the new certificate, there are now more than 2,000 printables at the site. Each is free as a PDF to print our and write upon by hand, or $5 for an editable DOC (Microsoft Word) option. Some of the new certificates of appreciation and achievement recognize employers, teachers, and others for pandemic-related achievements of: distance learning, teaching, essential work, handwashing, mask-wearing, and physical and social distancing. There’s a Quarantine Hero prize, along with awards for first responders and healthcare workers.

FreePrintableCertificates.net has also expanded its selection of religious certificates have been added for ordination of a deacon, elder, minister, priest, or rabbi.

New, colorful occupational certificates stand out from the typical employee of the month certificates by displaying the month when the worker is being honored.

The new gift certificates are illustrated and include: restaurant, romantic getaway, hairdresser, and general business. They print with two certificates on each page and are ideal for supporting businesses during the pandemic.

FreePrintableCertificates.net also has funny certificates, sports certificates, scouting certificates, marriage certificates, certificates of authenticity and ownership, commemorative certificates for holidays, and much more.

I recently launched a cool website featuring biographies of heroes that were previously only found at my daily printables site, PrintablesToday.com.

HeroPrintables.com features 50 heroes so far, and I’ll be adding hundreds more in the future. The diverse Hero of the Day is one of the most popular features at PrintablesToday.com, so it made sense to highlight these figures on a standalone site. Each biography are free to download and print for your personal reference or in a classroom.

These bios are created especially for FreePrintable.net, and each is illustrated by a photo or drawing of the individual, when available. They download instantly as PDF files.

The array of heroes at HeroPrintables.com includes trailblazers for civil rights, women’s rights, worker rights, and LGBTQ rights. Leaders in politics, environmental causes, art, sports, and STEM are also featured.

Along with the Hero of the Day, PrintablesToday.com displays vocabulary words, official and just-for-fun holidays, a weekly planner, a monthly calendar, a puzzle, and a list of what’s new at my 100-plus FreePrintable.net sites.

Your Independence Day celebration is probably pretty low-key this July 4, but there are still hundreds of great printables for your holiday at the FreePrintable.net websites. From Independence Day coloring pages at FreePrintableColoringPages.net to copies of the U.S. Constitution at PrintableConstitution.com, there’s a free version of each and every printable.

My printables sites have everything from holiday-themed award certificates to patriotic stationery and business cards.

The free Fourth of July banners at PrintableBanners.net spell out messages wishing people a happy Independence Day. The flyers at PrintableFlyerTemplates.net are ideal for conveying holiday-related information.

FreePrintableStationery.net and FreeLetterheadTemplates.net is where you’ll find the free patriotic stationery designs along with U.S.A. letterhead that with graphics of stars, U.S. flags, and the Statue of Liberty. FreePrintableBusinessCards.net has business cards with flags and other graphics.

Fourth of July commemorative certificates and awards as well as patriotic ribbon certificates can be found at FreePrintableCertificates.net.

There’s an event planner at PrintablePlanners.net, a grocery list at PrintableToDoList.com, and a Fourth of July to do list at PrintableToDoList.com.

Share your favorite Independence Day recipes using lined or unlined recipe cards from FreePrintableRecipeCards.net.

Finally, don’t forget to print copies of the U.S. Constitution, Bill of Rights, Declaration of Independence, and other founding documents at PrintableConstitution.com.

New grocery lists, along with menu planners and shopping lists, are up and ready to print for free at FreePrintableGroceryList.com.

There are new shopping lists for a variety of needs, plus several specialty lists designed with the Covid-19 pandemic in mind, such as pantry staples and a delivery tracker.

The new shopping lists include: baking supplies, first aid kit, household products, and pet supplies. There’s also a scarce items list and a stockpile list. Plus, I’ve added a few blank lists.

A new weekly dinners menu planner has been added to FreePrintableGroceryList.com.

A What’s in the Freezer list will help you know what you have on hand, while other new lists and a “When Will I Run Out tracker” help manage delivery and auto-ship plans.

There are new grocery budgets as well, including trackers and planners for overall expenses, by store, and for deliveries.

Other specialty grocery lists at FreePrintableGroceryList.com are based on food sensitivities or restrictions. Plus, print illustrated expiration labels, pre-filled shopping checklists, packing lists, substitutions lists, pantry lists, holiday lists, and mini lists, and even a coordinated coupon binder with a price guide and budgeting tools.

Each of the 311 printables at the site is free to download and print in PDF or editable DOC format. With the DOC version, it’s easy to type in list items or a menu using Microsoft Word or another compatible program.

My new website, PrintablePatents.com, makes it easy to add personality to your home or office with printable patents.

The designs range from classy to quirky, and you’ll find patents suitable for framing to print for home chefs, gamers, nerds, writers, and others. Each authentic patent design has a free and premium version and is available with several exclusive backgrounds in a variety of sizes.

Each of the 60 designs at PrintablePatents.com can be downloaded and printed at home for free in 300 dots-per-inch resolution at up to 11-by-17 inches. Or, there’s a paid, premium option to download higher-resolution patents for printing at home or a print shop in 18×24 or 16×20 poster sizes.

PrintablePatents.com has drawings of home appliances, musical instruments (an accordion, a clarinet, and a piano), vehicles, and more. The electronics patents and game and entertainment patents include: a rotary telephone, a Wii remote, and an Atari console.

Other patents include: a cuckoo clock, a barbecue, an airplane, a pocket watch, a wind turbine, and a helicopter boat car.

I’ve also included a few funny patents, such as for toilet paper and a disappearing toilet. Use them as bathroom décor!

= The background choices for each patent are: blueprint, blackboard, chalkboard, and parchment. The free PDF download is available in 5×7, 8.5×11, or 11×17 inch size to easily print on a home or office printer. A high-resolution 18×24 or 16×20 patent poster is $12.99 or $9.99, respectively, and is in JPG format for printing on a large-format printer. Or, have posters printed at your expense at a local print shop or elsewhere.

“My favorite is a retro computer console patent,” Savetz said. “I’ll be adding more patent designs in the future, so there will be even more choices.”

You can choose from hundreds of Mother’s Day printables at the FreePrintable.net sites, and each has a free version to download and print.

FreePrintableCertificates.net has World’s Best certificates for moms, grandmas, aunts, foster moms, and other mother figures. Each is free as a PDF or $5 for an editable DOC version that you can type into before printing. Then, frame them or tie them up with ribbon to present like a scroll.

The Mother’s Day gift tags at FreePrintableGiftTags.net range have flowers, kids, moms, and even robots. Some are colorable black-and-white designs.

The Mother’s Day coloring pages at FreePrintableColoringPages.net feature: candy, families, teddy bears, a trophy, flowers, and more.

You’ll find a Mother’s Day banner at PrintableBanners.net, mom and grandma recipe cards at FreePrintableRecipeCards.net, grandmother stationery at FreePrintableStationery.net, and a Happy Mother’s Day border at PageBorders.net.

The family trees at FamilyTreeTemplates.net make a great gift. Happy Mother’s Day!

It’s natural to want to put off planning for your own death, but doing so will save your survivors time and heartache. That’s why I created my latest website, DeathPlanner.net, which has printable death planner, checklists, forms, and worksheets.

I’ve been wanting for some time to offer a one-stop online resource like this, and I’m pleased that at DeathPlanner.net there’s a free option for each and every printable.

The site has 25 printable forms, with more on the way, that help with planning a funeral, preparing legal documents, organizing online passwords, and other tasks, whether you’re thinking ahead for yourself or already grieving the loss of someone close.

The site’s Final Directive planner has hole punches indicated to aid in gathering all of the information together in a ringed binder.

The forms include: a list of people to notify, a final wishes planner, an assets worksheet, a contacts list, locations of valuables, designees, and master checklists and to-do lists.

DeathPlanner.net also has a program template, a service worksheet and a guest list for funeral services.

The official forms at the site include a will and advance directive as well as related templates for expressing one’s wishes. Of course, be sure to consult an attorney when you need one.

Everything at DeathPlanner.net is free to download one at a time in PDF or editable DOC form, so you can write by hand or type into the resources before printing. Or, there’s the convenient option to download all of the forms at once as a Collection for $27.