Author: Kay

You’ll find hundreds of planners, lists and journal pages at PrintablePlanners.net. Counting the newest additions, there are now 1,062 printable planners at the site.

PrintablePlanners.net has expanded in the last 12 years from simple sets of refill pages from commercial ringed planners to pages for everyone from crafters to professionals. There are daily, weekly and monthly calendar pages, along with themed planners, note-taking pages, and journals.

The newest category is planner stickers. You can print these stickers out on adhesive sticker paper and cut them out with scissors, a metal punch, or a paper trimmer. Then, stick them in a planner to indicate appointments and events such as: birthday, coffee date, lunch break, dinner out, day off, dental appointment, medical appointment, physical therapy, project due, job interview, pay day, music lesson, show time, study session, travel day, and no school. There’s a sheet of sports-related stickers and a sheet with the months of the year. Some sheets have round number, character, and icon stickers that can be punched out using a standard hole punch.

The new planner pages also include a Write It planner for anyone writing fiction or nonfiction. The planner for authors includes pages for: chapter outlines, character development, research, storyboarding, editing, goal-setting, and word-count tracking.

I’ve also added: infant and child daily schedules, a sports planner page, a time-blocking schedule, and planners that start on Mondays. There are also new weekly planners in color and black-and-white variations.

The 12 collection sizes at PrintablePlanners.net are: executive, desktop, A5, large cahier, travel, personal, pocket, hipster, A6, small cahier, small, and mini. Plus, find bullet journal designs for sketches and note-taking.

Complementing the, student planners, baby planner and travel journal at PrintablePlanners.net are coordinated planner pages in floral or watercolor themes. There’s a decorative cover page for each design, along with weekly and monthly planners plus various trackers and logs.

Each planner page at PrintablePlanners.net is free to print individually in PDF form. In many cases, a DOC version that can be typed into using Microsoft Word before printing is available for $4 each. Or, buy an entire collection of planner inserts in one size in one convenient download for $9.

Even more organizational printables, including to do lists, paper and grocery lists, head to PrintableToDoList.com, PrintablePaper.net, and FreePrintableGroceryList.com.

Are you the Tooth Fairy? Or know such an etherial creature? The letters from the Tooth Fairy at website ToothFairyLetter.net are a magically handy resource, and there’s a free version of everything.

There are several new letter templates along with fairy poems, coloring pages, and forms at ToothFairyLetter.net.

The new Tooth Fairy letter topics include: a reminder to not force a tooth out, a first molar, tooth-brushing advice, and a fairy who is late on tooth pickup and delivery.

The site also has letters for extraordinary situations as well as new checklists for noting why a tooth was rejected and other issues. Some letters answer questions about the Tooth Fairy, such as how the fairy knows when a tooth has been lost and the best place to leave a tooth. I’ve also added more letters for older kids, such as a skeptical kid and a scamp who tried to pass off a fake tooth.

My favorites are the new miniature letters. Each printable comes with a fairy-sized envelope to cut out and fold. Then, just slip it under the pillow. (Oops; I mean the Tooth Fairy slips it under a pillow.”

ToothFairyLetter.net also has stationery, IOUs, fill-in-the-blanks letters for children to send, and a lost tooth record for parents.

There are 115 printables at the site altogether. Each item is free to download and print in PDF form. The letters and forms are also available in a premium editable DOC version for $5 each. Choose the DOC if you’d like to type into the letter, adding names and other personalization, before printing.

Whether you need checklists, holiday lists, or goal-setting lists, just head to PrintableToDoList.com. I’ve added even more to do lists to the website, each free to download and print.

There are 324 lists altogether. The 26 new checklists include a wedding registry and a registry, guest list and to-do list for a baby shower. I’ve also just-added event and holiday lists including a Pesach cleaning list for preparing for Passover.

PrintableToDoList.com also has new simple lists with colorful titles for noting: board games to play, books to read, movies to watch, karaoke songs to learn, shows to watch, hikes to take, and songs and podcasts to listen to. Matching lists are designed to note which of the aforementioned items or activities have been completed.

Also new is a checklist for tracking whether an item “sparks joy” or should be given away. Another form is for listing possessions to keep, donate, or throw out. I’ve also added a vocabulary word list.

PrintableToDoList.com also has new simple lists with colorful titles for noting: board games to play, books to read, movies to watch, karaoke songs to learn, shows to watch, hikes to take, and songs and podcasts to listen to. Matching lists are designed to note which of the aforementioned items or activities have been completed.

Also new is a checklist for tracking whether an item “sparks joy” or should be given away. Another form is for listing possessions to keep, donate, or throw out. I’ve also added a vocabulary word list.

PrintableToDoList.com is also the place to find complex lists for cleaning, planning, and budgeting. There are also sheets with multiple lists on each page.

Remember, everything at the site is free to download and print for free in PDF format or as a DOC for typing your lists into using Microsoft Word or another compatible program.

It’s time for my annual roundup of the hundreds Valentine’s Day printables at the FreePrintable.net websites. From coloring pages to cards to gift tags, there’s a free version of everything.

The sites have holiday printables for school, home, parties, and business settings, and the designs range from cute to romantic.

There are Valentine’s Day borders at PageBorders.net, letterhead templates at FreeLetterheadTemplates.net, flyers at PrintableFlyerTemplates.net, and Valentine’s Day to do lists at PrintableToDoList.com, too.

Head to FreePrintableValentines.net for cards and classroom Valentines along with mazes, games, and activities.

For gifts or tasty treats, attach a Valentine’s Day gift tags from FreePrintableGiftTags.net. They’re illustrated with hearts, children, flowers, and other designs.

FreePrintableColoringPages.net has Valentine’s Day coloring pages featuring candy, animals, roses, and lots more.

You’ll find Valentine recipe cards at FreePrintableRecipeCards.net, Valentine’s Day certificates at FreePrintableCertificates.net, Valentine banners at PrintableBanners.net, and Valentine fax cover sheets at FreeFaxCoverSheets.net.

Happy Valentine’s Day!

Have you checked out my newest site, PrintablesToday.com? This daily printables site is a fun new addition to the FreePrintable.net family. I hope you’ll bookmark PrintablesToday.com and check back daily to see vocabulary words, holidays, puzzles, planners, calendars, daily heroes, and more.

I’m super proud of this new site. You can click to download free printables, and enjoy exclusive new content presented in a dynamic fashion that changes each day.

PrintablesToday.com is a great resource for teachers, too. All of the site’s elements are displayed at once, so it’s easy to learn the words of the day, see official or unofficial holidays, and check out what’s new at the FreePrintable.net sites.

There are two words of the day: one for children and a tougher vocabulary word for adults or precocious kids.

The featured holidays include U.S. holidays and traditional celebrations as well as lesser-known holidays such as Handwriting Day, Compliment Day, or National Tooth Fairy Day. Each holiday is accompanied by a link to a related printable.

The heroes recognized in the illustrated worksheets at PrintablesToday.com are diverse (especially in terms of gender, sexual identity and orientation, and race) and include trailblazers and innovators such as Rosa Parks, Leonard Matlovich, Flossie Wong-Staal, Sally Ride, and Frida Kahlo. There’s a photo short biography.

The site also displays a weekly planner and a monthly calendar to download and print for free.

Bookmark PrintablesToday.com now and check back daily to see what’s new!

I’ve added two dozen new printable page borders to PageBorders.net and the site now has nearly 1,000 designs.

The borders can be used for stationery, flyers, signs, frames, and other purposes.

There are new dog borders with the breeds of: corgi, golden retriever, greyhound, Labrador, terrier, and poodle.

New seasonal and holiday borders include colorful autumn leaves and a barbecue. There are also smoky-look borders as well as formal borders with colorful waves. Other new borders feature graphics of: angels, barbeque, dump trucks, martial arts, sailboats, and a taxi.

PageBorders.net also has sports borders, nature borders,. religious borders, and monogram borders.

Everything at the PageBorders.net is free to download and print in PDF, DOC, PNG, or JPG format. The $7 AI version that can be edited with Adobe Illustrator is intended for graphic designers who want to edit a design.