Author: Kay

Teachers, parents, and students alike can make use of the 25 new classroom printables that were recently added to the website TeachersPrintables.net. I launched this site back in 2008 to offer free and low-cost education printables and it’s grown to include
nearly 1,300 forms, charts, worksheets, and organizers.

The printables at TeachersPrintables.net complement the selection at sister sites PrintablePaper.net (thousands of printable paper designs), PrintableWorldMap.net (printable maps), and InstantWorksheets.net (printable worksheets).

The new printables range from lesson plan templates and gradebook paper to hall passes and to homework forms.

I’ve also added new classroom management tools, such as classroom and student discipline trackers and warning slips, behavior reports, a suspension form, and a tardy log. TeachersPrintables.net also has seating charts, and sign-in sheets, and foreign language printables.

The new parent communication forms include: a progress report template, growth trackers, progress trackers, a classroom observation log, and an attendance log.

There are also new templates designed for preparing an IEP (Individualized Education Program) as well as ESL (English as a Second Language) rubrics and goal trackers.

The new graphic organizers include a shapes chart and numbers chart.

Everything at the site is free to download and print in PDF or editable DOC (Microsoft Word) format. Or, teachers can purchase a convenient all-in-one download that includes a classroom or whole-school license to print and copy the printables for a classroom or school site. The classroom printables collection downloads instantly and includes a selection of bonus papers from PrintablePaper.net. The collection is $27 for a classroom license or $67 for a whole school license.

Earth Day is April 22, but you can respect the environment every day with the help of free printables.

Using printable paper means you can choose to only print the number of sheets that you need, saving not only paper but fuel (on trips to the store, or deliveries). Print a sheet or two of business cards at FreePrintableBusinessCards.net rather than ordering an entire batch.

FreePrintableCertificates.net certificates has an illustrated Earth Day certificate that’s perfect for awareness walks, recycling drives and other events.

You’ll find thousands of coloring pages at FreePrintableColoringPages.net, including weather, planet and ocean themes.

Happy Earth Day! Don’t forget to use recycled paper.

Don’t miss the new printable coloring pages at FreePrintableColoringPages.net. I’ve just added a hundred designs.

The addition of these new coloring pages means there are now 4,553 coloring pages at the site.

I’ve added new ocean colorings pages such as mermaid, lobster, and crab designs. I’ve also added school-themed pages and fairy coloring pages. You’ll also find a radio, a tape measure and a tissue box.

The new animal coloring pages include: butterflies, bugs, a snail, silly pigs, bears, mice, an elephant, a grinning goat, deer, a fox, a rhino, owls, and a tortoise. Plus, check out the yummy food coloring pages. Color in broccoli with feet, a pickle holding sandwiches, ice cream, hot dogs, and other treats.

The On the Farm and outer space categories have new designs, too. There are new dragon coloring pages plus dinosaurs.

Everything at FreePrintableColoringPages.net is free to download and print, and grownups are welcome to color, too!

My latest additions to PrintablePaper.net includes not only printable paper but a variety of new but budget templates and other specialty printables.

There are now almost 1,700 printables at the site, and they all download instantly. There’s a free version of every printable. Editable DOC (Microsoft Word) versions of some, such as budgets and score sheets, are $4 apiece.

I’m confident that PrintablePaper.net has what you need for home, work, or school.

There’s new graph paper with light gray lines and various sizes of squares. New colors of graph paper have been added, too: green, light blue, and a soft yellow.

The new specialty paper includes lined paper as well as penmanship paper with very wide line spacing.

The new budgets include: a savings budget, a vacation budget, a project budget, and a wedding budget. I’ve also added “spending diet” forms that help track money in and out.

The site also has free music paper, crafting paper, calligraphy paper, games, and lots more.

There are nearly two dozen new family tree templates at FamilyTreeTemplates.net, including versions with room to add even more family members and vital statistics than ever before.

The 22 new family tree and genealogy chart designs are free as PDF you can print out and write on in pen, $4 per design for an editable DOC version.

There are now more than 100 family trees and genealogy forms at the site, plus ancestry research aids and charts. The new designs range from decorative trees to formal charts.

Because so many site users have requested it, there are now a few trees with more than one page, so there’s room for even more family members and info, up to 12 generations. Some designs have graphics of trees or spaces for photos.

I’ve also added more special family trees, including for adoptive and foster families. The new ancestry forms include an adoption genealogy research form.

The site also has FamilyTreeTemplates.net has family trees for kids, pet family trees, and keepsake trees for weddings.

You’ll find new printable banners at my handy site PrintableBanners.net, which is also home to a custom banner maker that lets you instantly generate any banner you want.

The banner maker is free, as are the 250 premade designs. They print with one letter per sheet of paper, so the message can be spelled out by assembling the banner by taping it to a wall or stringing the pages together.

You can choose from several text colors, fonts, and styles (filled or ink-saving outline).

The newest pre-made banners cover events, announcements, and celebrations. The new seasonal and holiday banners include: April Fool’s, Happy Grandparents Day, Jewish New Year, May Day, Palm Sunday, Ramadan Kareem, and Summer Begins.

There are new celebration banners, such as birthday banners, a prom date invite and a Sadie Hawkins dance. I’ve also added banners that say: Come Back Soon, Days to Go, Hip Hip Hooray, I’m Sorry, There’s No Place Like Home, and Yes We’re Open.

I’ve added large-print versions of founding documents of the United States of America to PrintableConstitution.com, which is my newest printables site. Presented without advertisements, printable Constitution has the Constitution, pocket versions of founding documents, printable Amendments, and more.

The founding documents of the republic are presented neatly formatted and are easy to instantly download and print. They are the originally worded documents (occasionally minus archaic spelling), from official government sources. They are available in either simple or decorative typefaces and in plain and parchment-look designs.

There’s a foldable version of the Bill of Rights as well as a bookmark version with a patriotic flag background. A Declaration of Independence is available in various formats too.

The new large-print Amendments and Articles at PrintableConstitution.com can be posted in a classroom, handed out at meetings, or used as a reference when reflecting on historical matters or current events.

For classroom printables and maps, please visit TeachersPrintables.net and PrintableWorldMap.net.