Author: Kay

It’s back to school time and I’ve just added to the huge collection of free printable worksheets at InstantWorksheets.net. There are now 1,246 free printables for students from preschool and pre-kindergarten age through high school.

There are 50 new worksheets at the site, many of them alphabet and spelling worksheets for young readers. The sheets include “penmanship paper” guidelines to practice printing or handwriting words that begin with each letter.

Also new to the site are Spanish worksheets for language learners. They cover past and present tense conversation, verb conjugation, vowels and other fundamentals. There are new geography worksheets, along with history worksheets, language arts, reading comprehension, and social studies worksheets.

The worksheets are each free to download and print in PDF or editable DOC format. There’s also the opportunity to become an InstantWorksheets.net member for $4 per month. Members view the site without ads and also can access the custom math worksheet generator which lets users input information to create homework pages, practice tests, and tests for addition, subtraction, multiplication, and division.

Summer (and family reunion season) is winding down and my website FamilyTreeTemplates.net has two dozen new family tree templates and genealogy forms to download and print.

Besides traditional family trees with room to record up to 10 generations, the site now has crafty ‘do it yourself’ trees with scrapbook-type graphics to cut out, arrange and paste in whatever way represents your family. There are also new family trees for kids, with teddy bears and dinosaurs read to be labeled and colored in with pens or pencils.

I’ve added new ancestry charts and genealogy forms that are great for genealogy buffs. The new forms include: a deed index, family health history, questions to ask of living relatives, trackers for home video and photographs, military service biographies and checklists, online search records, a marriage index, surname variants list, a blank cemetery map to track grave sites, and a form to record information that’s on tombstones.

There are more than 100 templates at FamilyTreeTemplates.net, each free to download and print in PDF form. Also available is a $4 DOC version that can be edited in Microsoft Word, adding names, dates and vital statistics before printing.

It’s time to bust out those colored pens and pencils! My site, AdultColoringPages.net, has 50 new coloring pages to download and print for free.

I’ve been adding a lot to this site in recent months, as well as my longtime favorite spot for coloring pages for kids, FreePrintableColoringPages.net. And besides the free downloadable pages, I now offer four traditional, professionally printed coloring books for grownups on Amazon.

At AdultColoringPages.net, you’ll find new map coloring pages, such as U.S. states with the counties outlined. There are also new abstract designs as well as pattern coloring pages.

The new nature coloring pages feature flowers from fancy to “hippie” style. Other new coloring pages have hearts or geometric designs. There’s even a cat coloring page. A few designs have been added to the popular mandala coloring pages category as well.

The coloring pages are free to download and print one at a time. Or, for convenience, you can get all 260 pages in one download for $9.99. The coloring books on Amazon are available in the themes of: Floral, Geometric, Patterns, and Mandala.

There are now nearly 100 printable to do lists at PrintableToDoList.com, with the recent addition of more than two dozen new list variations. I’m especially pleased about the bullet journal templates, because this style of journaling and list-tracking has gotten really popular and it’s a fun way to tally off items as you do them for a sense of smug (or not smug) satisfaction.

The new to do lists include basic lined checklists as well as specific, detailed lists.

There are 28 new lists to choose from, making for 100 total printables available at PrintableToDoList.com.

Other new lists include seasonal designs, vacation checklists, cleaning lists, book lists, health lists, pet care lists, various trackers, phone and email logs and more.

The bullet journals complement the journals at sister site PrintablePlanners.net. The new templates will fit Moleskine or Midori notebooks and have a light grid pattern in the background of each page.

I’ve added a few more complex lists and priority-based checklists, plus lists that show the times of the day.

Everything at FreePrintableToDoList.com is absolutely free to download and print in PDF or editable DOC (Microsoft Word) format.

I’ve added new recipe cards to FreePrintableRecipeCards.net, and the designs range from a classic “From the Kitchen” card to cute, happy-faced foods.

Counting the 26 new recipe cards, there are now 524 cards at the site.

Most of the colorful recipe cards have Kawaii-style graphics such as fruits, sweets, sushi, a pretzel, and tacos.

There are new seasonal cards for spring, summer, fall and winter, a gingham-bordered card, cards with two sections to write on, a black and white card and a card featuring a cooking pot.

FreePrintableRecipeCards.net offers 3-by-5 and 4-by-6 recipe cards, and, for most of the designs, 8-by-10 sizes. There are lined and unlined versions. I also have a collection of monogram recipe cards.

The cards are free in PDF form; just print them out and write recipes on them in pen or pencil. Or, pay $7 per design for a DOC version you can type into in Microsoft Word. You can save the template to your computer and use it again and again.

Counting the newest 30 forms, charts, logs, and letters, BusinessFormTemplate.com, the website now has 1,341 free business forms to help streamline things at home or work.

The new stuff I’ve added includes an employee complaint form, an employee tracker, inventory forms, logs for volunteer hours, an observation log, and lots more.

There are letter templates for businesses and customers. Plus, new employment forms and letters include a verification request letter for human resources departments as well as an official warning letter and a promotion request letter template and a raise request letter. I’ve included in this batch letters for membership cancellations, credit card disputes, and bank statement requests, plus some real estate letters for tenants and landlords.

BusinessFormTemplate.com also has a pre-trip vehicle inspection list, a wallet-sized debit register, a premarital counseling questionnaire, a customer referral form, and a submission tracker for writers.

Everything at the site is free to download and print one at a time, or you can pay $47 to instantly download the entire business forms collection.

Wow! I have to admit, when I launched PrintableSigns.net back in 2008, I never imagined the site would eventually offer more than 4,000 signs. But it’s true – with my recent addition of 25 new signs, there are now 4,026 signs ready to download and print.

Perhaps most exciting, each sign is free in PDF form or just $1.99 for a DOC version that you can edit in Microsoft Word. There are businesses, schools, nonprofits, and individuals all over the world using these signs, which kind of blows my mind.

Many of the 25 new signs are illustrated in color or black and white. For example, there’s a No Flash Photography and a Please Clean Up After Your Pet sign (pictured).

PrintableSigns.net also has a large selection of recycling signs, relating to paper, Styrofoam, plastic, bags, bulbs, hazardous waste, glass, electronics, and so on.

There’s an entire category of sales signs, including new For Sale signs with and without room to add contact info. I’ve also added variations of Not For Sale and Not For Hire signs. Also new is a laundry room that reads: Please Empty Your Pockets. Plus, there’s a Please Knock and Wait Before Entering notice along with signs for dog parks.

I’ve added new restriction signs covering subjects such as washing one’s own dishes, leaving a tip, respecting people’s privacy in line, fastening seatbelts, and picking fruit.

There’s new play money at PrintablePlayMoney.net, and it’s all free and (of course) legal to download and print.

The site has pretend printable coins, bills, credit cards, and more. Most of the new additions are to the Classroom Currency category. These can be as rewards or incentives at school. It’s brightly illustrated and the new new designs go up to $1000 in value. There are full-color and black-and-white colorable versions.

This pretend money is legal (of course!) and absolutely free to download and print.

It’s perfect for school and other educational purposes, or just for fun, such as with board games or playing “store.” PrintablePlayMoney.net has cartoon-style play bills as well as realistic play money. There’s also new mini money, consisting of small bills with various denominations assembled on one sheet.