Author: Kay

PrintableSigns.net has 150 new printable signs for traffic, libraries, businesses, and stores. I’ve also added a brand new category devoted entirely to political movements and campaign signs.

The new political signs are all bold, fully-illustrated signs designed in the U.S. national colors of red, white, and blue. There are signs large enough to be lawn signs to promote a candidate, while other templates are small enough to be business cards. These can be handed out for networking purposes. Whether they’re requesting people to vote on a ballot or nominate a person to a position, they’re all decorated with patriotic stars and stripes.

Retail managers and store employees will find that my new business signs make customer service a little easier. There are notices that inform customers about line protocol, returned check policies, and the legal age for buying tobacco and alcohol.

There are now 3,522 signs up at PrintableSigns.net, which include pool, caution, safety, and lawn signs. The files are free to download and print as PDFs. An editable DOC file is also available for $1.99 and can be customized in Microsoft Word.

Animals, people, and outer space are the subjects featured in the new batch of printable coloring pages at FreePrintableColoringPages.net.

The new animal drawing templates are perfect for anyone who wants to learn to draw a horse, rabbit, bug, or snake. The cartoon picture is placed on a grid at the top of the page, and then a blank grid is provided on the bottom for kids to replicate.

In addition to animals, there are a lot of space coloring pages featuring space ships flying past planets, stars, and cute little aliens. Kids who like art involving people will enjoy the couples and kids depicted on farms, at the beach, and in a field.

Overall, there are 50 new coloring pages at FreePrintableColoringPages.net, bringing the total of alphabet, holiday, nature, sport, and fantasy pages to 4,183. Each coloring page is available as a free PNG.

If there’s one thing I know about FreePrintable.net readers, it’s that you’re all really good at planning ahead. That’s why I have 38 2015 calendars already up at Printable2015Calendars.com and ready for the new year.

Printable2015Calendars.com has yearly, monthly, and weekly calendars in various fonts, sizes, colors, and orientations. Some are formatted small so that they fit in a wallet or a jewel CD case. Some are meant to be fixed to computer monitors, while others can be hung on the wall. There are some that start the week on Sunday and some on Monday. Some have weekends shaded in gray, some are oriented vertically, and some flow horizontally. All of them are perfect for preparing your next year of school, work, and adventures.

Whatever variation you like, you can pick any kind and start writing in your appointments, tests, meetings, and events. Each one downloads for free as a PDF or editable DOC file. If you’re still looking for help with this year, Printable2014Calendars.com has a number of 2014 calendars that are still applicable for a little while longer!

PrintableBanners.net has 25 new printable banners for sales, booths, events, and celebrations.

Celebratory events feel more festive with event banners in bright colors. There are a lot for parties, including Graduations, Engagements, Bachelorette Parties, and Boss’s Day.

Many of the new additions are sale banners for businesses that are Coming Soon, Going Out of Business, offering Free Samples, or having Bake Sales. There are also some for community events like Bingo Night, Cake Walks, and Book Fairs. They’re great for attracting browsing patrons or for announcing your presence to the neighborhood. Just print them out (one letter per page) and string them up along a wall or window.

There are 153 banner templates available as PDFs that can be downloaded and printed. While there are plenty for church, party, and event occasions, you can make your own customized version using the free banner maker.

If you’re a teacher who’s looking for quick and easy lessons, it’s time to check out my 50 new instant worksheets at InstantWorksheets.net. This batch focuses mostly on alphabetizing, famous historical figures, and geography.

Many of the new history worksheets focus on famous people in the United States over the last few hundred years. This includes remarkable African-Americans such as Frederick Douglas and Martin Luther King Jr., inventors such as Alexander Graham Bell, and scientists such as George Washington Carver. There are also some worksheets that focus on the systems of government and alphabetizing words that relate to the political structure in the U.S.

All the other new entries are geography worksheets that teach students how to read a map. They cover Greece, Germany, and the United States, and each one asks students to find nearby countries, bordering oceans, and major cities.

The hundreds of printable worksheets at InstantWorksheets.net are free to use. They’re perfect as supplements for any lesson and any grade for math, literature, history, science, and language. InstantWorksheets.net also offers a charter membership: for only $4, users get ad-free access to the site and unlimited use of the Custom Math Generator, which creates randomized worksheets of math problems for addition, subtraction, multiplication, division, and fractions.

InstantWorksheets.net is the sister site of PrintableFlashCards.net, which offers custom and user-made flash cards; and TeachersPrintables.net, which has hundreds of classroom forms for students and teachers.

At some point in their school careers, all students will have to write a report on one of the U.S. states. With the idea of helping both students and teachers succeed in this task, I’ve created 50 new writing templates, one for every state.

Each state writing template is broken down into sections so that the student can learn about the population, capital, major cities, state figures, and official state bird, motto, and flower. There are also visual aids, such as full-color illustrations of the state flags and a line-art drawing of each state. This makes things easy for the teacher who assigns the project and for the child who is researching the history.

WritingTemplates.net now has 170 writing prompt templates, including handwriting lines for practicing cursive and letters. They’re all free to print as a PDF, but it’s only $20 for the whole writing template collection, which can be invaluable during busy days throughout the school year.

While the term “business form” might make you think of office memos and inventory files, BusinessFormTemplate.com actually has a lot more variety than that. With that in mind, I’ve got 30 new printable business forms that are designed for all kinds of needs.

There are quite a few new logs and lists for home, work, and emergencies. Make sure you’re prepared for every contingency with the travel abroad, baby-proofing, college, wilderness, fire, and zombie apocalypse checklists. There are also miscellaneous logs for nannies, phone messages, time spent on a computer or telephone, vehicle maintenance, and navigation.

I also have a handful of new membership forms. These include ballots, nomination cards, raffle tickets, entry forms, and a sports sign-up sheet. Use them to promote a community event or a private political party or club.

Other random forms this round include a restaurant order pad, a military time converter, a VIP pass, tax work forms, a conference room schedule, and a check register.

There are 1,115 forms available at BusinessFormTemplate.com that cover expenses, interviews, office files, and bills of sale. All of the documents are free to download and print as a PDF, or to customize as a DOC file.