Author: Kay

It’s important to maintain your medical records, but not just for your physical health and not just for you. This round of new medical forms at FreePrintableMedicalForms.com focuses on mental health care and medical records for pets.

The new mental health forms are used as surveys to evaluate levels of anxiety, depression, chemical dependency, mood and obsessive compulsion. Many of these forms can be used as questionnaires for patients or simply filled out at home.

There are a few veterinary forms for pet owners out there. These include a basic animal outpatient form, a form for the owner’s consent before surgery and one for people who are training animals for service work and therapy.

I also added a few new health charts for people who want to check their vision and blood pressure statuses at home. The eye chart has instructions for where to stand when testing your vision and the blood pressure chart has bright colors indicating different stages of hypertension.

There are 316 medical forms at FreePrintableMedicalForms.com addressing a large number of medical conditions. There are nutrition, diabetes, height and weight, immunization and emergency contact forms. Each one is available for free as a PDF file and $3.99 for a customizable DOC.

It’s a new year and, in many places, a new semester at school. Accordingly, I have new printables that will help teachers, students, and parents prepare for the upcoming term at the FreePrintable.net websites.

There are a lot of new printable lesson plans, worksheets, grading rubrics and classroom management tools at TeachersPrintables.net. Teachers can find good uses for the number, counting and value charts that are partially filled in, as well as multiplication and addition exercises.

Notable new additions include colorable flags and blackline maps of major countries and continents. These are great for teachers to use as a teaching aid or as a format guide. All templates are available for free as a PDF that can be printed and filled in by hand, or a DOC file that can be edited in a word processor and which costs several dollars. Alternatively, you can purchase all 416 templates in one teachers printables collection. A license for a single teacher costs $27, while the price to license an entire school is $67.

In addition to the forms for teachers, I have plenty of templates that can be used by parents and students. One of my most popular is PrintablePaper.net, which has 1,111 paper printables that are a great preparation tools for filling one’s notebook. I have all the standards such as wide-rule, college-rule and graph paper, but I also have music staff paper, penmanship paper and even 3D paper for really cool projects. All paper is free as a printable PDF or $4 for a customizable DOC version.

I’ve got a whole new category devoted just to student planners at PrintablePlanners.net. These are handy as a comprehensive notebook and can be easily inserted in a binder and kept as an organizational tool. They cover everything from essay tracking to test planning to budget control. Like the other 355 templates, they’re free to print as a PDF or $4 for an editable DOC.

Finally, if you’re a student then at some point you’re going to have to study for a test (a bummer, I know) and there’s no easier way to do so than with my flash card maker at PrintableFlashCards.net. Just type in your questions and answers and print out the cards as four or six a page. I also have more than 200 ready-made, printable flash cards that can be downloaded and printed for free. Categories range from science to geography to music.

Whatever your back-to-school needs, I’ll bet you can find them at the FreePrintable.net sites. And you won’t even have to leave the house!

Want to make your next blowout a memorable one? Then come check out the 20 new flyer templates at PrintableFlyerTemplates.net. Whether you’re throwing a party at work or home, for a holiday or a school day, these new flyers have it covered. Plus, there are plenty of flyers for businesses, people selling stuff, and just plain spreading the news.

Get the word out about your party with the new event flyers. Put up a flyer of a boy and girl dancing at school to advertise for prom, or a tropical-themed template for a beach party. There are also flyers for specific holidays, such as an Easter egg hunt flyer decorated with painted eggs or a St. Patrick’s Day flyer featuring a dancing leprechaun. Additionally, there are work flyers for fashion shows, DJ services, office parties and, for the truly fancy, galas. They’re all designed to catch the eye and foster interest.

There are also several service flyers for various odd jobs and industries, including anger management classes, gutter cleaning, air conditioning installation and driving school.

All told, there are now 178 templates available. All of the flyers are obtainable as DOCs and PDFs and are free to download, customize in Microsoft Word, and print. PrintableFlyerTemplates.net is the sister site to PrintableSigns.net, where you can get more than 3,500 free signs for traffic, caution, swimming or school needs.

I’ve added dozens new printable stationery templates to FreePrintableStationery.net, including Christmas stationery and industry-specific designs, plus abstract images and city skylines.

The new stationery additions feature a number of people engaging in their careers. This includes a dancer onstage, an actor in full costume dress, an editor going over a manuscript and an acupuncturist, well, poking people with needles.

Additionally, people living in Atlanta or Dallas will enjoy the silhouetted skyline of their city on my new urban stationery templates.

The holiday designs include: snowmen, Santa, bells, Christmas trees, wreaths, and more.
There are 435 stationery templates at FreePrintablestationery.net, and an additional 125-plus letterhead templates at its sister site, FreeLetterheadTemplates.net. All of these templates are available on a CD-ROM collection for $37, or you can download, customize and print the DOC documents individually for free.

Sometimes it feels like the Christmas Season passes by in a flash. There’s barely enough time to buy presents and decorate the house, much less write a family newsletter, put up holiday pictures or prepare the meal for a party. If you’d prefer to enjoy the holidays instead of struggle to keep up with them, you’ll be happy to know that the FreePrintable.net websites offer quick, free templates that can be printed instantly from a home computer.

SantaPrintables.com is the first stop for everything Christmas. Moms, Dads and other secret “Santa Helpers” can help foster their children’s sense of holiday magic with letters from Santa, Mrs. Claus, the reindeer and the elves. Each letter comes with fill-in-the-blank topics that address fears, wish lists and behavior. Other great activities for kids at the site include matching and memory games, greeting cards and an Advent calendar that counts down each day until Christmas and features different holiday icons.

SantaPrintables.com isn’t the only place for Christmas kid stuff, though. I’ve also got Christmas certificates at FreePrintableCertificates.net for kids who are “Nice,” “Naughty” and even in need of a “Lump of Coal.” Sometimes it’s the only way to get a child to be on their best behavior!

Additionally, parents and teachers alike can benefit from the Christmas dot-to-dot pages at DotToDots.net, which have pictures of Santa, Christmas trees and penguins, all in various levels of difficulty. FreePrintableColoringPages.net has more than 80 Christmas coloring pages of stockings, presents, reindeer, cookies and more. Finally, FreeWritingPrompts.net has Christmas essay prompts and creative ideas for holiday short stories.

Sending a Christmas card to friends and family is a holiday tradition, so I have lots of choices. FreePrintableGreetingCards.net has nearly 50 Christmas cards decorated with nutcrackers, snowmen, wreaths and Christmas trees that can be folded and sent with Seasons’ Greetings. People sending out a family newsletter might prefer the Christmas letterhead at FreeLetterHeadTemplates.net, the Christmas stationery at FreePrintableStationery.net or the Christmas borders at PageBorders.net. These have colorful borders, backgrounds, headers and footers and are great for spicing up correspondence with winter landscapes, heaps of presents and festive homes.

If you live near your family (or even if you don’t!) you’re probably having some sort of get-together for the big day. If you’re the one throwing the party, make sure that you have all of your food prepped by shopping with a Christmas grocery list or menu planner from FreePrintableGroceryList.com. If you’re just bringing a dish to someone else’s holiday bash, make sure that you can share the recipe with the Christmas recipe cards from FreePrintableRecipeCards.net. And if a gift exchange, Yankee swap, or present extravaganza follows, make sure you know what gift goes to which relative by using the printable gift tags at FreePrintableGiftTags.net.

All of the printables are available for free as PDF files. They can be easily downloaded and printed from a home computer, then written on with pen or pencil. Customizable DOC files cost a few dollars per printable, and can be typed into directly and edited from a word processor such as Microsoft Word.

Happy Holidays, everyone, and happy printing too!

I have always been committed to saving two things for the people who utilize my printables: time and money. Many of the templates at my FreePrintable.net sites are available both as a free PDF and a free DOC. So, after requests from users of open source word processors, I decided to create two new websites: OpenOfficeTemplates.com and LibreOfficeTemplates.net.

Already there are 40 specially formatted OpenOffice templates and 40 LibreOffice printables available at the two sites. These templates, some of the most popular across the FreePrintable.net sites, were modified so that they function for anyone running OpenOffice or LibreOffice respectively.

If you’ve ever used OpenOffice or LibreOffice you know that, as free products, they run slightly differently than Microsoft Word. So now I have employment printables such as work certificates, resumes, flyers and timesheets that are completely functional with open source products. There are also school planners, diplomas, medical trackers, financial receipts and family trees.

All of the templates at OpenOfficeTemplates.com and LibreOfficeTemplates.net are free to download and print as an ODT file. Both sites feature 40 of the most popular printables I have to offer in six distinct categories, no Microsoft Word required.

The time you need a good yearly calendar is in December, when you’re trying to plan out the next few months. That’s where my 2014 calendars come in. I recently added 14 new designs to Printable2014Calendars.com, which has all the old favorites from my previous years’ calendar sites plus a few new designs.

Printable2014Calendars.com has yearly, monthly and weekly calendars that are available in a number of different shapes and designs. Some are formatted with the dates descending vertically rather than horizontally, some have holidays printed in red ink, some are designed to fit into CD jewel cases and used as a tear-away calendar and some are academic calendars meant to plan out the school year.

Like the 2013 calendars, these are great for planning appointments, meetings, tests and birthdays. You can print out small ones for wallets, big ones for walls and use others on computer monitors or as bookmarks. Whatever event you need to remember, there’s a calendar that can help you keep track of it. If you need to print a free calendar for any year from 1800 to 2099, visit RocketCalendar.com

Each calendar at Printable2014Calendars.com can be downloaded and printed for free, either as a PDF template or a DOC file, which can be edited in a word processor such as Microsoft Word.