Free Printables for the Classroom

During the past year, my website TeachersPrintables.net has added quite a few classroom printables that are useful for remote learning and safe in-person schooling. As the school year winds to a close, there are 27 more printables for all kinds of purposes, bringing the total at the site to more than 1,500 items. Each is free to download and print individually.

There are new seating charts and parent communication forms, along with distance learning, and pandemic printables.

The new printables for teachers, students and homeschooling parents include: college planning printables, a scholarship tracker, consent forms, and illustrated signs related to Covid safety.

TeachersPrintables.net also has: attendance charts, graphic organizers, grading sheets, blank lesson plans, homework forms, signs, hall passes, and lots more for teachers, subs, parents and students.

For those who anticipate needing quite a few forms, there’s also the convenient, time-saving option to pay $27 for a single-classroom license ($67 for whole-school) to instantly download and use the entire collection.

If you’re looking for more learning-oriented printables, InstantWorksheets.net has hundreds of free worksheets; PrintablePaper.net has lined, graph, dot and specialty papers; PrintableRulers.net has rulers; PrintableWorldMap.net has maps, and FreePrintableCertificate.net has certificates including commemorative diplomas for all grade levels.

Be sure to visit PrintablesToday.com, my daily printables site where visitors can print a “hero of the day,” calendars, puzzles, and more for free as well as see vocabulary words and holidays. Have a great summer!

Resumes, Cover Letters, and Recommendations

I recently added new printables to three of my job-related sites. Now, there are even more resume templates, cover letters, and recommendation letters from which to choose.

With the latest additions, there are now more than 400 resume templates at InstantResumeTemplates.com. Each is free to download, customize, and print.

There are basic and full-color sample resumes for specific industries as well as for first-time job seekers and those reentering the workforce. You’ll also find resumes designed with basic formatting and fonts that can easily be read by Automatic Tracking System (ATS) software.

Some of the new resume templates are relevant to the coronavirus pandemic such as telecommuting, gig work and retail positions.

InstantResumeTemplates.com also has academic and scholarship resumes along with templates for student volunteers. Each new resume template at InstantResumeTemplates.com is available in both letter and A4 size. Each template downloads in DOC (Microsoft Word) format to type directly into.

CoverLetterExamples.net now has 327 cover letter templates that serve as a jumping-off point to craft a letter to accompany a resume or job application. There are also letters for academic pursuits and other situations.

The new letters range from essential worker jobs to student positions to pandemic-related working conditions. There are also new letters to accompany scholarship applications, fee waivers, and financial aid queries. Also new are letters relating to: a performance callback, gym membership cancellation, project extension, literary revisions, medical records, and donations.

Each sample letter is free to download in DOC format and customize for personal use. CoverLetterExamples.net also has articles with tips on cover letter writing.

If you need a starting point for crafting a letter of recommendation, head to LettersOfRecommendation.net. There are now 337 templates.

The new letters include job-related recommendations for: a security guard, a public relations professional, a graphic designer, a cook, and a chef. There are also new scholarship recommendation letters that cover: academic excellence, financial need, sports, theater, nursing school, community college, and honors college. Plus, find templates for letters thanking teachers who have written letters on behalf of students.

LettersOfRecommendation.net also has sample letters relating to adoption, citizenship, parole and other legal matters, along with character references for personal relationships.

FreePrintable.net Sites Reach 55,000 Printables

Time for a trip down memory lane! My first website, the one that started the FreePrintable.net family of fun and useful sites, was launched in 2005. There was just a small selection of business cards and coloring pages to instantly download and print. Now, 16 years later, I’ve reached a new milestone as the number of printables reached 55,000. One thing hasn’t changed, however: As always, there’s a free version of each printable.

It was just a year and a half ago that the sites hit 50,000 printables. There are about 100 FreePrintable.net sites in total.

You can now find business forms, medical forms, calendars, classroom printables, and lots more for home, school, and business use.

FreePrintableCertificates.net has more nearly 2,000 printable certificates, PrintablePaper.net has 1,900 papers, and FreePrintableStationery.net offers nearly 1,000 free stationery designs. I have sites with letter templates, sites with graphics, and other helpful things.

There’s a free option for every printable, and in some cases a PDF version is free while an editable version is free or just a few dollars.

Woot! Fifty-five thousand!

Free Printable Paper, Forms and More

Any time you need lined, graph, or specialty paper, just head to PrintablePaper.net to instantly download exactly what you need.

I recently added dozens of new printable papers, bringing the total at the site to more than 1,900. The selection ranges from lined note paper to music paper, and there’s a free version of each item.

There are new versions of lined paper with 2mm, 4mm, and 8mm line spacing as well as two variations of Cornell dot paper that’s great for notetaking and bullet journaling.

You’ll also find a new set of specialty paper whose backgrounds feature texture effects such as aged paper, burned paper, coffee stains, bokeh, cracks, crumbling, fire, tin foil, marble, wood grain, and torn.

The new music paper is one- and two-octave piano paper. These designs complement the existing selection of staff paper and guitar tablature sheets.

PrintablePaper also has crafting paper, penmanship paper, budgets, games, score sheets, storyboard templates, comic pages, calligraphy paper, logarithmic paper, calligraphy paper, 3D paper, brochure templates, and lots more.

Remember, there’s a free version of everything. A few categories, such as budgets, offer a free PDF version as well as a $4 editable DOC version that can be typed into using Microsoft Word or another compatible program.

Mother’s Day Printables Roundup

I love my mom, and I hope you’ll love the hundreds of Mother’s Day printables at my FreePrintable.net websites. There’s a free version of everything, from gift tags and coloring pages to cards and award certificates.

There are printables for mothers, grandmothers, aunts and more.

The printable certificates at FreePrintableCertificates.net are illustrated to award prizes to “World’s Best Mom” and other mother figures. Print on parchment-look paper or cardstock for presentation, or have a certificate framed. Each is free to download and print as a PDFs to write on, or $5 for a DOC version that can be typed into using Microsoft Word before printing.
The colorful Mother’s Day cards at FreePrintableGreetingCards.net have graphics of candy, hearts and more.

The free Mother’s Day gift tags at FreePrintableGiftTags.net have cute and classic designs and can be added to a present, treat or flowers.

There are quite a few Mother’s Day coloring pages at FreePrintableColoringPages.net, with teddy bears, hearts and other cute scenes to color.
Other printables include free Mother’s Day writing prompts from FreeWritingPrompts.net, a Mother’s Day banner at PrintableBanners.net, a Mom recipe card at FreePrintableRecipeCards.net, a Mother’s Day Brunch flyer at PrintableFlyerTemplates.net, and a border at PageBorders.net.

Happy Mother’s Day!

Free Printable Business Forms, Charts and Templates

It’s hard for me to believe that my business forms site, BusinessFormTemplate.com, has grown to nearly 1,600 charts, letters, and other useful printables since its launch in 2008.

Businesses and individuals can save time and money with these printables, each of which is free to download one at a time. Or, opt for the convenient paid, premium all-in-one download.
I’ve just added several new forms, logs and letters relevant to coronavirus pandemic. There’s a Covid disinfecting checklist, a vaccine log, and a sterilization log as well as new cleaning logs for home or office use for a week, a month and a year at a time. Plus, find a room-by-room cleaning list and maintenance logs.

BusinessFormTemplate.com has new sample landlord letters for those offering rent relief or extensions. There are also templates for tenants who are seeking flexibility in payments.

Also new at the site are reasonable accommodation request letters and multiple projects timetables.

The site also has restaurant forms, automotive forms, bills of sale, expense reports, and medical forms. For hundreds more medical forms, head to sister site FreePrintableMedicalForms.com.

Yet another option for those who need a lot of forms for their business are the themed Printables Packs. Each mini collection contains a set of related printables as an instant download at varying price voices.

Everything at BusinessFormTemplate.com is free in PDF or, in many cases, editable DOC format that can be editing using Microsoft Word and other compatible programs. Or, get all 1,583 forms for $199 with the handy Business Forms Collection.

Easter Printables and Bunny Letters

Hippity hop to the FreePrintable.net sites for hundreds Easter-themed printables to instantly download and print.

There are free versions of everything, from gift tags and coloring pages to prize certificates and event planners.

The letters at FreeEasterPrintables.com make great additions to Easter baskets. They’re illustrated in color, and address specific situations and answer questions from children. There are letters for baby’s first Easter, joking letters for grownups and other templates. The letters are free as PDFs or $5 each for customizable DOC versions that can be typed into using Microsoft Word or another compatible program.
The Easter printables at FreeEasterPrintables.com include greeting cards, coloring pages, games, puzzles, bunny ears, and egg holders. Head to FreePrintableColoringPages.net for Easter coloring pages with chicks and other cute scenes. BibleColoringPages.org has Christian-themed coloring pages.

The free Easter gift tags at FreePrintableGiftTags.net can be added to baskets, food treats, and gifts. Along with colorable versions, there are tags featuring children, animals and religious symbols.
You’ll find egg hunt prize certificates at FreePrintableCertificates.net. FreePrintableRecipeCards.net has lined and unlined Easter recipe cards in 3×5 or 4×6 inch sizes. The cards are free as PDFs $7 per design for customizable DOC files. Free Easter grocery lists and menu planning printables can be found at FreePrintableGroceryList.com.

There are Easter letterhead templates at FreeLetterheadTemplates.com, Easter borders at PageBorders.net, and Easter flyers at PrintableFlyerTemplates.net. For all your Easter faxing needs, there’s a funny Easter fax cover sheet at FreeFaxCoverSheets.net.

Hardship Letter Templates

The website LetterOfHardship.net now has even more hardship letter templates for a variety of tough situations.

The 24 new letters, which are free for personal use, cover financial, academic, medical and other issues. They’re best used as a jumping-off point, adjusting wording to suit your situation. The site has more than 300 sample letters, along with tips on letter-writing.

Some of the letters are especially relevant during the coronavirus pandemic, including college financial aid appeals, quarantine, mental health, and a jury duty postponement. Other new letters address weather, transportation, identity theft, child care, and work furlough.

Other new letters at LetterOfHardship.net pertain to mortgage and rental issues, such as deferral and forbearance requests for business tenants. Letters relating to withdrawals and loans from retirement funds are also new.

The new academic letters at LetterOfHardship.net include appeals for additional merit aid or scholarship amounts for college. Also covered are student loan deferrals and financial aid adjustments.

Each letter downloads instantly, or users can simply cut and paste the text directly from the site. Of course, the templates are not a substitute for legal advice.

There are several letter-focused sites in the FreePrintable.net family of sites including: apology letters at ApologyLetters.net, resignation letters at ResignationLetters.biz, cover letters at CoverLetterExamples.net, at ComplaintLetter.net, and recommendation letters at LettersOfRecommendation.net.

St. Patrick’s Day Printables

From green shamrocks to leprechaun scenes to color, there are hundreds of printables for St. Patrick’s Day at my FreePrintable.net websites. There’s a free version of everything!

Instantly stationery sheets, gift tags, certificates, and lots more for the holiday.

FreePrintableColoringPages.net has dozens of St. Patrick’s Day coloring pages with leprechauns, clovers, rainbows, pots of gold, lucky horseshoes, and more. Grab those crayons!
There’s a St. Patrick’s Day border at PageBorders.net, and they’re ideal for letters or signs. PrintableFlyerTemplates.net has event flyers for classrooms and businesses, there’s holiday letterhead at FreeLetterheadTemplates.net, and a green banner banner is free at PrintableBanners.net.

FreePrintableGiftTags.net is the place to go for leprechaun gift tags, while FreePrintableCertificates.net has an illustrated St. Patrick’s Day holiday certificate.

For all your March 17 faxing needs, there’s a St. Patrick’s Day fax cover sheet at FreeFaxCoverSheets.net.

Remember, there’s a free version of everything. Happy St. Paddy’s Day!

Letters from the Tooth Fairy

It’s no secret that sometimes the Tooth Fairy needs a little help. ToothFairyLetter.net can help, too, with its selection of letters from the Tooth Fairy ready to download and print. They’re a lifesaver for last-minute tooth loss or anytime.

Counting the new Tooth Fairy letters, there are now 133 letters, forms, poems, coloring pages, and other printables at the site.
There are letters for a wide variety of situations, including addressing kids’ concerns about everything from a literally missing tooth to worries about having a magical fairy in one’s home. The site also has articles with tips and traditions for parents to consider.

One new letter addresses fears that a tooth with a cavity will be rejected (it won’t). Another reminds the tooth-loser to keep their bedroom clean so the fairy can fly around okay.

Another new letter includes an IOU, for when cash is short.

There are also new miniature letters that come with tiny foldable envelopes. They’re so cute!

Plus, find five new Tooth Fairy coloring pages.

ToothFairyLetter.net has several humorous letters for older children as well as fill-in-the-blanks letters for kids to send to the Tooth Fairy. There’s also a lost tooth record for parents and pretend “checks.”

Grownups who are helping out with fairy duties can download letters free as a PDF, or $5 each for a version that can be typed into and customized using Microsoft Word or another compatible program.