FreePrintable.net: Time Sheets and Character Reference Letters

Published: Tue, 08/30/22

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The Character Study Edition

Ready for September? My family and I spent much of the last week continuing to bond with our new cat, Caroline, and squeezing the last few days out of summer vacation before school starts. The weather here in Portland is perfect for dining on the patio.

Of course, I have new printables for you this week. There are new time sheets at PrintableTimesheets.net, as well as new character reference letters at CharacterReferenceLetters.com.

Please take a moment to visit the FreePrintable.net Patreon page, where you can consider making a monthly pledge to support the creation of new printables. Thank you!

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Time Sheets

Counting the just-added variations, there are now 382 time sheet templates at PrintableTimeSheets.net with both free and paid, premium options.

The site has templates ranging from simple weekly time sheets to complex spreadsheet versions that compute time off work, overtime, bonuses, commissions, breaks, and other factors that affect how pay is calculated. There are daily, weekly, and longer time periods covered, and some of the sheets track multiple tasks at different hourly rates. Blended-rate time cards and project time sheets are ideal for freelancers or anyone who is self-employed or is paid differently based on varying tasks and clients. Several designs are available in both horizontal and vertical orientations.

The newest additions cover a lot of special cases. There are several new time sheets that are set up to display the hours worked in color, so the grid forms a visual representation of the time worked as well as the hours still available to be worked. There are daily, weekly, biweekly, monthly, and semi-monthly variations, and the time periods tracked range from 15 minutes to an hour.

There are also several sheets on which, when the user fills in a start time on the premium XLS version, the spreadsheet will then automatically fill in start times and totals for the rest of it.

Rounding out the new additions are three spreadsheets with room to track multiple employees for multiple work periods.

These time sheets are free as PDFs to print out and write on in pen or pencil. There’s also the option to purchase a robust file that does mathematical calculations. The $9 XLS version opens in Microsoft Excel, Google Spreadsheets, and similar programs. Some of the sheets at the site are designed to work with Apple’s Numbers format on Macintosh computers.

PrintableTimeSheets.net also has a set of weekly, monthly, and yearly pay charts that use the federal minimum wage as a starting point. These sheets display monthly pay based on various hourly wages.

Character References

Whether you’re vouching for someone or need someone to vouch for you, you’ll find character reference letter samples for all kinds of business, personal, and legal situations at CharacterReferenceLetters.com.

I’ve added 20 new testimonials, recommendations, and reference examples to the site. There’s no charge to instantly download and customize any of the letter templates. Then, simply replace the placeholder wording to suit your situation.

There are now 328 sample letters at CharacterReferenceLetters.com, along with articles and tips on how to write or request a reference letter.

There’s a new job-related letter for an adjunct professor. I’ve also added several brief testimonials for: a government employee, a delivery driver, a store manager, a sales representative, and a retail clerk.

I’ve also expanded the school-related reference letter templates to cover: private high school and boarding school applications, a competitive scholarship, liberal arts and Ivy League colleges, and a letter from a coach.

Rounding out the new additions are half a dozen sample character reference letters for court issues ranging from probation to parole to wrongful conviction.

CharacterReferenceLetters.com also has letters for immigration, adoption, and other legal matters, but be sure to determine whether you need to hire an attorney.

Each letter downloads instantly in DOC format to type into in Microsoft Word or another compatible program. Or, simply cut and paste the text directly from the site. The letters are free to download, customize, and print for your personal use.

If you are on the hunt for a job, be sure to check out the resume templates and cover letters at my sites InstantResumeTemplates.com and CoverLetterExamples.net. There are even more recommendation letters at LettersOfRecommendation.net.

Thanks for sending me your ideas for new printables. Remember to visit the FreePrintable.net Patreon page and consider becoming a member with a monthly pledge. Happy printing!

Kudos

I recently heard from Vince, who has found the FreePrintable.net medical forms site to be helpful.

“Hello Kevin. Have had to chase up your blood sugar tracker sheets. Fortunately I had filed away a copy,” he wrote. “Keep up the good work as it helps to control our health issues. People like you help to make the world a better place for us.”

Thanks so much for your kind words, Vince. I’m sending good thoughts for your health.

Popular Printables

With the school year starting (or about to start), I decided to take a look at which of my classroom printables are being download the most. There are 1,573 printables in all at TeachersPrintables.net, and I’ll be adding more soon.

For the first time I’ve noticed, the most-downloaded item is a map of the original 13 colonies. Numbers and counting charts and worksheets are still in the Top 15, however.

As expected for the start of the academic year, grade book paper, hall passes, and seating charts are among the most-downloaded. Illustrated tardy slips and library passes are popular, too.

The common phonetic alphabet (alpha, bravo, Charlie, and so on) is also in the Top 15.

Rounding out the most-downloaded are: a behavior reflection form, a grade finder, a blank spelling test, a newsletter template, and a student transportation form.

TeachersPrintables.net also has: graphic organizers, library forms, forms for school nurses, foreign language worksheets, lesson plans, college preparation forms, distance learning printables, a binder for teachers and subs, and lots more.

There’s a free version of each item to download and print individually. Or, educators can purchase a classroom or whole-school license ($27 or $67, respectively) and conveniently download the entire collection at once. The download comes with a selection of lined, graph, and other papers from PrintablePaper.net.

To see what’s popular at all the FreePrintable.net sites combined by day, week, or month, just visit: FreePrintable.net/popular/.

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