FreePrintable.net: New Teachers Printables and Open Source Forms

Published: Tue, 10/06/15

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The Ungraded Edition

This past week, my wife and I got to enjoy some of the things we love most about the Portland, Oregon area. I went on a hike along the Eagle Creek Trail and saw a beautiful little waterfall. And on Sunday, my wife and I got up super early to volunteer at the Portland Marathon, a community event that draws thousands of runners and spectators. What a great week!

I also got some new printables up for you, adding to TeachersPrintables.net and both of my open source printables sites, OpenOfficeTemplates.com and LibreOfficeTemplates.net. Keep reading to see what’s new.

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Teachers Printables

As a longtime fan of science, I’ve been wanting to expand the section of periodic tables at TeachersPrintables.net for quite some time. Now, I’ve added some nice charts, as well as a letter-size printable for each element on the periodic table, along with its atomic number and atomic mass.

These new classroom printables are perfect for projects in which students are assigned to write a report on one element. All 118 elements are included, from Hydrogen to Ununoctium. There are now nearly 1,000 printables at the site, ranging from forms for teachers to use to printables for parents and students. You’ll find attendance charts, grading sheets, graphic organizers, blank lesson plans, parent communication forms, hall passes, seating charts, sign in sheets, classroom management tools, substitute teacher forms, and sign language printables.

These classroom printables are time- and money-savers for busy teachers as well as homeschooling parents. I’ve been adding to TeachersPrintables.net since its launch in 2008. Other recent additions include foldables (such as booklets and pouches) and poem templates.

Everything at TeachersPrintables.net is free to download and print individually. Also available for purchase is a single-classroom ($27) or whole-school license ($67) to download the entire collection and print again and again.

Open Office Printables

Printables users who prefer open-source word processing programs over Microsoft Word will be pleased to see I’ve added dozens more printables to OpenOfficeTemplates.com and LibreOfficeTemplates.net.

Both of those programs are free and robust, yet some DOC files just don’t show up correctly when opened in Open Office or Libre Office. That’s why I created these sites just for .ODT and .ODS format printables.

Each of these two sites contains more than 200 of the most popular medical templates, family trees, letterhead, and other forms and charts from the FreePrintable.net family.

The newest printables include flyers, resumes, fax cover sheets, certificates, receipts, and business forms.

Everything at both OpenOfficeTemplates.com and LibreOfficeTemplates.net is free to download and print.

Please keep sending me your idea for more printables. I’m added lots more soon, for the holidays and beyond. Happy printing!

Kudos

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Popular Printables

With Halloween coming up, I thought I’d take a look at which printables are most popular across all my FreePrintable.net sites. And it turned out, the hottest stuff is still the classic favorites.

The October 2015 calendar was downloaded the most of all the printables this week. And, thanks to folks getting a jump on the coming year, the 2016 calendar was in third place. The 2015 three months on one page calendar is popular as well.

Squeezing into the role of second-most-downloaded printable is basic, college-ruled lined paper from PrintablePaper.net. Also popular from that site is a wide-ruled lined paper and two variations on a check register.

There were many downloads of a blank family tree as well as a five-generation tree with room to include vital statistics. Two versions of world maps were among the most-downloaded. Also hot was a master grocery list with lots of items on it.

Three resume templates are also among the top 20 most popular printables: an entry-level resume, a professional resume, and a college student resume.

To see which printables are most popular at all the FreePrintable.net sites combined by day, week, or month, just visit: FreePrintable.net/popular/.

Sincerely,

FreePrintable.net

kevin@freeprintable.net