FreePrintable.net: Play Money and Easter Printables

Published: Tue, 04/04/17

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The Cold Cash Edition

Happy April! Remember, you can print free calendars from Printable2017calendars.com. Also, please consider starting supporting FreePrintable.net via a monthly pledge via Patreon.

If you want to print money, but don’t want to end up on the wrong side of the law, head to PrintablePlayMoney.net. I’ve just added over two dozen new pretend money designs for learning and gameplay.

Hippity hop! Easter’s on its way. This year, April 16 is the day, and FreePrintable.net has all things bunny-related as well as printables recognizing the religious significance of the holiday. This edition of the newsletter has an early roundup of Easter printables, from coloring pages to letters from the Easter Bunny.

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Play Money

If you need pretend money for fun, for education, or just to augment missing game pieces, do not pass Go; head directly to PrintablePlayMoney.net.

This site has more than 150 variations on play money, from realistic play money to giant and tiny bills to classroom currency that can be used for reward systems.

There’s a new batch of bills and coins at PrintablePlayMoney.net and they are simpler than ever, with bold amounts and monetary symbols. Some of it is colorable money that can be accented with crayons or markers.

I’ve added specialty coins such as Kennedy half dollars, Sacagawea dollar coins, and realistic old nickels.

The money isn’t limited to U.S. funds. These new additions include Canadian coins, too.

These printables can help kids learn money management skills. Use the new pretend debit cards and credit cards alone or in conjunction with printable cash to illustrate that cards represent “real” funds, and that credit usually involves interest.

PrintablePlayMoney.net also has a selection of blank checks.

Of course, it’s fun to just play “store.”

Everything at the site is free and downloads instantly in PDF format.

Easter Printables

The FreePrintable.net sites are especially helpful at holiday times, when time and money are often harder to come by. You’ll find free Easter gift tags at FreePrintableGiftTags.net and recipe cards at FreePrintableRecipeCards.net.

Dozens of Easter coloring pages can be found at FreePrintableColoringPages.net.

I recently added several new coloring designs, including: chicks, a rabbit juggling eggs, egg-painting, a “monster” Easter bunny, and a dog and cat with a basket.

There are even more coloring pages, along with crafts, puzzles, and letters from the Easter Bunny, at FreeEasterPrintables.com. The letters, which are free as PDFs or $5 for an editable DOC version, are available in Christian and “bunny” themes, are illustrated in full color, and are perfect for Easter baskets.

There are several Easter letterhead designs at FreeLetterheadTemplates.net, from stacks of eggs to a happy rabbit. Plus, find colorful Easter borders at PageBorders.net, with baskets, eggs, bunnies, crosses, and more. Use this stationery for letters, signs, or posters. You can print Easter flyers for egg hunts and parties at PrintableFlyerTemplates.net. I’ve even got an Easter fax cover sheet and an Easter grocery list.

All of the Easter printables have a free version. In some cases, such as the recipe cards and Easter bunny letters, the PDF version is free while the editable DOC is a few dollars. Happy Easter!

Please email me your ideas for new printables. Thanks, too, for considering supporting FreePrintable.net via a Patreon pledge. Happy printing!

Kudos

This week, I got an email from PrintablePaper.net and business forms user “B.B.” B.B.’s mother has lost much of her eyesight yet still prefers to do her own banking. “I downloaded one of your large check registers… and she's delighted! She even used recycled paper and found a notebook to set herself up. She sooooo thanks you for the template and so do I.” That’s great to hear!

Popular Printables

With the start of a new month comes a look at which printables are most popular across all my FreePrintable.net sites.

The April 2017 calendar is the most-downloaded printable of all, followed by the entire 2017 calendar. The 2016 calendar is still in the top 20, perhaps due to tax planning.

Lined paper of various spacing is in the Top 20. Other hot printables are: blank check registers, fax cover sheets, grocery lists, family trees, a world map, a checklist to-do list, letterhead, and a payment receipt. A CV template (similar to a resume) is among the top downloads; I’m adding to the CVTemplates.net site soon.

Next week, I’m expecting to see more Easter printables in the Top 20!

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