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The Back to School Edition
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Summer is winding down and that means it’s almost time for students to head back to school. In fact, some of my friends’ kids in other states have already started a new school year, so I figured it was time to highlight some of my favorite classroom printables.
This newsletter has a roundup of school-related printables at many of my
FreePrintable.net sites. Also, I wanted to give you a heads up that I’ll be adding to the classroom printables at TeachersPrintables.net in the coming weeks and would love your ideas on what new printables you’d like to see at that site.
There
are new printables too! I’ve added a large batch of forms to my legal pleadings site, LegalPleadingTemplate.com. These are designed for attorneys, law students, or anyone representing themselves in court but are no substitute for legal advice.
I’d like to send out an extra thanks to those of you who have pledged a monthly donation to FreePrintable.net via Patreon. Your support helps us create even more free printables. | |
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There are more than two dozen new printables at LegalPleadingTemplate.com, greatly expanding the collection of forms, charts,
and other law- and court-related items at the site.
The newest additions include: several affidavits, a blank amicus curiae brief, peremptory challenge forms, and motions to increase or reduce bail. There’s also a deposition contacts record and other depo-related forms. For court reporters
and attorneys, there’s now a selection of labels for exhibits. These can be printed onto sticker paper and are perfect for last-minute courtroom needs or in law school settings.
Also new is: an attorney complaint form, an interrogatory form, and a notice to appear.
Everything at the site is free
to download and print individually. If you’d like to save time and have the entire collection accessible on your computer at once, LegalPleadingTemplate.com now has the option to download all 324 forms at once for $99.
As always, while these forms and templates are super handy, they are no substitute for legal advice so be sure to consult an attorney if you need one.
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TeachersPrintables.net has been serving up classroom printables for nearly 10 years, helping teachers, homeschooling parents, and students save time and money. There are now nearly 1,300 school forms, grading tools,
worksheets, lesson plan templates, graphic organizers, classroom management printables, parent communication forms, seating charts, hall passes, blank tests, and other printables at the site. Whew! That’s a long list. And there’s a free option for each item on the site. The printables at TeachersPrintables.net are
free to download and print individually in PDF or DOC form. Or, opt for an affordable classroom or whole-school license that lets educators pay to download the entire collection for use again and again.
There are even more worksheets at InstantWorksheets.net, and they’re free too, if printed one at time (choose PDF or editable DOC format). Besides more than 1,200 worksheets and homework forms for preschool through high school, the site offers an optional membership that, for $4 per month, provides access to a tool with which to generate custom math tests and worksheets.
InstantWorksheets.net has an all-in-one download with whole-school license for a fee.
For free continent, country, state, region, and topical maps, head to PrintableWorldMap.net. And FreePrintableCertificates.net has award certificates for everything from academic achievements to sports.
PrintablePaper.net is the go-to site any time you’re looking for single sheets of lined paper, graph
paper, music paper, penmanship paper, and other types of specialty paper. It’s a game-changer for teachers and students who need a certain type of paper at the last minute, and PrintablePaper.net has other teacher resources and templates as well. Each is free to download and print.
Other FreePrintable.net sites have printables that will help you stay organized throughout the school year. There are academic and traditional calendars at Printable2017calendars.com and Printable2018calendars.com. You’ll find planner pages, including a complete student planner, at PrintablePlanners.net, plus checklists at PrintableToDoList.com. Have a great school
year!
Keep those emails coming! I need your ideas for new printables. Also, please visit the FreePrintable.net Patreon page and consider becoming a member. Thanks and happy
printing!
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Sincerely,
FreePrintable.net
kevin@freeprintable.net
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