FreePrintable.net: Classroom Printables

Published: Tue, 08/29/17

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The Class-y Edition

I hope you’re all well and safe out there! Here at FreePrintable.net World Headquarters (AKA Portland, OR), my kids are about to head back to school. I have to admit that as much as I’ve enjoyed family time this summer, I do like the routine of the academic year.

My sites have literally thousands of printables for teachers, homeschooling parents, and students. I’ve just added a batch of new back-to-school printables to TeachersPrintables.net. There are also new writing prompts at FreeWritingPrompts.net.

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Classroom Printables

I’ve been adding to TeachersPrintables.net since I launched the site almost 10 years ago and it’s grown to nearly 1,300 forms, grading sheets, lesson plan templates, graphic organizers, parent communication forms, seating charts, blank tests, and other classroom printables.

There’s a free option for each printable at the site, making TeachersPrintables.net a smart choice for teachers, homeschooling parents, and students on a budget or in a time crunch. The printables download instantly in DOC or PDF format.

The just-added classroom printables include two sets of “first day of school” signs. They read “My first day of…” preschool, kindergarten, or a grade level. Kids can hold these up for a traditional back-to-school photo, or you can use them on classroom doors or elsewhere. One design looks like chalk on a chalkboard and the other has a scroll on which to handwrite a child’s name or the year.

I’ve also added two new report card designs, a homework form with room to write in an excuse, and a makeup homework form,

There are new behavior-related classroom management forms, including a progress report, a daily behavior report, and points-based trackers.

Again, everything at TeachersPrintables.net is free to download and print individually. Or, you can opt for an affordable classroom or whole-school license ($27 or $67, respectively) that lets educators pay to download the entire collection for use again and again.

For even more school-related printables, be sure to check out InstantWorksheets.net for more than 1,200 free worksheets and homework forms. You’ll find free maps at PrintableWorldMap.net. Award certificates for all kinds of academic achievements are included at FreePrintableCertificates.net. Head to PrintablePaper.net to print lined paper, graph paper, penmanship paper, and specialty paper. For a student planner or individual planner pages, PrintablePlanners.net is the place to be. Checklists are at PrintableToDoList.com.

Writing Prompts

Rounding out this week’s new school-related printables is a fresh batch of writing prompts I’ve added to FreeWritingPrompts.net. There are now 117 prompts for everyone from young children up through college level. The prompts can be used by anyone who wants to spark creative writing or essays.

The newest prompts include historical fiction prompts for all grade levels and writing prompts based on quotations. There are also “list” prompts for middle school, high school, and college meant to jog ideas relating to provided terms or topics. Another new writing prompt provides the theme and questions for an expository essay on bullying.

FreeWritingPrompts.net also has persuasive writing topics, journal prompts, and other inspiration.

You’ll find comparative writing prompts on a variety of subjects, literature essay prompts, narrative prompts, holiday-themed prompts, and more.

Everything at the site is free to download and print in editable DOC form, or simply cut and paste the text directly from the site.

Please keep sending me your ideas for new printables. They’re so helpful as I decide what to add next. And please check out the FreePrintable.net Patreon page and consider becoming a member. Thanks and happy printing!

Kudos

This week I heard from Mary K., who is always eager to download the latest calendars. She wrote: “We are camphosts at a state park and reserve camping sites. Many reserve sites a year in advance for special holiday weekends or family events. The ability to download next year's calendar now is a huge help for us. Thanks so much.” Thank you, Mary! You can download 2017 calendars and 2018 calendars free anytime.

Popular Printables

My site PageBorders.net is especially popular at back-to-school time, perhaps because there are so many borders that can be used as frames or signs in the classroom. There’s an entire set of kids and school page borders at the site, plus holiday and seasonal borders and lots more.

This week, I looked at which 15 borders were downloaded the most from PageBorders.net. The most popular was a colorful border that looks like it was drawn with crayons. Following that was an alphabet border that would be ideal for preschool or kindergarten. A school supplies border was also among the most-downloaded, as was a children’s border and a science border.

Animal and nature borders were popular too, including insect, butterfly, and jungle animal themes.

Also in the Top 15 most-downloaded were fancy antique borders, a confetti party border, an always-popular blue and purple border, and a certificate border.

All of the borders are free to download and print in DOC, PDF, JPG, and PNG formats, and for $7, graphic designers or anyone who wants to edit the border in Adobe Illustrator or another compatible program, an AI version is available for $7 per design.

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