FreePrintable.net: New Holiday Printables; Math Websites

Published: Tue, 12/05/17

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The Holiday Math Edition

I’ve been busy! I just added some new holiday printables, plus there are two brand new sites. Head to PrintableToDoList.com and FreePrintableStationery.net to see the Christmas-themed to-do lists and stationery. Plus, there are two brand-new math sites: AsDecimal.com and SimplifyFractions.com. These complement my other math sites. Read all about them in this newsletter.

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New Holiday Printables

I’ve added new holiday printables, most of them Christmas themed. They round out the huge selection of Hanukkah, Christmas, and other seasonal printables at the FreePrintable.net sites.

The 18 new Christmas stationery designs at FreePrintableStationery.net include stylized crosses in silver and gold, orate backgrounds, red and green patterns, poinsettias, and Santa hats. You’ll also find stationery with snowmen, lights, bells, holly, elves, reindeer, and candy canes. All of the stationery is free. You’ll find even more Christmas letterhead at FreeLetterheadTemplates.net.

I’ve also got new holiday to do lists at PrintableToDoList.com to help you get and stay organized for Christmas. There’s an illustrated gift tracker, a gift list, and a Christmas card list. They’re all bordered in bright red and green. You can combine these with other holiday to do lists to make a planner for the holidays. Everything at the site is free to download and print in PDF or editable DOC format.

Don’t forget to “help” Santa with a reply to good little children, naughty grownups, and even the family pet. You’ll find dozens of letters from Santa at SantaPrintables.com.

Math Sites

Math! It’s great, and yet somehow so very tricky. AsDecimal.com and SimplifyFractions.com not only solve mathematical problems, they provide visual tools to help students better understand how an answer was obtained.

AsDecimal.com lets users type in a percentage and see its corresponding decimal, or convert a fraction (with any numerator or denominator) into a decimal. The site shows the resulting numbers up to five decimal places.

SimplifyFractions.com reduces a fraction to its simplest form. The coolest thing about this simplifying fractions site is that it doesn’t just spit out the answer; it provides the steps that go toward the solution. It works with both proper and improper fractions and it simplifies down to mixed or whole numbers and also provides two processes: the stages of simplification and common divisors.

These sites are more than calculators. For example, AsDecimal.com features pie charts as a visual aid to illustrate the math problem as well as samples that can help students recognize patterns and learn how to convert numbers on their own. SimplifyFractions.com has a calculating tool as well as an array of sample fractions. Each answer is also accompanied by a pie chart that can help you think of fractions as percentages.

Don’t miss my other math and science sites. AsAFraction.com converts decimals to fractions (kind of the opposite of AsDecimal.com). AsAPercent.com displays percentages based on fractions you input. WhatIsThePH.com will tell you the pH value of a variety of acids and bases, from common household items to food products and even bodily fluids.

Please keep sending me your ideas. I want to add lots of new stuff in the coming year. And please take a look at the FreePrintable.net Patreon page and consider becoming a member with a monthly pledge. Thanks and happy printing!

Kudos

Since my recent announcement that all of the 2018 calendar designs are available, I’ve gotten several excited emails from people who look forward to their favorite layouts each year. Lorraine wrote: “Dear Kevin, How can I thank you for all your free printables? I have used the calendars forever at work. You have made my life much easier than you can imagine. The calendars are easy to download and print.” Awwww! Thank you so much, Lorraine! If you’d like to get a jump on the year after next, my 2019 calendars site is already up and running.

Popular Printables

With a new year on the way, and organizing to be done, I decided to take a look at which planner printables are being downloaded the most at PrintablePlanners.net.

The most popular printable this week is a colorful daily schedule followed by a daily planner with 15-minute intervals noted. A budget tracker, a project planner, and a “cute” five-day planner are also among the Top 15 most-downloaded items.

Also popular are: a weekly planner that also shows months, a business agenda, a vertical weekly planner, a two-page monthly calendar, a daily planner for one’s assistant, and a daily planner with room for notes.

A “habit” bullet journal is downloaded a lot, as is the five-year journal, which has a few lines to write on for each day of the year. Rounding out the Top 15 are a 90-day calendar and a weekly food journal.

Of course, the backbone of the site is the planner refills sized for popular commercial day planners such as Day Runner, Franklin Covey, and so on. The collections come in 10 sizes such as mini, personal, desktop, A5, and A6.

Each page is free to print individually as a PDF. Some are also available as editable DOCs that can be opened and typed into using Microsoft Word. The planner refill collections are PDFs, available one at a time for free or $9 per size as a convenient all-in-one download.

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