There are new classroom printables at TeachersPrintables.net, and this round of additions includes everything from signs to worksheets to permission slips.


"Teachers, homeschooling parents and students can make use of the 1,681 school printables at the website," said Kay Savetz, who created TeachersPrintables.net in 2008. "There's a free version of each item"


The new parent communication forms include permission slips for specific outings such as career exploration or overnight field trips. Also new is a field trip journal sheet for elementary students that includes prompts.


TeachersPrintables.net has new sign-up sheets for snacks (at school, field trips or sports practice) as well as a jog-a-thon pledge sheet.


There are new illustrated school library signs that let students know due dates, where they should return borrowed books and the location of books newly added to the library's collection. There's also a fun, illustrated tracker that has icons of 100 blank books to check off as part of a reading challenge.


Also just added is a "turn in homework here" sign and a short answer test sheet. Teachers can print time capsule letters for students to fill out, as well as a time capsule label that has a rocket to color. And there's now a classroom pet care sheet for students who are taking home an animal for a weekend or school break. The newest hall passes are designed for students destined for the art room, band activities or the principal's office.


TeachersPrintables.net also has attendance charts, grading sheets, seating charts, test templates, labels, college planning printables, flash cards and lots more.


Each item at TeachersPrintables.net is free to download and print individually. Or, save time and get ALL of the printables at once by purchasing a classroom ($27) or whole-school ($67) license.


There are more than 100 sites in the FreePrintable.net family of free printables sites created by Savetz Publishing, Inc., a company devoted to creating useful and informative web sites of interest to consumers and small businesses.