Over the years I've created and shared more than 500 printables here on the blog. Keeping track of all of them and, more importantly, making them easy for you to find can be a bit

Free Positive Thoughts Poster {Free Printables}This free printable Positive Thoughts Poster would be fun to hang in your kids rooms so they can see it on a day they need a little bit of encouragement. It would also be a sweet gift for a friend that could use a little pick me up.View This Tutorial

This printable garden planner comes as a digital file you download to your device and print out. With its simple forms and lists, it is intended for gardeners who like to do their garden planning and journaling by hand with a pen on paper. This is not a gardening guide but instead a simple framework to assist with garden planning and note-taking.

Teach urinary system structure and function with this infographic.

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As my consultant wont let me have one. Hi, long time lurker (since Nov 09), first time proper poster.:wavey: So, anyhoos. Have been having a bit of...

Interested in learning a great way to take notes? Check out the Cornell note system, which helps you take organized, efficient notes during class.

Free Printable Apothecary Label Ephemera Sheet for Art Journaling, Junk Journaling, Bullet Journaling, Collage, ATCs, Scrapbooking, Mixed Media, etc.

For people who are not too fond of games, understanding Yahtzees game may take time to process. As in some other board games, Yahtzee is a game that uses luck and also strategy on the dice on board.

Do you like ledgers? Yesterday, was spent uploading some ledgers to Flickr (JPEGs) and Acrobat (PDFs) I've been meaning to share them wi...

Super cute and fun wordy labels in vector format! Great for printing to use with project life type stuff! Enjoy! ♥mt

"Happiness is a butterfly, which, when pursued, is always just beyond your grasp, but which, if you will sit down quietly, may alight upon you." ~ Nathaniel Hawthorne ~ 4"x4" image 8.5"x11" printable tags 8.5"x11" printable stationery Brown butterflies clip art ~ transparent background Facebook cover photo "Happiness held is the seed; happiness shared is the flower." ~ John Harrigan ~ Here are the free graphics & sources for my digital artwork: *The Graphics Fairy* Antique butterflies & moths Back of an old photograph French sheet music *Vintage Images* Paul de Longpre roses *David Rumsey Map Collection* 1862 Advertisements ~ Reading, PA *Altered Bits* Grungy texture *The Vintage Moth* Antique ledger Thank you for taking time to visit!

Download this free printable progress journal to keep track of all the little wins that lead to your goals.

Free Scrapbook Printables Words are a versatile and invaluable resource for all scrapbook enthusiasts. Whether you are a novice or experienced crafter, these free printables provide the perfect addition to your creative projects. With a wide range of words and phrases available, you can easily add a touch of personalization and storytelling to your scrapbook pages. From heartfelt sentiments to fun and whimsical phrases, these printables offer endless possibilities for expressing your memories and creating one-of-a-kind keepsakes.

Self-care is a topic that I would love to dive deeper into and explore. I know, it seems a bit odd at first, because it’s obvious that we must take care of ourselves before we can help others and do great work, right? But it’s really all too common to neglect or put off our […]

Set your goals and intentions for the next year using these free digital downloads for writers (or even readers)! Choose your "word of the year" and pin it up somewhere you can see it every day!

Free printable reading log template that you can customize before you print. Many designs and layouts are available. Instant download.

**Scroll Down all the way to download the FREE pdf of the Crochet Journal** A person involved in any craft probably perennially has a huge numbers WIPs (Work In Progress) and WIMs (Work in Mind). I…

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Come get 10 fresh Organizing Projects as well as enter to win a Life Planner from Erin Condren! This planner will keep your 2014 perfectly in line!

I'm updating some of the printables, and today I'm starting with the holiday planner printables: Gift Guides and Wish Lists

I have another vintage flash cards printable to share with you today! This one is on really nicely aged paper, and shows vowel sound families for the letter 'o'. It would look charming as a framed print, and would be really cute in a child's room.{CLICK ON IMAGE TO ENLARGE}You can also make your own vintage style flash cards, with any word or phrase you want on them, with my tutorial and printable here. Blessings,

Download this free and easy-to-use positive self-talk journal for kids (and adults!) who need a boost of confidence and positivity.

Free WIP cards: These handy crochet Work In Progress cards are ideal for keeping track of your project information for when you need to leave it for a bit.

- I just ask that my images aren't sold in their digital form or mass printed and sold. As long as you print them out first and use them in your projects, its totally cool with me! =)

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hi Emma i hope you're doing well! i saw an ask about what podcasts you listen to and idk if you're looking for recs atm but crime junkie is so good! i just caught up and starting to dive into more...

It is January and I am still trying to do a little bit of organizing, I had this BIG stack of recipes that I had printed from different websites, pages that I had ripped out of magazines and some recipes that were handwritten by myself or given to me by a friend. So I decided … Continue reading Recipe Book Dividers →

I have been busy tinkering and making some Free Printable Bingo Cards to share. They add a nice touch to any display around your home

I can't believe summer vacation is almost over. The transition back to school seems to come all too soon every year! This time of summer we all start to feel stressed about transitioning from summer to school. I don't know any students who find transitions enjoyable. Anxious behavior is to be expected from most of our children (and more than a few parents and teachers!). Please consider sharing the suggestions listed below with parents to help ease your students' transition back to school. An increase in difficult behavior or tantrums is not unusual. Be calm and consistent with your expectations. Consistency of expectations is essential to decrease anxiety. Do your best to stay emotionally calm. Positively reinforce calm behavior with praise and preferred activities. Keep conversations about school starting to a minimum. Discussing it over and over again does not calm anxieties. Imagine if you are afraid of spiders and the people around you want to talk about spiders every day for a couple of weeks. I doubt that it would help you stop being afraid of spiders. Continue about the business of getting ready for school (buying supplies, etc), but minimize the conversation while occasionally emotionally checking in. Let your child know that if they do want to talk about their feelings, you are available. Saying something like "How are you feeling about going back to school?" or "Do you have any worries?" can help your child know that you are available to talk. Respect your child's feelings. Don't try to convince them to be excited about school. Simply listening and reflecting back their feelings can help take a lot of the "power" out of those anxious feelings. Children who have difficulty with transitions do much better with a visual schedule. This is absolutely one of the most effective things you can do to decrease anxiety! Print off either of the two calendars below or have your child make his/her own. The week before school starts help your child write a plan for each day. It would be helpful for them to also fill in an activity that they are looking forward to doing after school each day for the first week of school. Help them see that preferred activities can be enjoyed even after school starts again. Check off each day as they pass so your child can see what is next on his plan. Get your child back into the routine of a regular bedtime and wake time. Please don't wait until the weekend before school starts to adjust their sleep schedule. Consider arranging a playdate with a school friend. Consider taking the kids to play on the playground at school. This can remind them of the fun times they will have once they are back at school. Arrange everything for the first day of school the night before (clothing, lunchbox, supplies, etc). Eliminating the mad rush in the morning will help keep things calm. Again, having a simple visual schedule made for the morning can make things more predictable and calm for your child. You can help your child write or draw a schedule or you can make one using google images. When my children were younger, I actually took photographs of them performing each step of the schedule. It was more motivating to see themselves successfully doing the right thing. A basic morning visual schedule can look something like this: Or this... Or it can look like a simple list if your child is a good reader and does not need picture cues. Above all, keep a positive and calm attitude. Your "vibe" is easily felt by your child. Finally, if your school holds a "Meet the Teacher" event before the beginning of the school year, consider setting up alternate times for your students to come in without the crowds. Also, consider snapping some photos of the classrooms and new teacher's faces to email home before the beginning of school. Simple things like showing where a student will put his backpack or lunchbox help ease anxiety. I hope these suggestions will be helpful. Now go enjoy the last bit of summer vacation! ~ Kelley

This is the final post in the 31 Extraordinary Days to be... series. It includes a free 8x10 printable on the ABC's of being...

A few years ago, when Bingo cards became popular in scrapbooks, particularly in digi layouts, I made a few different types for my own f...

Here's a printable 8.5x11 poster that I made of the "THINK before you speak" maxim. I have to remind my kids of this regularly...myself,...

Free printable this side up shipping label to download, print and attach to shipment

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Dollhouse Mini Printables offer a vast collection of miniature printable designs that are perfect for dollhouse enthusiasts and crafters. From tiny furniture sets to intricate wallpaper patterns, these printables can bring your dollhouse to life with amazing detail and charm. Whether you are a dollhouse collector, a hobbyist, or someone looking to add a touch of realism to your miniature world, Dollhouse Mini Printables provide an extensive array of high-quality templates that cater to your crafting needs.

Find out about the importance of making mistakes in Maths & the Beauty of Carol Dweck's Growth Mindset. Includes Free Math Mistakes Poster!

These super-cute anatomically correct paperdolls will help parents to talk to their child about bodies, gender, private parts and more.

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Reading is one of those activities that the whole family can be involved in, and these book journal printables will help you remember which books you like and the ones you didn't.