I offer you peace, {and a free printable subway style poster!}

To continue my subway-style printable poster series, here is a lovely quote from Ghandi's nephew.

Click here to see my previous post about how to use it in your home or classroom, including a video.

 Just click on the above image to bring it up full-size (click on the photo again when it comes up on the new page to be sure you are zoomed in to 100% before printing), then save and print.

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A Beautiful New Year's Freebie I Know You'll Love!

New Year's Freebie #2:

A printable 2011 Calendar

Ez from Creature Comforts has provided a beautiful, printable, FREE calendar

to get your 2011 started off right. 

She designed it so that each month's image can be repurposed as postcards or note flats once the month has passed (just cut out, address, stamp the back, and you're done).  

I think it would look equally beautiful on a wall, or held up with magnetic clips on the refrigerator.

You can download the calendar here.

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{All images copyright Creature Comforts}

Weekly Free Downloads

Here are your free downloads for this week!

I think they are good ones!

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{Image Credit: Living Locurto}

Kids Morning Routine cards for Girls and Boys, and their companion, the After School Routine, by Living Locurto.

Last minute Father's Day Card from Canon's Creative Park

{Image Credit: Sew Liberated}

Free Child's Montessori Apron PDF Pattern by Sew Liberated

Upper Case and Lower Case Matching Cards by Homeschool Creations

Montessori Three Part Cards for Body Parts by United Teaching

AMC Montessori Short Vowel Bingo Game by Heidi Spietz :

Instructions & Game Pieces

Master Vowel Control Sheet

Bingo Game Cards

Short Vowel Cards

Free Polkadot Alphabet Cards from The Craft Begins

Click on the individual photo, click "All Sizes" and choose your size to download and print.

Free Handwriting Fonts for both Windows and Macs

Includes Dotted varities for tracing exercises.

I created these hang tags for your child's clothing. Following the same principle as a Days of the Week clothing shelf unit (but without the cost), you simply print them, laminate (recommended for durability), punch holes in the designated areas, and tie twine, ribbon, or yarn to make a loop.  With your child, select daily outfits, collect the clothing items together on hangers by outfit, and loop this over the neck of the hangers for the outfit for each day.  Hang them in order in the closet.  This reduces stress in the morning and allows the child to be more independent when dressing.  There is one tag for each day.  I have seen similar ideas elsewhere, but I couldn't find any free printables, so I hope you enjoy them!

Clothing Hang Tags