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Back to school printables

Everything to print for the new school year in one place: paper for notes and maths, planners for the term ahead, and classroom sheets for teachers.

Notes and writing

College ruled paperThe standard ruling for middle school, high school and college notesWide ruled paperLarger lines for elementary gradesCornell notes templateCue column, notes and summary for active note-takingKindergarten writing paper1 inch lines with a dashed midlineSecond grade writing paper5/8 inch lines for growing writersName tracing makerDotted letters to trace, from any name or word list

Maths

5 mm graph paperThe everyday squared grid for maths1/4 inch graph paperFour squares per inch for US classroomsCoordinate planesNumbered axes, one to six per pageHundreds chartComplete, blank or missing-numbers versionsMultiplication chartReference grids and practice sheets to 12 × 12Number linesIntegers, fractions and decimals

Planning the year

2026–2027 academic calendarThe school year on one page2027–2028 academic calendarPlan next year from August or SeptemberClass timetableMonday to Friday with numbered periodsWeekly plannerHomework, clubs and deadlines week by weekTo-do listsChecklists for assignments and supplies

For teachers

Seating chartsRows or pairs of desks with name linesAttendance sheetA monthly register with 23 day columnsFlashcardsTen or twelve cards per page to cut outWord search makerPuzzles from this week's vocabularyClass sets and bookletsMany copies or a stapled booklet in one PDF

Getting ready for the new year

A few printed pages make the first weeks of school smoother. Students do better with paper that matches their grade: wide lines and a dashed midline for young writers, college ruling and Cornell notes for older students, and squared paper for maths so digits line up. Every sheet on this site is generated to size, so you can choose the exact ruling, add a margin or hole-punch guides, and print as many pages as you need.

Planning pages help families and students see the term ahead. An academic calendar shows holidays and exams at a glance, a timetable keeps track of lessons and clubs, and a weekly planner turns homework deadlines into manageable steps. Teachers can prepare seating charts, attendance registers and flashcards before the first day, and print class sets in a single file.

For younger children, the name tracing maker is a gentle start: type their name, choose a letter size and print dotted letters with green starting dots, then move on to blank handwriting paper as their writing grows.

Frequently asked questions

Is everything here free?

Yes. Every sheet is generated in your browser and downloads as a free PDF, for home or classroom use.

Which ruling should my child use?

Roughly: 1 inch lines in kindergarten, 3/4 inch in first grade, 5/8 inch in second, 1/2 inch in third, then wide ruled and eventually college ruled. The ruling by grade guide has details.

Can I print a whole class set at once?

Yes. On the notebooks and packs page you can print one sheet many times, or a booklet with a cover, in a single PDF.

Will the sheets print at the right size?

Print at 100% or Actual size. The calibration wizard checks your printer so rulings and grids come out exactly right.

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