Super Cute FREE Back-to-School Printables!!

I wanted to include this in yesterday's post but completely forgot!  Seriously one of my favorite scenes from any movie - and Marley and I sing it all the time:

 Ok, now seriously....

Today I wanted to share with you some really cute back-to-school printables that I have discovered all over the web.  There are some amazingly crafty ladies out there, and these are only a very select few of my faves - enjoy!

First up is something very cool from one of my favorite ladies, Becky Higgins.  This is a personal yearbook she has created for kids to use during the school year:

The insides look like this for each month:

You go into the classroom once a month, take a photo, get them printed, then come back a second time and help them do that month's layout.  By the end of the school year, you have a complete yearbook for each child that they created!  So cool!

I'm waiting for approval from Marley's school to do this in her class this year.  Really hope it gets approved!

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Next up, here are a couple cute back-to-school printables from Rebecca Cooper over at Simple As That:

This is a school photo checklist to help you, as parents, capture all those fabulous back-to-school moments!

She has also come up with this - which I really love: 

This is a Daily Reading Log so your kiddos can see how much they read! 

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Here's another cute printable.  This one is from TomKat Studio - LOVE!

These are printable Lunchbox Notes!

I've printed mine and Marley has already been given a little love note in her lunchbox!  :)

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These are AWESOME!  Jamielyn of i {heart} Nap Time created these K-12 printable cards.  She suggests printing them individually on card stock, attaching them to a pencil, then have your kids pose with them each year.  Another thought - I'll be using them in my Project Life album!

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Finally, Creative Mamma came up with these cute back-to-school essentials:  book labels & homework planner.  This might actually make your child look forward to homework!  (Hey, a girl can dream, right?)

Have fun with these fabulous printables!

See you tomorrow!