Free Printable Graph Paper, Rulers and More

Those of us in the teaching business never have enough graph paper, rulers, and various types of lined paper. Previously I've spent a lot of time and effort creating my own graph paper, but no more. Here's four excellent resources I learned about via Lifehacker and a growing list of others I've been collecting:

1. Print Free Graph Paper - Creates a PDF based on your size and format specifications that you can save or print. I'll use this when we start working on linear equations.
   
2. Printable Paper - This site has a lot more variety: print a Cornell Notes template, Isometric Graph paper or anything from their teacher resources page!
3. Graph Paper by Konigi - This site's templates are best suited for drawing; for example art classes could easily use this for storyboards, perspectives or rough drafts.
   
4. Printable paper rulers - It's ridiculous how quickly and easily students manage to tag, mangle and/or break rulers. This may be the ultimate solution: accurate paper rulers that you can reuse, recycle or replace easily!
5. Free Online Graph Paper / Grid Paper PDFs - Fully customizable graph paper (set the size and grid spacing) and tons of other options like number line and notebook-style paper.
   
6. Graph Paper for High School Math - This site features good trigonometric graph paper and TI-style graph screens as well as more versions of everything else you could want.
   

Enjoy!

[Last updated 3/29/09]