How to Print On Post-It Notes Tutorial

Do you know how to print on Post-It Notes? Did you know that it is SO easy to print on sticky notes?! Like, SUPEREASY!

Did you know that it is SUPER easy to print on post-it notes?! This tutorial will teach you how to print on sticky notes, provide you with a template to use, and give you a FREE set of fun and supportive notes to give your fellow teachers or students!

Here’s a step-by-step tutorial for how to print on Post-It Notes…

The first thing you’ll do is print the template and apply 3″ x 3″ sticky notes to the template. Align the top of the note with the top of the boxes within the template as shown below.

Did you know that it is SO easy to print on sticky notes?! Like, SUPEREASY!

Did you know that it is SO easy to print on sticky notes?! Like, SUPEREASY!

Did you know that it is SUPER easy to print on post-it notes?! This tutorial will teach you how to print on sticky notes, provide you with a template to use, and give you a FREE set of fun and supportive notes to give your fellow teachers or students!

Then, feed this page into your printer sticky end first. I had to feed it in my printer upside down. Definitely print a test page to determine if you need to do this!

Did you know that it is SUPER easy to print on post-it notes?! This tutorial will teach you how to print on sticky notes, provide you with a template to use, and give you a FREE set of fun and supportive notes to give your fellow teachers or students!

Then, it’s time to print onto your sticky notes!

Did you know that it is SUPER easy to print on post-it notes?! This tutorial will teach you how to print on sticky notes, provide you with a template to use, and give you a FREE set of fun and supportive notes to give your fellow teachers or students!

You can really print absolutely ANYTHING onto sticky-notes! The possibilities are endless! The notes you see below are found HERE.

Did you know that it is SUPER easy to print on post-it notes?! This tutorial will teach you how to print on sticky notes, provide you with a template to use, and give you a FREE set of fun and supportive notes to give your fellow teachers or students!

Despite originally making squares that were 3″x3″ in my PowerPoint template, the scaling caused the printed version to be too big.  So, if you want to create your own templates, try setting your dimensions to 2.77″ x 2.77″ as shown below.

Did you know that it is SUPER easy to print on post-it notes?! This tutorial will teach you how to print on sticky notes, provide you with a template to use, and give you a FREE set of fun and supportive notes to give your fellow teachers or students!

That’s it! Wasn’t that easy?!

Want to snag a FREE printable template + an editable template, too? You can grab them HERE or by clicking the graphic below!

Did you know that it is SUPER easy to print on post-it notes?! This tutorial will teach you how to print on sticky notes, provide you with a template to use, and give you a FREE set of fun and supportive notes to give your fellow teachers or students!

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Don’t want to forget this handy trick? Pin the image below!

Did you know that it is SUPER easy to print on post-it notes?! This tutorial will teach you how to print on sticky notes, provide you with a template to use, and give you a FREE set of fun and supportive notes to give your fellow teachers or students!

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Abby is a former kindergarten and first grade teacher who channels her passion for education into creating engaging activities and resources for the kindergarten and first grade classroom. When not dreaming up or working on her next project, you’ll find her enjoying her family – most likely in her minivan on the way to a soccer field.

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