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[ellie81]

Hi there everyone,

Would anyone know a good website link where I can access a PDF file for a copy of a pen license certificate? One that is based in Melbourne, Australia? (If possible). I just want a link to one where you don't need to have ADOBE to open it.

Also, would anyone know a site where I can find a whole unit based on "Fairy Tales" that has questions teachers can ask and has questions that the students can answer in the unit?

I'd really appreciate it.

Thank you kindly all,
Ellie :-)

[christine]

I'm pretty sure that for any .pdf file you're going to need adobe to open it, but it's free to download the reader.

I'd try the Core Knowledge website (you can do a quick google search, I think it's coreknowledge.org, but not 100%) for a unit on fairy tales.

[ellie81]

Thanks, I will check that out :-)

Would anyone be able to help me with the Pen License Certificate? One that is preferably Australian.

Thank you kindly,

Ellie.

[Boxcar]

Would a local library carry something like this? Perhaps a university library might have an example?

[wig]

I have never heard of a Pen License Certificate ( and apparently, neither has Google - LOL) It must not be something we have in the states or it is under another name.

Now Google really liked "Fairy Tale Units". There are a lot of them out there. This one looks pretty good.

http://www.geocities.com/ljacoby_2000/fairytale.html

[irish223]

Hi there everyone,

Would anyone know a good website link where I can access a PDF file for a copy of a pen license certificate? One that is based in Melbourne, Australia? (If possible). I just want a link to one where you don't need to have ADOBE to open it.


I was curious about this since my district is looking into an additional handwriting curriculum. I found a .pdf license (link in lower left corner) at:

http://www.pelikan.com/pulse/Pulsar/en_US.CMS.displayCMS.47303./fountain-pen---licence-to-write---issue-june-2008

I also found one that can be seen without Adobe at:

http://cbapidisarm.blogspot.com/2008_02_11_archive.html

If you click on the picture, it should show a larger version in a new window.

[irish223]

Oh, here's another from an Australian primary school:

http://74.125.95.132/search?q=cache:ASO_-1sqCXMJ:http://www.qla.com.au/examples/CM%20Pen%20License%20CNPS.doc++pen+licence+&hl=&ct=clnk

If that doesn't work, try this:

ttp://www.qla.com.au/examples/CM%2520Pen%2520License%2520CNPS.doc

[wig]

AHA!!!!! Now I understand what a pen license is. The lightbulb is lit.

[dsmms]

I wasn't sure what a pen license was either, but when I did a google search this website came up repeatedly. You can make your own pen license or any other certificate.

http://www.senteacher.org/Worksheet/3/Certificates.xhtml