Today we are sharing another idea for a calendar with you you – and this is awesome we promise you! We’ve got a DIY printable days of the week calendar for you all to make. This is my favorite within the printable calendars that we have. It makes a great gift for those that work from home, or are just organising their study a little bit more. It is also perfect for kindergarten classrooms as well.
Why not print it out for preschool play, as well as first graders too – it is a lovely addition to the classroom, as well as offering a little organisation in your life as a work at home employee. It isn’t just all about the classroom posters!
Using it is a great way to help you manage that work life balance a little better. Keep it near your office desk as a wall calendar, and you can keep track of the days more easily, hopefully with a view to taking of your own calendar pages one by one – counting down that working week to the days you spend with your family.
It doesn’t quite work as a printable weekly planner, but you can check in with the weather on a daily basis, giving you the perfect time to reflect on whether you’ve got time for that walk in your busy schedule today.
This printable set is available on our premium membership site for only £3.95, so do join us! We’ve also got a blank weekly calendar remember, as well as a two-weekly calendar too. There are loads of calendar ideas on this, and our premium site, so check them all out and find out what’s right for you.
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This free printable calendar comes with step by step instruction details for how to make the calendar. It provides you with a mini desk calendar for your home office. Let’s get started to show you have to make this simple DIY calendar.
What does this DIY printable days of the week calendar for your office space or class look like
We always make sure that we have images for you of the calendar, so you know what you are downloading. This is available only to our Time to Pee members. Membership is free of course. And this is a great free and fun project to do for your desk.
To make your little wall calendar you need to:
- Scroll down to the button below, and join our Time to Pee membership for free – visit the page linked to the button, and checkout (for free), the template for you beautiful calendar,
- Take the first page and laminate it. This is your main calendar page for your monthly calendar. You can use the other free printables we have to change the printable pages as you need them – just with a bit of velcro!
- Attach this to a wall or a door, making sure that you stick one side of a velcro tape on each on the black boxes, so there is space for the flash cards bwe have created for for to build the calendar, ox.
- The 2nd page onwards in this pack contains the blank templates and the order of the days for you to print out. There are calendar numbers for you to add to the blank cards on the main calendar template,
- You need to cut along the dotted lines and laminate all the pieces,
- To complete the calendar, attached the other side of the velcro tape to the back of all the individual pieces that you have just cut out
- Attach the other side of a velcro tape / velcro dots at the back part of the individual pieces.
- Change the elements on hour free printable according to the current date and weather.
- Enjoy!
Don’t forget to use this every day of the week to keep track of time, and stay organised. It’s a fun activity in the home office, as well as a great thing for first grade students to do. It is a great option for improving fine motor skills and helping the kids to learn all about the concept of time too. Why not print it out today as a classroom calendar?
Do check out the weekly goals printable that we also have on the site to complement this. You can combine this weekly schedule with the kids main goals for the week for fun ideas on working with goals, and learning an important skill around goal setting. SMART goals are something kids can learn about from a young age.
In order to download, sign up below and then click on the button to go to the product on our membership site where you can download the goodies.
You do have to buy this subscription to get it – but as long as you do sign up – it is free to get – alongside everything else on the premium membership site too.
Grab our printable days of the week calendar on our premium site for £3.95.
Join our premium site, and most of our products in the shop are completely free!
We think that this is a fantastic addition to any classroom or office; perfect to get and stay organised – well, you will, at least, know what day of the week and what the weather is like anyway!
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Calendar goodies on KiddyCharts
Here are some more of the great resources that we have on KiddyCharts for those that are looking for calendar fun!
Printable calendar 2022: Make your own
Design your OWN calendar with this amazing 2022 version that enables you to get the kids to draw the images. This is a lovely calendar to give to people as a gift, we promise.
Blank calendar template to help organise your life
Fabulous printable that you can just print out and create your own calendar with. There are no images on this one, but it's to keep you organised, so you don't really need pictures, right?
2022 calendar printable for kids
The 2022 calendar for you to print out - we do have an editable version as well if you are willing to spend a little money.
Or what about these for home organisation too?
Organised Mum Ideas on KiddyCharts
Some other ideas to keep you that little bit more organised as a mum *honest*
Free family Thanksgiving dinner checklist
Any celebration dinner - doesn't have to be thanksgiving; here is what you need to organise beforehand.
Ready for school checklist: Never forget stuff again! (ish)
Make sure they never forget anything *well actually forget things less!*
Medicine cabinet checklist: 25 essential items every parent needs
Do you have everything you need in your medicine cabinet?
Twin mum essentials: A checklist
Is a friend expecting twins? Or even just a new baby? Then we've got a list of what you need to help!
There are other ideas from beyond the site as well that are worth taking a look at if you have time.
We love giving you our freebies of course, but do check out the shop too, for even more fun ideas for the kids and your home.
Hope you can come back soon, and we’ll see you again then.
Helen
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Helen
Helen is a mum to two, social media consultant, and website editor; and this site is (we think) the only Social Enterprise parenting magazine!Since giving up being a business analyst when juggling travel, work and kids proved too complicated, she founded KiddyCharts so she could be with her kids, and use those grey cells at the same time.KiddyCharts has reach of over 1.1million across social and the site. The blog works with big family brands (including travel) to help promote their services, as well as offering free resources to parents of kids under 10.It gives 51%+ profits to Reverence for Life, who fund a number of important initiatives in Africa, including bringing running water and basic equipment to a school in Tanzania.Helen has worked as a digital marketing consultant (IDM qualified) with various organisations, including Channel Mum, Truprint, Talk to Mums, and Micro Scooters. She loves to be creative in the brand campaigns she works on.Get in touch TODAY!