This Calendar Book Printable is a great way to teach your younger children all about the concept of timing and planning.
I created this printable which would be great to use with a kindergarten or grade 1 student. If you have a preschooler who can do the writing then they could use this as well. I know for a fact that kids love this printable because it shows them how to stay organized and be more like “mommy” or “daddy”.
All kids want to be more grown up which is why they’ll often mimic you and whatever you’re doing. Printing off their own Calendar Book is a great way that they can take charge of what the day holds!
I love the calendar book because it eliminates all those questions about what day is it today or when are we doing so and so, they can see it on their own calendar to keep track of things themselves and develop a sense of time.
This printable set includes all a cover, 12 months, today’s letter and number worksheets, and writing practice for days of the week and months of the year as well as a clock.
I like to put my printables in page protectors and use a dry or wet erase markers on them so they can be reused except for the calendar pages.
You can put important events into the child’s calendar so they know when to look forward to a special event like their birthday. They can learn to countdown to that date.
While these Calendar Book printables are great, there are also other resources out there that you can use to teach your child the concept of time and days. We’ve had great luck with magnetic type calendars that we can hang on the wall so we see it every day. And when it’s time to interact with it, the kiddos love to move and use the magnets!
Recommended Calendars
If you like this free kid printable, don’t forget to check out the other printable options that I have to offer as well! For example, we have tons more fun printable kindergarten worksheets to share. The more that you can print them off and work with your child, the better they’ll develop those written and verbal skills.
Melissa & Doug My First Daily Magnetic CalendarLearning Resources Magnetic Learning Calendar
Today Is Children’s Calendar Wall Chart by Alma’s Design – Red
Melissa & Doug Deluxe Wooden Magnetic Calendar With 134 Magnets
Every time you sit down for your morning work, you can ask your child what time it is so they can practice their time reading skills and writing them out in both digital and analog mode.
I do like to put the worksheets into page protectors so that we can use them again each morning. I do find it will take a few times for your kids to get the spelling and correct letter formations of these days of the week and months.
Print out and put together your my calendar book today!
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Alison says
Great ideas! Thanks for linking up at the Thoughtful Spot Blog Hop! 🙂
Karen says
Thanks for the practical tips! Appreciate the printables!
Karen @ Raising Little Superheroes says
I love that you included a clock in your packet. Telling time is such a hard concept for children to learn now that everything is digital. Thanks for sharing at the #Made4Kids Link Party!
Sandy Sandmeyer says
Thank you so much for sharing your post with us at the #AnythingGoes Link Party! See you next week.