Free Printable Classroom Calendars
Monthly calendars, birthday charts, seasonal displays · All grades
About these printable classroom calendars
Calendar time is one of the most reliable early-years routines there is, and it quietly teaches a lot: days of the week, months, ordinal numbers, counting on, and reading a grid. These are the printables that make that routine work.
The birthday charts are worth printing at the start of the year rather than mid-term. Filling one in with the class on day one turns an administrative task into a first shared activity, and it stays useful all year.
Frequently asked questions
- What does calendar time teach?
- More than the date. Days of the week and months in sequence, ordinal numbers, counting forward and back, reading a grid, and vocabulary like yesterday, today, and tomorrow. It is one of the highest-value five-minute routines in early years.
- When should I print a birthday chart?
- At the start of the school year, and fill it in with the class rather than in advance. It doubles as a first shared activity and gives you a display that stays relevant for the whole year.
- Are these calendars dated to a specific year?
- Most are undated so they can be reused, with space to write in the year and the days. Check the preview of any individual calendar to confirm before printing a class set.
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