Whether you’re getting a jump start on planning for the new school year or just prefer planning around the school year, monthly academic calendars are a great starting point. They allow to plan ahead and give you a great overview of what is happening each month.
The single page, monthly academic calendars in this post are great for marking down important dates, blocking off vacation time, and giving you a general feel for how your year is going to go.
Keep on scrolling to check out the first round of monthly academic calendars
This is the second year that I’ve made monthly academic calendars. They were such a big hit last year that I knew I had to do it again this year. Aside from the designs there are a few changes I made to the set up.
I used all the feedback I got last year to help make these ones even more functional for you. Make sure to read the descriptions under each section to find out what’s changed.
Monthly Academic Calendars – Single Page per Month
The first round of dated academic calendars was the year on a page calendars. This round it’s time for the single page per month. Just like with the year on a page calendars you have your choice of sizes.
- full-size
- half-size
Each size also comes with two different versions:
- Sunday start
- Monday start
This way you can choose the version that will best fit your planning needs.
All of the printables are for personal use only.
Full-Size
I always have a full-size, single page calendar posted on our family command center. I use it to highlight special dates, appointments, and reminders so that our family knows what is going on.
In the past I’ve also used these versions for planning our meals, our homeschool schedule, and for assigning chores to the kids.
The ways to use a single page calendar are almost endless.
Printing Tip: For the best printing results always make sure your printer is set to print ‘Actual Size‘. That way you’re sure to get the right margins for punching and binding your printables.
Half-Size
The half-size version is exactly the same, just a little smaller. These ones are great for their portability and are perfect for those who don’t need to plan a lot on each month. Some other great ways to use this layout are:
I love using these ones for project planning. They’re a great size for hanging the whole year on the wall, allowing me to see all the projects we have planned through out the whole year.
This year, the half-size versions are not set up for double-sided printing. After an overwhelming number of requests to have them back to the old version, I decided to go back to the original layout for these. After the 2020 calendars are shared there will be some new monthly planning pages that have been designed specifically to be printed on the blank side of these ones.
There are so many uses for the single page monthly academic calendars. Whether you use them for home, family, school, or something else, they’re sure to be a great addition to your planning system
If single page monthly calendars don’t fit your needs, don’t worry! The two page monthly calendars are the next ones to be shared!
What do you think of the calendars so far? Drop me a line in the comments and let me know.
This is the second year that I downloaded and used your printable calendars. They work so perfectly on my iPad app, GoodNotes. It took me some time last year to find your site, but now it is under my favorite bookmarks! Thank you so much for making them available and free of charge! I’ve found so many PDF calendars on Etsy that asked you to pay a handsome amount. Yours is honestly prettier and neater but free! Unbelievable. I hope you will keep doing the good work and I will support in anyway I can!
Thank you so much for your kind words Kim. I’m so happy that you found my site and that you’re enjoying using the printables.
I need June 2019, but it is not included in the download. Is there a way for me to get a copy of June 2019?
Thank you!
Hi Jessalyn, the only June 2019 one that I have is in the dated 2019 calendars from last year. It doesn’t match these ones, but it is dated.
Do you make any Monday start calendars with grid lines?
Hi Mary, I currently don’t have any calendars with grid lines. What you see in this post is pretty much all I have. I’ll definitely look into maybe adding them next year.