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#2017 and 2018 monthly planner update
#2017 and 2018 monthly planner download

I love sharing tips and tricks on how I organize my life and I will tell you the number one item that keeps me organized is definitely my planner. I don’t see anything wrong with that, do you? I didn’t think so. The reason I like to get more done is so I can have more fun time with my family. I like keeping my life organized because I’m a control freak it helps me focus and get more done. Organized, Neat & Tidy, because that’s just how I roll. My friends and family know there’s no one who loves organization as much as I do. What you’re using your calendar for! It’s always great to hear how they’re being used.I’m giddy with excitement today because I can not wait to share these fun freebies with you. Once it’s been purchased you can re-download all future versions for free! Let me know You can check out the 2018 MONTHLY CALENDAR (EDITABLE) at my TpT store. They are fixed in place in order to be able to use the graphics legally.Īug addition: I have added 2 editable plain calendars to this pack where the special days and extra graphics have been removed to give you more space to type. Please note: The dates, graphics and any pre-written text is not able to be edited or deleted. And one for the bottom half of the day with a slightly larger font. One beside the number with a slightly smaller font. In this editable version there are 2 small editable boxes placed inside each day.

For the Sunday to Saturday special days version please click HERE.

For the Monday to Sunday special days version please click HERE.

Some schools block Dropbox so if you’re having trouble, try again when you’re at home or with a different device!

For teaching ESL kids about months and daysĪs soon as you click on the highlighted link below the 2017-2018 monthly calendar will be immediately sent to your downloads folder or other device equivalent.

As a reminder for incorporating special days into the curriculum.

For Homeschool calendar learning and organisation.

As a gift to a mentor teacher, with the kids colouring in the pages and writing little notes.

Christmas calendar gifts to family – coloured by the kids with special dates written in!.

Class reminders to go up on the fridge at home.

To keep track of which weeks are with mum and which weeks are with dad.

For children to mark their own attendance.

For remembering visits to specialists such as speech therapists and physiotherapists.

Readers have found lots of different uses for these calendars. What can I do with these 2017-2018 monthly calendars? The first 2015 calendar included lots of international day and fun days but over time readers said they preferred the extra space to write in so most of those have been whittled out.

United Kingdom: St Georges Day and Guy Fawkes Day.

Australia / New Zealand: Australia Day, Waitangi Day and Anzac Day.

United States: Memorial Day, July 4th, Veterans Day, Thanksgiving, Kwanzaa and Mother’s Day.

In order to be a bit more adaptable there are additional calendar pages at the end of each file for 5 countries/regions. Since this calendar is used all over the world it’s created to be as generic as possible.

#2017 and 2018 monthly planner update

Generally I have been following the tradition of adding that last day to the beginning of the calendar month which can be a little confusing sometimes to children, so for this update I have created a couple of different options for months like this. Please keep in mind that sometimes it’s difficult to fit all the days in when, for example, day 1 is the last day of the week so day 31 gets pushed off the page.

#2017 and 2018 monthly planner download

Some teachers and parents have strong opinions on what day they like the weeks to start, so I create 2 completely separate calendars! You can download the one you prefer below. Sometimes the text for special days and extra graphics make it difficult to fit your notes in, so I’ve added 2 plain calendars for you to download if you just want the simpler version. Sunday to Saturday (plus a plain version).Monday to Sunday (plus a plain version).There’s a link below to an editable version, too, if you’d like that versatility. It’s time for an update – so here’s our new 2017-2018 monthly calendar for kids! The first one was created in 2015 and was very popular so since then we’ve made sure to keep current for the calendar years of both the northern and southern hemispheres. Edit: January to December 2021 calendars are available HERE.