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September 23, 2013 By Chelsey 6 Comments

October Learning Calendar Template for Kids (Free Printable)

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October’s learning calendar template is ready to be printed! Just a reminder~ as each month comes to an end, I will be posting the next month’s calendar printable for you to print out and use at home or in the classroom.

Remember that every child learns at a different pace. When trying any activity with  your child or students, the goal is to challenge them, but not for them to reach their frustration level. If you notice your child becoming frustrated, it’s time to step back and modify the activity.

October Learning Calendar Template (Free Printable)~ Buggy and Buddy

October Learning Calendar

 

Using the Learning Calendars in the Classroom

At the beginning of the school year, we’d complete these calendars together. I’d have my calendar printable on the overhead while the students had theirs in front of them on their desks. We’d first number all the days of the month. This gives the students practice writing their numbers at least up to 30 (or 31 for the longer months). The kids were also always surprised to see the first day of the month didn’t always start on Sunday! After writing the ’1′ on the first day of the month, I always circulated around the room to be sure all the students had their ones in the correct place before continuing with writing the rest of the numbers. 

Once we were done writing in the numbers, we’d write any special days for the month on the correct space on the calendar. 

After writing all the dates and special days, we’d answer the questions below the calendar together. I’d model my thought process as I found the answer to each question. 

As the months went on, some students became very comfortable completing the calendars on their own. Others still wanted to do them with me so we’d sit together to work on them. 

When the students were done with their calendars, I encouraged them to take their calendars home and hang them somewhere where they could easily access them. I loved hearing how students were using them at home to write in their special activities like gymnastics or soccer. Such a good resource for them! 

 

Using the Calendars at Home

At home with Lucy I follow the same procedure as I listed above for in the classroom except in this situation we’re sitting together at our table at home. I even print one out for myself so we can complete our calendars together at the same time.

Remember to make modifications for your child depending on their comfort level. For example, Lucy is quite comfortable writing her numbers, but her frustration level goes up when writing lots of words. So when we get to the questions at the bottom of the sheet, we work together to find the answer, and then I write it on her calendar for her. Writing the answers we arrived at together for her allow me the opportunity to model so many things: when to use a capital letters, spacing, letter formation, and blending and segmenting words. So don’t feel like your cheating your child in anyway if you do some writing for them~ lots of learning is still going on!

 

Previous Learning Calendars

September Learning Calendar Template

August Learning Calendar Template

 

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This post contains affiliate links to Amazon for your convenience.

I’m also sharing some of our favorite products and books for helping children learn calendar skills. Lucy has the magnetic calendar on the wall in her room. I love how it also includes the weather and seasons. She also uses it to play school with her friends and little Theo!  Please be sure to check the products out in the carousel below.  

 

 

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Comments

  1. Tara from The Magnolia Barn says

    September 29, 2013 at 2:28 pm

    I love calendar activities like this. Thanks so much for sharing, can’t wait to put it to use.

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  2. Anna@The Measured Mom says

    October 4, 2013 at 11:33 am

    My just turned five year old has recently shown an interest in writing his numbers is also full of questions about dates — I think that filling out this calendar would be a great activity for him. Thanks for sharing at After School!

    Reply
  3. Allison says

    October 4, 2013 at 8:27 pm

    Love the tips you included for use. I’ll be featuring this on The Sunday Showcase this weekend. Thanks for linking up!

    Reply
  4. Maria Pfister says

    September 29, 2014 at 11:36 pm

    Can you please send me a calender every month! thank you

    Reply
  5. Mrs Becky says

    September 23, 2015 at 9:08 am

    thank you so much. i have been looking for a blank calendar for my kids to fill out and this is perfect, showing whats happening that month with little pictures and they are able to interacct with the calender each day. we will be using this printout along side the ‘My First Calendar’ magnetic board eachday (love this item)

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    • Chelsey says

      September 23, 2015 at 10:30 am

      I’m so glad you will be able to use it! And I agree, love that magnetic calendar too! 🙂

      Reply

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