Free Printable Homeschool Calendar for 2024-2025

I’m excited to announce that the latest version of my free calendar is now available for download! This clean, minimalist monthly calendar is a great way for homeschool moms to plan out the homeschool year, assign tasks for older children, keep attendance records, write out the weekly schedules, and more! I have ours attached to a wall grid in our homeschool space, and I highlight days with different colors to keep track of when our terms begin and end, field trips, days off from school, feast days in the liturgical calendar, friend and family birthdays, and events with our local homeschool group. Best of all, it’s completely free!

To give you a little background on this particular download, during my son’s first-grade year, calendars were introduced in one of the lessons while we were making our way through RightStart Level B. Of course, he knew what a calendar was before then, but this was more thorough instruction as he memorized the months of the year, how many days were in each month, and learned how to find and read dates. I decided I should probably include a calendar somewhere in our school area so we could cross off school days and he could get used to the idea of using a calendar.

I wanted something simple, clear, and useful. Something it would be easy for him to cross off each day, and that was also fairly gender-neutral. I did a few searches on the internet for free printable homeschool planners that would include a calendar or even just a standalone free printable calendar, but I wasn’t able to find any that I liked among the various free resources. So, I decided to make my own and share it with other homeschool families!

This May 2024 to July 2025 printable calendar includes 15 calendar pages and is designed to be printed on 8.5×11—or approximately A4-sized paper, but I’m sure you could make it fit on other sizes. Before the beginning of the school year, I like to print mine on cardstock so I have all the months ready to go as they come.

Each calendar page features the name of the month and year in large, cursive letters and numbers, a small hand-drawn illustration that I tried to match to the season (for those in the northern hemisphere), the days of the week, and numbered squares. They do not include holidays, and the starting day of each week is Sunday. These are black and white and contain very little detail to save some ink and keep things simple.

You can print off a copy to hang up in your homeschool area, another one to put in your own planner, and one for each of your individual kids to use as a weekly planner or assignment sheet, or use it however is most helpful to you. You can even use it for events outside of your homeschool, like making a menu plan or keeping track of appointments. Feel free also to color it in if you’d like – my kids enjoy doing this each month!

At the end of the year, I make a copy of each month for both of my children and include it in their school archive 3-ring binder. This way we have a record of all the things we did that year, and it’s so helpful for future reference!

I try to have the newest calendar up every year by the end of May, and as it is one of my favorites of the free printables I have available, I do plan to offer it well into the future. Enter your email address in the form at the end of the post to get your copy of the free printable homeschool calendar!

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