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Printable Yearly Calendar
This free printable pack provides a twelve-month yearly calendar sheet with month grids, plus a set of four fixed calendar-completion tasks. The Gregorian dates are computed independently using datetime and calendar, and the blank undated monthly grids are intentional student resources. All files are free: separate A4 and US Letter reference, student and answer PDFs, plus per-page SVGs.
Letter & A4
PDF & SVG
The reference sheet shows the year view, while the student pages give the four tasks with blank grids to complete. Each task asks you to fill a Sunday-first month grid: January 2027 (31 days, day 1 under Friday), February 2027 (28 days, day 1 under Monday), July 2027 (31 days, day 1 under Thursday) and December 2027 (31 days, day 1 under Wednesday). The answer PDFs give the completed calendars. The blank attempt area is deliberate, so students can work the dates out before checking. The reference solves Task 1 as a guided example; it is not a different exercise.
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All individual editable SVG pages (22)
- A4 reference page 1
- A4 reference page 2
- A4 student page 1
- A4 student page 2
- A4 student page 3
- A4 student page 4
- A4 student page 5
- A4 answer page 1
- A4 answer page 2
- A4 answer page 3
- A4 answer page 4
- LETTER reference page 1
- LETTER reference page 2
- LETTER student page 1
- LETTER student page 2
- LETTER student page 3
- LETTER student page 4
- LETTER student page 5
- LETTER answer page 1
- LETTER answer page 2
- LETTER answer page 3
- LETTER answer page 4
Print at 100% / actual size. Use the stated scale on any schematic diagram; physical cutting templates are identified separately. A4 and US Letter are separate files. Free access, no signup; CC BY 4.0.
How to use these pages
- Choose the A4 or US Letter set and print the reference, student and answer pages you need.
- Read the reference sheet and the guided Task 1 example to see how dates are placed across a Sunday-first grid.
- On the student pages, complete each month by counting dates consecutively across rows and continuing at the next Sunday; leave unused cells empty.
- Check each finished grid against the answer PDF: the final date and the number of date entries should match the month length.
Four practice tasks and complete answers
Task 1
Complete a Sunday-first calendar for January 2027. Place day 1 under Friday; fill all dates and leave unused cells empty.
Show answer 1
31 days; day 1 is Friday. The completed calendar in the key gives every date.
Count dates consecutively across each row, then continue at the next Sunday.
Check: The final date is 31; the month contains exactly 31 date entries.
Task 2
Complete a Sunday-first calendar for February 2027. Place day 1 under Monday; fill all dates and leave unused cells empty.
Show answer 2
28 days; day 1 is Monday. The completed calendar in the key gives every date.
Count dates consecutively across each row, then continue at the next Sunday.
Check: The final date is 28; the month contains exactly 28 date entries.
Task 3
Complete a Sunday-first calendar for July 2027. Place day 1 under Thursday; fill all dates and leave unused cells empty.
Show answer 3
31 days; day 1 is Thursday. The completed calendar in the key gives every date.
Count dates consecutively across each row, then continue at the next Sunday.
Check: The final date is 31; the month contains exactly 31 date entries.
Task 4
Complete a Sunday-first calendar for December 2027. Place day 1 under Wednesday; fill all dates and leave unused cells empty.
Show answer 4
31 days; day 1 is Wednesday. The completed calendar in the key gives every date.
Count dates consecutively across each row, then continue at the next Sunday.
Check: The final date is 31; the month contains exactly 31 date entries.
Useful checks
- Starting day 1 in the wrong column: each task states the weekday, such as Friday for January 2027.
- Filling unused cells instead of leaving them empty, which makes the grid harder to check.
- Losing the row break: after Saturday, continue at the next Sunday rather than running dates straight across.
Questions about this resource
Are the files free?
Yes. The pack includes free A4 and US Letter reference, student and answer PDFs, plus per-page SVGs.
Why are some monthly grids blank and undated?
The blank undated monthly grids are intentional student resources for completing the calendar tasks.