Calendar Worksheets (Math)

Calendar Worksheets (Math)

These printable worksheets will help your students learn about days, weeks, months, and years. Use the calendars shown to answer math questions.



Calendars (Basic)

Monthly Calendar (Basic) Free

Answer questions about the January calendar. Students answer questions like, "How many Mondays are in January?" and "What day of the week is January 29?"

Yearly Calendar (Basic) Member

Use the yearly calendar to answer basic questions about months and days of the week.

Days of the Week Cut and Glue Member

Trace the days of the week words and cut them out. Glue them onto the chart in order.

Write the Month (Basic) Free

Write the name of this month, last month, next month. Also write your birthday month.

Days of the Week Word Wheel Free

Spin the wheel and read the days of the week. Can you tell which day will come next?

Yesterday, Tomorrow, Today Member

This cut-and glue activity will help kids learn about days of the week and yesterday-tomorrow-today.

Months Word Wheel Member

Spin the wheel and read the months of the year. Can you tell which month will come next?

Calendar Questions (Basic) Member

Answer questions about the April calendar. Students color all of the Saturdays red and Thursdays green. Then answer questions like, "If today is Tuesday, what will tomorrow be?"

Months Cut-and-Glue (Pictures) Member

Cut the months squares and glue them onto the chart in order. This version includes holiday pictures, such as Santa Claus shamrocks, and a Thanksgiving turkey.

Months Cut-and-Glue (No Pictures) Member

Cut the months squares and glue them onto the chart in order. This version does not have holiday pictures.

Days and Months Member

Fill in the missing days of the week and months.

Calendars (Intermediate)

Monthly Calendar (Intermediate) Free

Answer questions about the October calendar. Students answer questions like, "Columbus Day is celebrated on the second Monday is October. What is the date of Columbus Day?"

Yearly Calendar (Intermediate) Member

Answer questions about the October calendar. Students answer questions like, "Mark's birthday is on March 24. His party is exactly two weeks later. What is the date of his party?"

Calendars (Intermediate) Free

Use a calendar to answer the calendar questions, such as "This year, what day of the week does December 30th fall on?" and "Write the date that is fifteen days after May 25."

Elapsed Time on a Calendar Member

This worksheet features elapsed time calendar questions. For example, "How many days are there between Valentine's Day and St. Patrick's Day?"

30 Days Has September (Poem) Member

Remember how many days each month has when you memorize the classic poem, "Thirty days has September, April, June, and November..."

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Blank Calendars for Kids

Kids love these blank calendars for each month of the year. They can color the pictures, fill in the dates, and include their favorite holidays and birthdays.

Elapsed Time Worksheets

Teach your students to calculate the passing of time with these elapsed time worksheets.

Time (Clock) Worksheets

Practice reading analog clocks with these worksheets, games, and printable activities.

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