So, I started with our big kitchen calendar that hangs right where everyone can see it. Of course, things may change and you need to allow some flexibility, but if you generally know how your year is going to go, you won’t come to the end of another year saying, “where did all the time go?” and “we didn’t get to do what we wanted to do!” It’s easy to calendar out the big things like birthdays and holidays, but this year I got even more ambitious and planned out even more. Little things won’t sneak up on you and you won’t find yourself home and bored on a holiday weekend when everyone else is out doing fun things! The same principle applies to your entire LIFE! If you sit down at the beginning of the year and calendar out everything you can think of, you’ll have it there for easy reference when it comes to planning and preparing. There’s a million little things to remember/do/plan for during the school year, that having it all calendared out at the start of school helped me keep my sanity. It may sound crazy or a little too rigid, but if you give it a try, I PROMISE you, you will end up loving it! I got the idea when I started calendaring all the things that happen during the school year as soon as the school year started. I’ve been working on this post for a few weeks and I’m so happy it’s finally ready for you! One of the things I’ve been doing for a long time now is calendaring out my whole year in January. Header photo by The Climate Reality Project on Unsplash.Happy Martin Luther King Day friends! We get the day off school to honor this great man and always stop to appreciate the ways he helped change our world for the better. Get even more ideas from the user stories on our inspiration page. Of course, you can apply any of these ideas - from habit tracking to journaling and more - with a digital Teamup calendar. Keep track of birthdays. Print out a blank yearly calendar, and highlight the days for birthdays, anniversaries, or other celebrations.Work on a group project. Add milestones and tasks to the calendar, then print out an agenda view for everyone in the group.Capture memories and highlights. Use a printed calendar as a handwritten log of the highlights of each week.Put it where you can see it while you train for easy reference. Build a training schedule. If you’re getting ready for a marathon or other athletic event, you can use a printed calendar to write out your training plan.Use a weekly or daily printout to make notes on what you read. Create a reading journal. Use a monthly print-out for a simple log (pages read per day, perhaps?).Keep a food journal. Make note of your meals, snacks, calories consumed, eating times, and more with a printed weekly or monthly calendar.Reference your editorial calendar as you plan out specific posts. Create an editorial calendar. Use a printed monthly calendar to set themes or post types for each week or day that you publish.Plan a vacation. Print out a calendar with the dates for your vacation, then sit down with your family to plan out your activities.Run a meeting. Add all the items you want to address in the day’s meeting to the printable calendar as separate events then print an agenda or list view of the day.Hang the calendar print out over your desk or your bed, or on the bathroom mirror, maybe? Jot down your habit on the top, then put a big checkmark on each day that you complete the habit. Now you know how to print a blank monthly calendar, you can use it to track a habit. Here are a few ideas to get you started using a printed calendar to make your life easier, better, and more enjoyable.

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A Family Vacation calendar ready to print in Agenda view.

Printable work schedule calendar 2018