Print this February holidays calendar and celebrate more than just Valentine’s Day this month with your kids.
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Have fun this month and add a few silly holidays to your family’s calendar. This printable is part of a series of undated calendars for kids. Download them all to use every year!
Use these calendars with little kids to help them learn the days of the week and practice waiting for a special day. Older kids can use them for planning. Or hang this up on the refrigerator door as a family calendar.
February holidays
Send a Card to a Friend Day
On February 7, celebrate Send a Card to a Friend Day. Everybody loves the surprise of getting real snail mail. It might just spark a fun new activity sending cards and letters back and forth.
National Pizza Day
Celebrate the cheesy goodness of pizza every year on February 9. Make a homemade pizza from scratch or visit your favorite pizza restaurant to enjoy a slice – or several – to celebrate National Pizza Day.
National Lost Penny Day
“See a penny pick it up, all the day you’ll have good luck.” Celebrate National Lost Penny Day on February 12 and see how many pennies you can find by looking around in places you always walk.
Pluto Day
Pluto Day, every February 18, marks the date that Pluto was discovered in 1930. It might not be an official planet anymore (since 2006), but you can learn all about the dwarf planet.
Love Your Pet Day
While you probably do this every day, February 20 is Love Your Pet Day. Celebrate by giving your furry, scaly, or feathered friend a special treat. Or share a photo on social media so everyone can love them!
Tell a Fairy Tale Day
February 26 is the perfect time to get a little creative! On Tell a Fairy Tale Day, make up a story with your kids. Fairy tales often have magic, adventures, and a happy ending.
Pokémon Day
On February 27, 1996, Pokémon released its very first game – Red and Green. There have been so many games, cartoons, and more created since. Celebrate Pokémon Day with special events and releases from Nintendo, or play a game with your friends.
Get the printable
This calendar was designed to print on 8.5×11-inch paper. All printables are for personal use only.
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