Print this January holidays calendar for a fun kids’ planner, coloring sheet, and silly holiday ideas all in one!
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You’ve probably got more calendars than you need to keep up with federal holidays, school events, and all the things on your to-do list. But this one is fun and silly!
This year I’m putting together a series of printable calendars for kids. Each month will include a simple and kid-friendly printable calendar and some fun holidays.
These will be perfect to print at home and give to kids who are just learning to keep track of the dates or are always asking you ‘how long until…?’
There are boxes for each day of the week – no dates so you can use these every year.
January holidays
You know when New Year’s Day is. But have you ever heard of these fun holidays?
National Spaghetti Day
National Spaghetti Day happens every year on January 4th. Celebrate by eating your kids’ favorite pasta.
Learn Your Name in Morse Code Day
On January 11th, celebrate Learn Your Name in Morse Code Day. I’m working on a printable worksheet for kids to learn and practice!
National Rubber Ducky Day
National Rubber Ducky Day comes on January 13. The date was picked by Ernie from Sesame Street, who loves his rubber ducky.
Kid Inventors Day
Kid Inventors Day, every January 17, is a great time to learn about some amazing kids who have invented real items. Encourage your children to experiment and dream about their own inventions.
Popcorn Day
Pop up a big bowl of popcorn to celebrate Popcorn Day on January 19. Make it plain, top it with savory popcorn seasonings, or add some caramel for a sweet treat.
Squirrel Appreciation Day
Go nuts on Squirrel Appreciation Day, January 21. Or maybe just watch the crazy critters in your own backyard or a nearby park. Learn what squirrels can safely eat and put out a treat for them.
National Puzzle Day
National Puzzle Day is January 29th. Time to put together that puzzle you got for Christmas! You’ll find lots of printable puzzles here on One Mama’s Daily Drama too.
Get the printable
This calendar was designed to fit 8.5×11-inch paper. All printables are for personal use only.
What’s next? Try these other fun and creative ideas on One Mama’s Daily Drama:
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