Celebrate fun July holidays and use this printable coloring calendar to plan a silly summer activity your family is sure to enjoy.
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Print this blank calendar for your family and celebrate a few silly July holidays this month. The printable doubles as a coloring page.
Use it to organize your family’s summer plans or help your little kids learn the days of the week. This is a great way to count down to a special date together, especially with preschoolers who need a visual aid to help them wait.
Organize your whole year with printable monthly coloring calendars. They’re the perfect combination of fun and organization! Use these in your planner or in your family command center.
July holidays
American Zoo Day
Celebrate American Zoo Day by visiting your local zoo or aquarium on July 1st. If you don’t have one nearby, many zoos around the world have online webcams for a free virtual visit.
Teddy Bears’ Picnic Day
On July 10th, pack a basket of treats and head outdoors for Teddy Bears’ Picnic Day. Don’t forget to bring along your favorite stuffed friend.
Yellow Pigs Day
You’ve probably heard of Pi Day, but there are lots of other math holidays year-round. Yellow Pigs Day started as a celebration of the prime number 17 at Hampshire College (and named for the professor’s yellow pig collection). You can celebrate anywhere by learning amazing facts about 17.
National Ice Cream Day
It wouldn’t be summer without ice cream and National Ice Cream Day is celebrated on the third Sunday in July. It usually falls between July 15th and 21st. Celebrate with an ice cream sundae!
Space Exploration Day
On July 20th, 1969, astronauts in the Apollo 11 mission first landed on the moon. Every year on July 20th we celebrate Space Exploration Day. Today is a great day to learn about space or do some stargazing.
Carousel Day
Go for a ride for Carousel Day on July 25th. You can find carousels at theme parks, carnivals, and sometimes the mall or arcades.
International Tiger Day
International Tiger Day is a relatively new holiday created to bring awareness to this endangered species. July 29th is a good day to learn about tigers and conservation by reading books, watching movies, or visiting your local zoo.
Paperback Book Day
Do you have a summer reading list? On July 30th, read a paperback in honor of Paperback Book Day. Head to your local library to pick up a few to read with your kids!
Celebrate your favorite silly July holidays this year! Find all 12 monthly calendars here on One Mama’s Daily Drama and use them year after year.
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