Try a few silly new November holidays and color this blank calendar to plan your kids’ schedule for the month ahead.
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The big holiday in the US for November is Thanksgiving, celebrated on the fourth Thursday of the month. Outside the US, it’s celebrated on various dates (in Canada, Thanksgiving is in October).
Whether you’re celebrating Thanksgiving this month or not, you can add a few silly holidays to your family calendar!
Each month, download a new blank monthly calendar to organize your schedule and try some fun holidays. This series of printables is meant to be silly, so have fun while teaching your kids about the days of the week.
Organize your year with printable monthly coloring calendars. They’re the perfect combination of fun and organization! Use these in your planner or stick them up on the fridge.
November holidays
Look for Circles Day
Look for Circles Day on November 2nd is the perfect holiday to celebrate with your preschooler. All you need to do is look for circles throughout the day. Your little one will love finding circles in food, toys, and their home or school environment.
International Tongue Twister Day
Tongue twisters are a fun challenge for kids and adults. On November 8th, try to see how many you can recite for International Tongue Twister Day. Turn it into a family game night challenge that’s sure to leave everyone laughing.
World Origami Day
Around the world on November 11th, celebrate World Origami Day by folding some classic paper crafts. Learn about the origin of this art or spend the day folding paper cranes.
National Pickle Day
Does your kid love pickles? National Pickle Day on November 14th is the ideal day to find out. Enjoy a few slices on a hamburger. Or go all out and have a pickle tasting with sweet gherkins, sour dills, and specialty flavors too.
Play Monopoly Day
November 19th is Play Monopoly Day. Today is the best day to play this classic board game. Just be sure to double-check the rules before you begin to avoid any family feuds.
National Cake Day
If you celebrated a sour National Pickle Day, it’s only fair to honor sweets on National Cake Day on November 26th. Celebrate by baking your favorite cake recipe from scratch or picking up a slice from your favorite bakery.
Letter Writing Day
I suspect that Letter Writing Day on November 28th might be related to sending a letter to Santa. But this holiday is a great time for kids to practice writing letters to friends and family too. Everyone loves to get real mail and whoever you send a letter to might just send one back.
Square Dance Day
On November 29th, kick up your heels for Square Dance Day. This unique dance style is highly competitive but look for dance shows or places where you can learn in your hometown.
Find your family’s new favorite November holiday to celebrate this year! Find all 12 coloring calendars here on One Mama’s Daily Drama.
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This fits 8.5×11-inch paper. All printables are for personal use only.
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