This link has already been in my side bar (way down near the bottom) for just about as long as 
this blog has been around. But, it is easy to overlook (or not scroll all the way down to). And, as I was using these printable calendars this weekend to write out my menu plan, I thought, "I bet lots of people could really use these! They definitely warrant being a 'Works for Me Wednesday!'"
Click here to go to the online printable calendar! You can print them out in a variety of sizes, layouts, and languages!
Like I said, I use them for writing out my monthly menu plans. I can see so many things they could be used for though! Hey...for that matter...if someone is inspired to use them a certain way, feel free to share in the comments!
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Thanks for that link! My boys just set up a fish tank and they were asking for a calendar that they could post next to it to record when the fish were fed, the tank cleaned etc. I just printed out June and July and will give them their calendar when they get home from school. I may even use these pages to have individual calendars for them to chart how they are doing on some habits we want to work on this summer. They can put a sticker on each day when they complete the task for the day. Thanks again for a timely WFMW post. I would never have found it just browsing your site.
Hi. My name is Matilda and... I ... am a calendar junkie.
Love, love, love them! Thank you for the link.
Cool! Thanks! I've been using Microsoft PictureIt for some around the house but this might work better for my first attempt at homeschooling!
Thanks so much! You must be a mind reader. I was looking for a printable calendar page yesterday so I could do my June menu planning, but nothing was 'just right.' This is perfect!
Thanks for these! They're going to be really useful around here.
Time to set up the Big Kids' chores for the whole SUMMER! Won't they be thrilled....NOT!
Great link! I use calendars like that for Math with my children. (We homeschool). They love having their own way to track days, events, etc.
Great tip, thanks!
Thank you, Angie! I needed this today! :)
I discovered you blog recently... I was baptized as a catholic shortly after birth, lost touch with the church for many years and started to be more interrested in the past few months. I was wondering if you had some reading suggestions, books of websites, to know more about the catholic church... I'm not even sure I know what I'm supposed to believe in! I have a Bible and the catechism, but other than that, do you have any suggestions?
HOW did I not know about this?? Thank you so much for sharing this. I'm going to use this site every week.
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