FREE Printable Calendar Numbers 1-31 PDF: Download & Print!

These free printable calendar numbers are perfect for teacher resources, classroom decor, or independent use.

Whether in a kindergarten classroom, elementary classroom decor, or a middle school classroom, they fit into any classroom setup. Use them alone or with my printable months of the year, and printable days of the week.

The calendar numbers printable free PDF is perfect for educational activities, they support preschool lesson plans, daycare lesson plans, and classroom bulletin boards.

Printable Calendar Numbers for Classroom Use:

• number recognition
• counting games
• sequencing
• patterning
• one-to-one correspondence.

With bold numbers and bright colors, these calendar numbers enhance early childhood education by reinforcing number skills. They are also great for classroom organization, number lines, and lesson planning!

Pro Tip: Laminate them for durable, reusable classroom resources. 

What’s Included:

• Size: 8.5” x 11” US Letter
• Pages: 3 
• File Type: PDF and Canva template 
• Calendar Numbers Printable PDF

Features:

• Vibrant colors for a visually engaging classroom decor
• Bold, easy-to-read numbers for early learners
• 2.5” x 2.5” squares with rounded corners 
• Can be used with my teacher calendar or alone 

Pro Tip: Looking for numbers higher than 31? Open the Canva template, duplicate the pages, and change the numbers to whatever you need 😁.

Ideal For:

• Early childhood education teachers looking for classroom ideas.
• Kindergarten classroom teachers teaching number recognition and counting.
• Elementary classroom decor for interactive math activities.
• Middle school classroom educators incorporating number-based games.
• Homeschooling parents creating DIY math activities.
• Special education teachers using multisensory number learning aids.
• Daycare lesson plans focusing on foundational numeracy skills.

How to Use Free Calendar Numbers 1-31:

• Classroom Calendar: Use them to label dates, highlight special days, or help students track daily events in an elementary classroom decor setup.
• Math Centers: Incorporate them into lesson planning for number sequencing, skip counting, and patterning activities.
• Hands-On Learning: Use them in preschool weekly lesson plans for counting exercises, number recognition, and interactive number games.
• Classroom Bulletin Boards: Display them in a kindergarten classroom or middle school classroom for visual engagement.
• Classroom Organization: Label bins, stations, or cubbies with numbers for a more structured learning environment.
• Homeschooling: Great for lesson plans for toddlers to introduce early math skills.