Calendar math worksheets
Read a calendar and count days.
Questions
The same code and settings always make the same worksheet.
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How to make calendar math worksheets
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Choose the level and question type, and how many questions you want.
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Tap “New worksheet” until you like the questions; each sheet is different.
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Add your own title or instructions if you like, and choose A4 or US Letter.
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Download the PDF with its answer key and print it.
About these calendar math worksheets
Calendar maths practises reading dates and days of the week, counting days forward and finding how many Mondays (or Fridays) a month has. Each worksheet shows a real month from the calendar with five questions.
Settings you can change
Each sheet has 1 questions by default (from 1 to 2), a name, date and score line, and an answer key on a separate page. Best for grades 1–4 (ages 6–10).
- Month: Random month, January, February, March, April, May, June, July, August, September, October, November, December.
Teaching tips
- Find the 1st of the month first.
- Count forward with a finger along the rows.
- Remember “30 days has September…”.
New questions every time
The questions are written by rules on your device, not picked from a fixed sheet, so every tap of “New worksheet” gives a different set. Nothing is uploaded. Explore all math worksheets.
Frequently asked questions
Are the calendars real?
Yes. Months are drawn from the 2026 and 2027 calendars with correct weekdays.
What is the worksheet code?
Every sheet prints a short code. Typing the same code with the same settings rebuilds exactly the same questions, so you can reprint a sheet later or share the code with another teacher.
Is it really free to print?
Yes. There’s no signup and no limit. The worksheets are generated on your device, and you can use them at home or in class.
Can I make a different calendar math worksheet for each student?
Yes. Tap “New worksheet” for a fresh set of questions with the same settings. Each sheet has its own answer key, so you can hand out different versions.
Which grades are these worksheets for?
Grades 1–4 (ages 6–10), depending on the settings you choose. Switch on “Big print” for younger children.