Free Printable Weekly Calendar: 8 One-Week Templates (PDF, Blank, With Time Slots)
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Need a one-week calendar you can print right now? Here are free printable weekly calendar templates in PDF: blank one-week calendars that start on Monday or Sunday, a weekly calendar with hourly time slots, and five more designed for families, kids, meal planning and the school week.
Quick answer: Download a free printable one-week calendar below: Monday start, Sunday start or hourly time slots, as US Letter PDFs with no sign-up. For all 8 templates (adding family, kids, meals + to-do, school week and week at a glance), get the free bundle by email. Print on Letter paper, or choose “Fit to page” for A4.
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Blank weekly calendar, Monday startSeven day boxes plus notes and to-do. US Letter.Download free PDF ↓All 8 weekly calendar templates
1. Blank Weekly Calendar (Monday Start)
Best for: adults, work weeks and anyone who starts the week on Monday.
Seven large day boxes with lines, a date line for each day and a notes and to-do box.
2. Blank Weekly Calendar (Sunday Start)
Best for: US-style calendars and families who plan on Sunday.
The same clean layout, starting on Sunday.
3. Weekly Calendar With Time Slots
Best for: busy weeks, appointments, homeschool and shift work.
An hourly grid from 6 am to 9 pm for every day of the week.
4. Family Weekly Calendar
Best for: families with several kids and activities.
A column for the whole family plus one for each of four people. Write the names at the top.
5. Kids Picture Weekly Calendar
Best for: ages 4 to 8 who are learning the days of the week.
Big day columns with picture prompts for school, activities and fun, plus weather, mood and a sticker row.
6. Weekly Calendar With Meals and To-Do
Best for: parents who plan dinners with the week.
Plans and dinner for each day, plus a to-do list and a grocery list.
7. School Week Calendar (Monday to Friday)
Best for: school-age kids and teens.
Homework, after-school activities and what to pack, plus tests, due dates and weekend plans.
8. Week at a Glance
Best for: goal-setters and teens.
Top 3 priorities, a “don’t forget” box, small day boxes and a 4-habit tracker.
How to print your weekly calendar
- Paper size: the templates are US Letter (8.5 × 11 in). On A4, choose “Fit to page” or “Scale to fit” in the print dialog.
- Reuse it every week: slide one page into a sheet protector or laminate it and use a dry-erase marker.
- Save ink: print in “draft” or black and white; the lines still show clearly.
- Make a binder: print 4 to 5 weeks at a time and keep them in a binder with your monthly calendar.
How to use a weekly calendar as a family
- Plan on Sunday evening. Ten minutes with everyone: school events, activities, appointments and who drives where.
- Give each person a color. Kids find their own plans faster.
- Add dinners. Busy nights get the easiest meals; our free meal plan generator can fill the week in a click.
- Post it where everyone looks. The fridge or the back of the front door.
- Point to it instead of repeating. “Check the calendar” replaces a dozen reminders.
For a full system, read our weekly family planner guide, see sample day-by-day routines in our family daily schedule, and plan the whole year with the free 2027 printable family calendar. Comparing planners and apps? See the best family planners for 2027.
Weekly calendar vs monthly calendar: which works best?
| Weekly calendar | Monthly calendar | |
|---|---|---|
| Best for | Day-to-day plans, times, who does what | Big dates: birthdays, holidays, school breaks |
| Space to write | Lots per day | A little per day |
| How often you print | Every week | Once a month |
| Best use | On the fridge for the current week | In a binder or on the wall for the year |
Most busy families use both: a monthly calendar for the big picture and a printable one-week calendar for the details of this week.
Handy supplies
- Sheet protectors to reuse a weekly calendar with dry-erase markers
- Colored dry-erase markers, one color per person
- A magnetic clipboard for the fridge
- A slim binder for a month of weekly pages
- A home laminator
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Frequently asked questions
Where can I get a free printable weekly calendar?
You can download FamilyDecode’s free printable weekly calendars as PDFs on this page: a blank one-week calendar starting on Monday or Sunday and a weekly calendar with hourly time slots, with no sign-up. The full bundle of 8 templates is free by email.
Is there a free printable one-week calendar with time slots?
Yes. The weekly calendar with time slots has hourly rows from 6 am to 9 pm for every day from Monday to Sunday, and you can download it free as a PDF.
What size are the weekly calendar templates?
They are US Letter (8.5 × 11 inches). To print on A4, choose “Fit to page” or “Scale to fit” in your printer settings.
Can I start the week on Sunday?
Yes. There’s a blank weekly calendar that starts on Sunday and one that starts on Monday.
How do I reuse a printable weekly calendar?
Slide it into a sheet protector or laminate it, then write with dry-erase markers and wipe it clean each Sunday.
What’s the difference between a weekly and a monthly calendar?
A weekly calendar gives lots of space for each day’s plans and times; a monthly calendar shows big dates for the whole month. Many families use both.
Is there a weekly calendar for kids?
Yes. The kids picture weekly calendar in the free bundle has big day columns with picture prompts for school, activities and fun, plus weather, mood and a sticker row.
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