Printable July Coloring Calendar
Get ready for a month of sunny adventures with this Printable July Coloring Calendar. Kids can color the cheerful summer design, add important dates, and keep track of family activities, vacations, camps, birthdays, and holiday celebrations.

Giving children their own calendar is a simple way to practice organization and build excitement for upcoming events. Once completed, hang the calendar somewhere easy to see so everyone can check the month’s plans.
July Holidays and Special Days
Add some of these July celebrations to your printable calendar:
- July 1: Canada Day in Canada
- July 4: Independence Day in the United States
- July 12: Orangemen’s Day in Northern Ireland
- July 14: Bastille Day in France
- July 17: World Emoji Day
- Fourth Sunday in July: Parents’ Day in the United States
- July 30: International Day of Friendship
Fun Facts About July
- July was named in honor of Julius Caesar.
- The birthstone for July is the ruby, and the month’s birth flowers are the larkspur and water lily.
- Fireworks have been used during celebrations for hundreds of years. Today, they are especially popular during Fourth of July celebrations across the United States.
Supplies
- White printer paper
- Printer
- Crayons, markers, or colored pencils
- Pencil or pen
Instructions
- Print the July coloring calendar on white paper.
- Set up a comfortable coloring space for your child.
- Let kids decorate the calendar using their favorite colors.
- Help them write birthdays, appointments, vacations, camps, and other summer activities in the correct spaces.
- Review the calendar together at the beginning of each week.
- Display the finished calendar somewhere children can easily see it each day.
Patterns, Templates and Printables
Click on the printable July coloring calendar below to open it in a new window. Print the calendar at full size, then color and personalize it with your family’s summer plans.

Teacher Friendly Educational Extension
Use this printable calendar as a simple classroom activity for practicing dates, numbers, and planning.
Ask students to count how many Mondays, weekends, or special events appear during the month. Younger children can practice writing numbers in the calendar squares. Older students can write one summer goal or activity they would like to complete before the end of July.
The finished calendars also make a colorful classroom display for the final weeks of school, summer programs, or homeschool lessons.






