2026 Year Round Scratch-Off Calendar - With U.S. Holidays
2026 Year Round Scratch-Off Calendar - With U.S. Holidays
Transform your child's understanding of time with our 2026 Year Round Scratch-Off Calendar. A fun, interactive visual tool that brings the year to life!
• Visualize the entire year at a glance.
• Scratch off days and track your progress as you orbit the Sun.
• Includes sticker flags for personalized events.
• Supports visual and hands-on learning approaches.
• Provides a concrete, foundational understanding of calendar time.
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Time is an abstract concept that can be tough for kids to grasp.
So we re-imagined the calendar to be...
Educational
Displaying the year as a single Earth orbit provides a concrete way to understand time.
Engaging
Scratch-off elements add an extra layer of fun to holidays and the daily passage of time.
Visual
See the whold year and give kids a big-picture view of time and the flow of the year.
Testimonials
Abigail B
Already a treasure!
Where to begin?! This calendar is such a great tool! From the warm/cold corresponding colors and weather (Northern Hemisphere), to the interactiveness of scratching off days, the quality, the size, the planets, which lend to the understanding of "orbiting"... it's just perfect! It teaches so many things in a hands-on and fun way!
Laura S
Love these calendars!
This calendar has become a staple in my household. My kids love scratching off our special events and holidays, and I love having a visual way of teaching my kids about the days, weeks, and months of the year!
Kerri W
Everyone should have one!
I bought a lovely wooden calendar for my 7 year old but he was still struggling to grasp the concept of of how days and months make up a year. It has been a game CHANGER! Not only is he gaining a better understanding of the cyclical nature of time, it's also helping our whole family keep track of important events.
Melissa M
So Cool!
Really helped my 5 year old grasp time and holidays move in a circle with the rotating solar system
John G
Impeccable idea, design, execution
I came across this via an idea I was trying to teach my children, and had searched the internet with "surely someone did some simple version of this idea." Turns out someone had done not just a simple job on this idea, but a marvelous fantastic impeccable job on this idea. The calendar is just what it needs to be. Everything is so well thought out that I hope to buy several more to use every year.
Eira S
Highly recommended!
We Love it!!!
Frequently Asked Questions
What's a good age to start using the calendar?
What's a good age to start using the calendar?
We designed this calendar with young learners in mind—starting around ages 3 to 4, when children are just beginning to understand the idea of “now” versus “later.” At this stage, the calendar helps introduce the concept that time is connected to the Earth’s orbit around the sun, showing where we are in the year and how long it is until exciting milestones—like a birthday or holiday.
A deeper understanding of days, weeks, and months typically develops between ages 5 and 8, as kids start to connect time to routines and responsibilities. Visual aids—like our Year Round Calendar make these abstract ideas tangible. Younger children love exploring the colors, shapes, and stickers to mark special moments, while older kids use it to plan ahead, set goals, and see how the seasons and celebrations fit together across the year.
Why does the calendar go clockwise and start the year at the top?
Why does the calendar go clockwise and start the year at the top?
We designed our calendar to move clockwise to mirror the familiar motion of clock time—a direction children will come to recognize and intuitively understand. While it’s true that the Earth orbits the sun in a counterclockwise direction when viewed from above the North Pole, that same orbit appears clockwise if viewed from the South Pole. So, there’s no single “correct” direction—just different perspectives.
We also chose to place January at the top to represent the idea of the “top of the year,” much like how we think of new beginnings or a fresh start.
Over time, we’ve learned that people visualize the year in many different ways, and we love that diversity of thought! Our design choices reflect a blend of science, familiarity, and visual clarity—helping kids make meaningful connections between the passage of time, the seasons, and the circular motion they already associate with clocks.
Why does the Popular US Holidays version include those specific holidays?
Why does the Popular US Holidays version include those specific holidays?
We chose to feature holidays that are most widely celebrated in the U.S., thinking of “the masses,” while also keeping the design clean and manageable for kids—too many holidays can create visual clutter or feel overwhelming. It was a difficult selection process, and we in no way want anyone to feel excluded or marginalized.
That’s why we also created the blank edition—perfect for families who want to celebrate only the holidays that are meaningful to them. We’re continuously working on new scratch-off sticker sets to help you create the calendar that best fits your family. If you’d like to see other sticker options or have ideas for future sets, we’d love to hear from you—just send us a message!
