November 2021 | Blank and Holiday Calendars

(Updated 10/20/2022)

You're looking for family-friendly and educational things to do with your learners this November, and we want to help! We've selected daily holidays and paired them with activity links for you and your learner. Choose between:
In addition, consider checking out our previous November posts:

November 2021 Idea for EVERY Day Calendar

We paired daily holidays with family-friendly and educational links to help you celebrate EVERY day this November. Choose from the embed version or print your own.


BLANK November 2021 Calendars

Use these blank calendars in a way that suits you. Or, use them to participate in . . .

THIS MONTH'S CHALLENGE: Each day, write something you are thankful for.

Choose the Bible verse or inspirational quote version.

Bible Verse


A November 2021 calendar in fall leaf colors. Give thanks at top left corner and "Psalm 9:1" at bottom right.
Click here to download your 2021 Bible Verse Calendar.



Inspirational Quote

Fall leaf adorned calendar with Give thanks in top left and "He who thanks with the lips thanks but in part; The full, the true Thanksgiving comes from the heart," bottom right.
Click here to download your 2021 Inspirational Quote Calendar.


30 Things to Do in November 

Each number corresponds to its date and paired holiday.
  1. Read a book by your favorite author.
  2. Vote! 
  3. Relax while watching videos of gliding jellyfish.
  4. Discover something new.
  5. Let someone with red hair know just how much you appreciate them.
  6. Unwind with smooth saxophone sounds.
  7. Turn your clocks back one hour.
  8. Start a Wonder Wall with your kids.
  9. Visit an art museum - online or in person.
  10. Choose a letter of the day. Then, communicate using as many words as you can that begin with the chosen letter.
  11. Thank a Veteran for their service.
  12. Read a Chicken Soup for the Soul story or tell your own.
  13. Spread kindness like wildfire.
  14. Stay in your PJ's today.
  15. Go to a zoo or on a walk to observe animals.
  16. Talk with your kids about ways they could earn money.
  17. Take a hike!
  18. Sip on cider.
  19. Play Monopoly!
  20. Spend extra time with your kids today.
  21. Nibble on gingerbread cookies.
  22. Start a discussion about the values a country you founded would uphold.
  23. Eat a cranberry.
  24. Get on your apron and start your bakin'.
  25. Experience Thanksgiving.
  26. Focus on using your listening skills.
  27. Start a new sewing project (or catch up on mending).
  28. Kick off the Christmas season.
  29. Talk about (or start celebrating) Hanukkah.
  30. Make time for yourself today.

Before You Go, We'd Love to Know:

  1. Your favorite thing about November.
  2. How you inspire your kids to learn at home.
Praying this November finds you with many opportunities to practice thankfulness. 

At Your Service,
Red bowl with gray steam rising and Wolfe Stew inscribed on the front.

Interested in even more educational resources?  Then stop by our Learning Lab.  It's here where we store all the educational resources we've cooked up to date.


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