Weekly Calendar
A weekly calendar gives each week its own page: seven dated day boxes with ruled lines, a notes box, and the holidays marked. Pick any day and the page draws its week, from Sunday or Monday, on Letter or A4, portrait or landscape.
Your sheet
Printing: choose Actual size or 100%, not “Fit to page”, so 1 cm prints as 1 cm. How to check.
How is a week laid out?
On a portrait page the seven days share the height left under the title, after a notes box takes about a sixth of it; each day then holds as many ruled lines as fit under its name and date.
Worked example. US Letter portrait is 279.4 mm tall. Under a 13.3 mm title band and with 10 mm margins, 246.1 mm is left; the notes box takes 39.4 mm, so each day box is 29.5 mm tall and holds 3 lines 7 mm apart.
A week to a page
A weekly page is the planner’s workhorse: enough room each day for appointments, a to-do list and a line about how it went, and a notes box for the week’s goals. The dates are on every box, so a page pinned to a fridge or slipped into a binder is never out of step.
Weekly planner pages for a whole year
Printing a year of weekly pages one at a time is a chore. The Pack Builder prints a page for every week of the year in date order, with the year page and the months in front if you like, your name or title on every page and no credit line, for US$9 once.
Questions about weekly calendars
How do I choose the week?
Pick any day in it. The page draws the week that holds that day, starting on Sunday, Monday or Saturday as you choose, and the title gives its first day and the ISO week number of its Monday.
Can I print several weeks?
Up to four here, one per page. For a page for every week of the year, in date order, the Pack Builder prints them in one go.
What is the difference between portrait and landscape?
Portrait stacks the seven days down the page with ruled lines across, like a planner. Landscape puts them side by side in columns, like a desk planner, with the notes box as an eighth column.
Does it show holidays?
Yes, by the format: US federal holidays (with the observed federal day off when one falls at a weekend) or bank holidays in England and Wales (with substitute days). The day’s name turns red on a day off.
What week number is it?
The page uses ISO 8601 week numbers: weeks start on Monday and week 1 holds the year’s first Thursday, so some years have 53 weeks. 28 December 2026 is in week 53.