Printable Paper and Calendars
Blank paper the way you actually need it: graph paper in inch and metric squares, dot grids, wide and college ruled lines, three-lined handwriting paper and isometric sheets, drawn to exact measurements on US Letter or A4, so a quarter-inch square really is a quarter inch when it comes out of the printer. Calendars cover any month, year or school year, with holidays for the US, UK, Canada or Australia marked in place.
Graph paper
Six square sizes drawn to true scale. Quarter inch is the US school standard for graphing and algebra, fifth inch matches an engineering pad, eighth inch suits fine drawings and floor plans, and half inch gives young kids and big diagrams room. Metric classrooms get 5 mm and 1 cm. Lines come light or regular, with an optional name and date line.
Dot grid
Dots instead of lines, the grid bullet journals, sketch notes and handwriting practice use: enough structure to keep letters and boxes straight, nothing to erase around a drawing. Three spacings, from a fine 5 mm to a roomy 1 cm.
Lined paper
Wide ruled for younger writers and larger handwriting, college ruled for most middle and high school work, narrow ruled when you want more lines per page. Each has the margin line filler paper has, so it slots into a binder next to the real thing.
Handwriting paper
Three-line rows with a dashed midline that shows where short letters stop and tall ones keep going. The kindergarten size is the widest, first grade steps down once letters are formed, and the small size is for writers ready to fit a sentence on a line.
Isometric paper
A triangular grid at 30 degrees for drawing cubes, block towers and 3D shapes the way geometry lessons and technical drawing classes ask for them. Three spacings, from a fine grid for detailed models to a large one for first attempts.
Calendars
Any month or year, with US federal holidays already in their day cells and the observed weekday marked when a holiday lands on a weekend. Monthly pages leave room to write in every day, the yearly page puts twelve months on one sheet, the school year runs August to July, and the blank template is undated for schedules that repeat.
Calendars for the UK, Canada and Australia
The same one-page year with each country's national holidays circled and listed, the UK and Australian pages set to A4 with Monday starts. Holidays that differ by state, province or nation within the country are left for you to add.
Monthly calendars, ready to print
The coming months as their own pages, holidays marked, ready to print as they are or to adjust in the panel.
FAQ
Are the squares and lines printed at true size?
Yes. Every sheet is drawn in real units for the chosen paper size, so a quarter-inch square measures a quarter inch and college-ruled lines sit 7.1 mm apart. Print at 100 percent scale and do not use fit-to-page, which would shrink everything by a few percent.
Which graph paper size do students usually need?
Quarter inch is the school default in the US for graphing and algebra. Fifth inch is the engineering-pad size, eighth inch is for fine detail, and 5 mm or 1 cm are the metric equivalents used in most other countries.
Can I print a calendar for the UK, Canada or Australia?
Yes. The country pages print the year with that country's national holidays listed, the UK and Australian ones on A4 with the week starting on Monday. Every calendar page also has a Holidays setting, so any month or school year can switch to one of those lists.
Can I use these on a tablet instead of paper?
Yes. Every page has a Write online mode that turns the sheet into a drawing surface with a pen and eraser. It works with a finger or stylus, fits the screen in Full screen, and clears in one tap.
Where can I print graph paper or lined paper for free?
On any page in this hub: pick the size, press Download PDF and print. There is no account, no email and no limit; the only mark is a small printivu.com line in the footer.
Do the calendars have the correct dates and holidays?
Yes. Every month starts on the right weekday with the right number of days, leap years included, for any year from 1900 to 2200. US federal holidays are marked by default, with the observed weekday when a holiday lands on a weekend; UK, Canadian and Australian holidays and popular observances are one setting away.
Is there a school year calendar?
Yes. The school year page puts August to July on one sheet with the federal holidays inside it circled and listed. Start it in September instead, or in January for a school year that follows the calendar year.
Do they print on A4 as well as US Letter?
Yes. Switch the paper size in the panel and the page is laid out again for A4 with the same margins, so nothing is scaled or cut off.