Monster Grid 2019 Wall Calendar Calendar – Wall Calendar, August 1, 2018

We loved using this the whole of 2019 BEFORE the Crazy Pandemic Year! This has been our go-to brand for several years as the kids went through elementary, middle, and now high school. Big blocks give enough room to fit schedules for multiple family members. ONE PROBLEM: we did see it fall apart - as the staples separated and the calendar fell apart a bit - like pages from a book. We fixed by clamping pages together until we got through that month.

Love this calendar. I buy it every year. Plenty of room to put 5 ppls activities on a day... I just put some holiday stickers on it to make it look less boring. And a balloon sticker for everyone’s bdays... there is even room each month to jot down notes in a lined area. Comes in handy. There is nothing I dislike about the calendar. Toward the end of the year it comes apart in 2-3 sections. But that’s expected after all the handling it receives...Buy it and you’ll be hooked like I am.

Monster Grid calendars are the ONLY calendar's I buy. My first one was back in 2006 I think . I save my previous calendars as they show how busy we were. Very interesting to look back at. When my kids were younger and in school every day was packed. There is plenty of room to write on each day. That is why I originally bought my first one. I would definitely recommend to anyone especially those with kids still active in sports and school events. You will love!

It's exactly like the one I got for 2018. And the one I got for 2017. And 2016 too. I'll probably buy the 2020 edition when that one comes out. I like this calendar.The boxes are big - 2 1/4 inches by 3 3/4 inches. I can write in them with a Sharpie and read it from several feet away. Other than being big, it's a normal calendar. Dates, names of months, the usual. Nothing fancy, just a good solid calendar.

The space available to write on this calendar makes it an analog must-have for any busy household. I have used annual versions of this calendar every year to keep our family informed of the chaos that is modern day living with teenagers involved in multiple activities, business travel and keeping track of upcoming birthdays and celebrations. Sure, there are all sorts of apps we can use but every kid activity seems to have its own calendar app.

We have been using Monster Grid for years. We used to buy them at the local Barnes & Noble, but they stopped carrying them in the store. We love this calendar because there is so much room to write lots of appointments, etc. My husband is a substitute teacher, so all his jobs are on it. Plus he is a musician, so rehearsals and performances are there. And the usual doctor appointments, etc.

Big enough to keep track of everyone's activities. I like a big paper calendar because it gives me a quick take on everything going on during a period of time, not just a single day, and not too small to see enough information. It lives by our kitchen so I can refer to it at mealtime to verify everyone is in sync on what is happening in upcoming days, weeks, months.

I've been ordering the monster grid calendar for a few years now and could not live without it. There is more than enough room to post all my husband and my appointments. Plus each month has a section to write notes on. For years we always purchased the beautiful landscape picture calendars but this has become so much more efficient for our busy lifestyles. A must for people with a busy schedule.

Love this calendar. Plenty of space for even the largest family's appointments, important dates and notes. Heck, it could be used as a work schedule or desk blotter. My favorite calendar by far, but they are getting harder to find in Canada for some reason.

Really big works perfectly ifYou need to put a lot of notes inThe squares