Summer Declutter Calendar
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The lazy days of summer are the best, aren’t they. You can enjoy the easy-going pace of summer while still taking advantage of a more relaxed schedule. Use this free printable summer declutter calendar to tackle clutter around your house on your own time schedule. You can both relax this summer and get those organizing projects done.
I grew up in Hawai’i and now live on the cold, cold mainland. You can imagine how much I love summer days. Like anyone, I adore lazy, warm summer days. But as much as I like to enjoy the slower summer pace of life, I also like to take advantage of the good weather, the longer days and the less stressful schedule to get big projects done around the house. You know, those projects that you just never seem to get to. Like decluttering. That’s a task that always seems to be there hanging around in the background, just waiting for you to get to it.
Why Declutter in the Summer
- Better weather means you can tackle outdoor decluttering,
- Better weather means you can spread out your sorting outdoors if needed.
- Longer days means you have more sunlight to tackle those decluttering chores, especially the outdoors or garage ones.
- Longer days with more sunlight means you have more energy to tackle decluttering.
- Having kids home from school means you can enlist their help and check with them while decluttering their items.
- Taking items to donate is easier when there is no snow, slush or freezing temps.
- You’ll set a good example for your children while they’re around to see your hardwork and the results.
- You can use decluttering as a teaching opportunity to talk with your children, since they’re around, about your family values surrounding things.
- You have three months without big holidays, like Thanksgiving, Christmas and Easter, school projects or too many winter shoes and coats getting in the way of your decluttering project.
- You’ll be lean and mean and ready for the new school year by the end of your summer declutter.
Summer Declutter Calendar
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You can use this declutter calendar to march through a month of decluttering by tackling one chore every day. Or you can spread it out over the three months of the summer.
Expert Tips for Printables
How do I access the free summer declutter calendar?
Fill in the form below. When you submit the form, you will quickly be sent an email from Organized 31 with a link to the pdf. If you have any difficulty, you can email me and I’ll help you resolved any problems.
How do I print the pdf file?
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I’m worried about wasting printer ink – what can I do?
Most printers offer you the option to print in greyscale which is in black and white.
You can also look for the option to print in draft or economy mode. This usually means that the sheet is printed out with less ink. It still looks great and is a good way to print in color but use less ink.
How can I use the printable (what restrictions are there on use)?
You can print these pdf files as many times as you’d like for your personal or classroom use. Please do not share the file with family, friends or coworkers. Please do share the link to this post so they can access their own copy of the printable. All printables are copyrighted.
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Have you ever worked through a decluttering project? Why not give it a try this summer with the Summer Decluttering Calendar. You’ll face the new school year and autumn with a fresh perspective and energized attitude.
Find all my decluttering tips, printables and challenges in the table below. You can scroll though the table and look for ideas or search for specific ideas with the magnifying glass in the upper right-hand corner (on desktop). Click on the topic and then click through the specific article.
I’m a mom of 3, a veteran and military spouse. I’ve moved into 20+ homes all around the world. My passion is helping busy people make the space and time for what’s really important to them.
That’s a amazing thought to clutter the house in this summer.
If you just tackle a bit each day, you really can get a whole lot done in a month. Happy decluttering, Sandy.
I didn’t remember to add the car interior to my summer list, I’ll have to do that. Thanks for the reminder. We only get 9 weeks of summer (6 weeks left now(, and I haven’t got much done on my list yet!
I’m sure that 9 weeks must fly by, Brenda. Be sure to choose a cooler day to tackle the car declutter (and blast some fun summery tunes).
I love this idea! What a great way to stay focused!
I love this post. It has so many good ideas. Thank you for sharing it and for hosting the party. We appreciate all of your hard work!