Hadley Designs Teacher Desk Calendar 2025-2026 – 18-Month Desktop Calendar for Home, Office & Classroom Organization, Ideal for Academic School Year Planning (Doodle Kraft)

I Love the designs on these calendars - wish they were a little bigger but they make me smile so no complaints. A nice pretty - good quality with thicker paper - desk calendar. I approve!

I love calendars. I love kraft paper. This calendar is both of those things. It has a smooth texture with just the right weight. It's well made, no loose pages, and we get a full year and a half, running January 2025 to June 2026. That's an excellent deal!Don't be fooled though, the monthly names aren't as vibrant as advertised, but that doesn't matter to me. They're colorful enough for me and can we all just agree with how cute April is!The blocks are big enough to add a reminder or appointment, although I find it hard to write on such a cute calendar.10/10 I'd recommend and would buy again. It's a great price for what you get.

So cute! Use it daily in my office.

This calendar is great for the desk at home or work. Pleanty of space for notes. And the cute gnomes are festive and cheery.

The media could not be loaded. Super cute. Good quality. Was hoping it was a little larger but will get the job done so I can put meetings and days off easy access. Paper is thick and markers won’t bleed through.

My girl loves it. Size is convenient enough to note down daily basics. The designs are lovely and make it a nice add to the overall home decor. Only negative is maybe the bottom corner pockets are a tad loose. Nevertheless it barely impacts anything. Worth the extra spend to support a small business and make a calendar both decorative and functional.

Looks great on my wall, or desk-have used it both ways, and the paper is thick, doesn’t bleed. It’s not so busy with silly stuff-just looks clean and neat. Have bought this or a version like it for years now.

Second year buying this calendar. This year I laminated it so I could easily change things and use dry erase markers. Writing in pencil was hard to see