As a busy single parent, you need an easy way to keep track of your kids' activities, visits, and schedules. Try using one of these great 2009 wall calendars to make the chore of organizing everyone's lives and schedules more enjoyable.
1. Amy Knapp's Big Grid Family Organizer
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This large wall calendar will help you organize all of your family's activities. It even includes stickers to help young kids "read" your plans at a glance. Also Includes: 
- Oversized grid spaces with plenty of room to write
- Space for making lists on each month's calendar page
- A "Smart Planning" tool to keep you organized
2. 2009 Make Your Own Calendar
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Let your young artists adorn each month's calendar page with their own drawings. Includes decorative border designs for kids to color, as well. Also Includes:
- More than 200 colorful stickers
- Artwork by Steve Haskamp
3. Mom's Family Calendar
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This popular calendar from bestselling author Sandra Boynton includes columns to help you keep track of each family member's activities. The calendar's layout is vertical, with the dates running down the left side of each two-page spread. Also Includes:
- A vertical layout
- Columns for tracking up to five family members' activities
- If you have fewer than five family members, use an extra column for "All of us"
4. Family 2009 Plan-it Plus Calendar
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This family calendar is great for organizing all of your family's busy day-to-day activities. Includes space for keeping track of up to five people. (If your family is not that large, use the extra columns to keep track of activities you all need to attend, items that need to be packed on specific school days, etc.) Also Includes:
- More than 400 stickers
- A storage pocket
- A magnet for attaching the calendar to your refrigerator
- Contact sheets for keeping track of each family member's contact information
