Minimal Spring Planner for March, April & May

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Want to be productive and create a 12-week plan for this spring? Super! Here’s a minimal one-page printable spring planner/calendar for March, April & May.

If you want to be organized and you enjoy planning, then you might like the Spring Printables I’ve made. In this post you’ll find the first one of the series. It’s the minimal one-page spring planner sheet for March, April and May.

Minimal yet practical one-page spring planner sheet for March, April & May {Free printables}

Do you ever find yourself needing to see more than just one month at the time when planning? I know that I do!

I created this printable because I needed to have a planner page where I can see 3 months/12 weeks at the time. And now this planner sheet is one of my favorites! So of course, I want to share it with you and gift you the printable.

 I hope you’ll find it as helpful as I do!

The minimal spring calendar is a one-page printable insert and you can add it to your planner or bullet journal but it works well on its own as well if you just need to quickly create some plan for your project. 

It has the dates on it, so you can just print the calendar and start planning.

Extra tip! You can color or highlight the line between Sunday and Monday (or Saturday and Sunday) so you can easily see when each week changes.  

Add the numbers of the week also if you need them.

This is “blank” calendar so you can use the same download next year too. 

Spring it usually known for (spring) cleaning and it’s the perfect season for decluttering and letting go of things and making room for something new. 

So you can use this printable to create a cleaning or decluttering schedule. 

If you’re doing a decluttering challenge where you let go of one thing a day, then you can use this to write down and track what you’ve decluttered.

The way that I use this one is that I write down my schedules, the trips and bigger events that need some extra planning, up-coming birthdays and other fun things. 

This way I can see if some week is going to be too packed and I can make needed adjustments to my schedules so that my spring is going to be a bit more balanced. 

And I think they look quite cute. What do you think? Which one’s your favorite color?

Why plan ‘seasonally’?

Each year can be divided into four quarter – Q1 being January-March, Q2 being April-June and so on.

But the year can also be divided by seasons:

• Spring is March-May
• Summer is June-August
• Autumn is September-November
• And Winter is December-February.

Planning by season divides the year into four 3 month / 12-13 weeks periods and that’s the perfect timeframe to set goals, develop new habits and make semi-long plans.

And because the year is divided by seasons, then the goals and plans are in line with the schedules that schools, vacations and the courses you might take have. 

Plus if you live in a place were there are four seasons weatherwise then you can plan and set goals that are in line with the weather as well (if needed).  

More information about the printable spring planner

In this printable there are all spring months (March, April and May) on one page. 

There’s room to write down your plans and make notes and you can print as many as you want to for your personal use.

To see multiple months and weeks on one page is one of my favorite ways to plan things. 

You can’t go into details because there’s not enough room to write too much, but sometimes that’s a good thing! The idea of this minimal planner sheet is to make an overall plan.

And I like it that you can do some planning with color codes / highlighters and see on one page how busy or empty your calendar is.

This printable is a US letter size and but there’s a one design you can easily resize to fit any planner, bullet journal or binder and after resizing and printing you can use the extra white space for notes or doodles.

The minimal spring planner sheets look like this:

DOWNLOAD: PINK spring planner sheet

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DOWNLOAD: BLUE spring planner sheet

This one you can easily resize to fit any planner / paper. You can use the excess white space for notes and doodles 🙂 

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DOWNLOAD: BLACK & WHITE spring planner sheet

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DOWNLOAD: BEIGE spring planner sheet

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How to download the minimal one-page spring planner sheet

You can download these printables right from this post. 

Download the printables under each image above or from these links:

DOWNLOAD: PINK spring one-page planner sheet.

DOWNLOAD: BLUE spring one-page planner sheet.

DOWNLOAD: BLACK & WHITE spring one-page planner sheet.

DOWNLOAD: BEIGE spring one-page planner sheet.

Tip! I’ve noticed that the printable looks better when it’s first saved to your computer and then printed from there. That way you can choose the printer settings you like to have.

Next steps: get the other printables of this series

These printables are part of the 12-week planning series. Each “season” I’ll be gifting you new planner sheets that’ll help you plan the next three months and set and achieve your 12-week goals. 

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