Free Printable September 2020 Calendars

Tired of buying expensive planners and bulky calendars to keep yourself organized? Just looking for a simple, blank calendar where you can write down your schedule without breaking the bank? If you answered yes, then you’re in luck! You are currently on the page to download our free blank September 2020 Calendar, but that’s not all we have to offer! Here on our website, we allow you to download print as many calendars as you’d like.

All you need to print out our calendars is a .pdf reading software and a printer with 8.5″ x 11″ paper, which is the traditional size. For your convenience, we’ve already formatted all of our calendars to print on 8×5″ x 11″ paper. This way you do not need to spend any time resizing or reformatting. Simply click, download, and print! It can’t be any easier than that.

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September Calendars

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September 2020 Calendar

Specifically for our September 2020 Calendar, you’ll find we’ve included all 30 days. Additionally, the month of September has three landmark days which we have already labelled for you: Labor Day (Monday, September 7, 2020), Patriot Day (Friday, September 11, 2020), and the First Day of Autumn (Tuesday, September 22, 2020). Of these holidays, Labor Day is the one national holiday which is considered a non-working day. Informally, Labor Day is known as the “last day of summer vacation” since many schools in the United States begin the following day. So go ahead and download your September 2020 Calendar today by clicking the button below!

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The Month of September

Believe it or not, September got its name from the number seven since Septem means seven in Latin. Why name a month after the number seven you may be asking? Well, even though now September is now the ninth month of the year, it did not always used to be this way.

Today, most of the world follows the twelve month Gregorian calendar, however back in ancient times, the widely accepted calendar had a different form. Known as the “Early Roman Calendar,” there were only ten months because January and February did not exist. Additionally, in this format, March was the first month of the year, making September the seventh. So, that is how September got its name after the Latin number seven.

September’s official birthstone is the sapphire. Sapphires are most popularly bought in their rich, deep blue color, however sapphires are available in more colors as well. Some of the most notable being pink, yellow, green, black, and even clear. This stone symbolizes joy, clear thinking, and good health.

The flowers assigned to the month of September are the morning glory and the forget-me-not. The morning glory flowers can bloom in a variety of colors including purple, blue, white, yellow and pink. Because these flower blossom and die in the same day, they are thought to represent love and mortality. Forget-me-nots come in a light blue color and bloom in dainty clusters. As you can probably tell from the flowers’ quirky name, forget-me-nots symbolize remembering in the name of true love.