If your workweek runs Monday through Friday, a November 2026 calendar Monday start keeps the weekdays in the first five columns and the weekend together at the right. November 1, 2026 is a Sunday, so this version uses six date rows. That extra row is correct: November 30 appears on the Monday of the sixth row.
Preview the Monday-first November calendar
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Why are there six rows?
With Monday as column one, Sunday, November 1 sits by itself at the end of the first row. The weeks of November 2–8, 9–15, 16–22 and 23–29 fill the next four rows. Monday the 30th begins a final row. Nothing has been added to the month; it still has 30 days.
This arrangement is useful for planning weekly work reviews. Mark a deliverable on Friday, then count backward through the workdays for draft and review steps. Keep Saturday and Sunday visible as a pair, especially if a project requires weekend coverage or a Monday handoff.
Make room for holidays and team availability
Veterans Day is Wednesday, November 11 and Thanksgiving Day is Thursday, November 26 on the OPM 2026 holiday list. The calendar leaves those cells open. Confirm the schedules of your team, school, vendors or service providers before assigning work around them. Do not automatically count Friday, November 27 as a federal holiday.
For larger boxes, a Sunday-start blank November calendar uses five rows. For meetings and project checkpoints, see our main November 2026 work calendar guide.
PDF printing instructions
Print the one-page PDF in landscape on US Letter paper. Start at Actual Size, inspect all six rows, and use Fit if your printer clips the edges. The matching JPG gives the same dates but the PDF is best for sharp text.
Does Monday start change the holiday dates?
No. Only the weekday column order changes.
Can I print the calendar in black and white?
Yes. The grid and date numbers remain clear in grayscale.