Days of the Week Worksheet: Learn the Days!
Learning the days of the week in order gives children a framework for understanding time, routines, and scheduling that they'll use for the rest of their lives, from knowing when school happens to planning a weekend. For ages four to six, practicing the correct sequence, Monday through Sunday, also builds the same kind of ordered-list memory skill used for the alphabet and counting.
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Month 7: Foundational English Math Science | Ages 6-7
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- Time > Days of the Week
How to use this worksheet
Read through the days of the week together first, in order, so your child hears the full sequence before attempting the worksheet. Read each instruction or sentence on the page and have your child fill in the blank with the correct day of the week. Check each answer together by reciting the days in order up to the one they wrote, confirming it falls in the right place. Continue through the remaining blanks on the page, encouraging your child to try each one independently before you offer help.
Materials needed
- Pencil
Extension activities
- 1Create a simple calendar together and mark off each day as it passes throughout the week.
- 2Sing the days of the week song together to help the order become automatic.
- 3Discuss what activities happen on each day, like 'we go to the park on Saturday.'
- 4Make a daily weather and mood chart, writing the day of the week at the top each morning.
Written by
Hemsweta Jain · Teacher Cheena
MBA and Early Childhood Educator, teaching since 2014 · Founder of RaisoActive, Mumbai
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