Days of The Week Worksheets

Related ELA Standard: L

Core Standard
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Sunday, Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday, Saturday! Sing it with me. Name the days of the week is one of the first utility types of activities we teach to children at any early age. Some teachers will start with Sunday and end on Saturday. Others will start on Monday and run off at Sunday. This is all a matter of choice, but most calendar formats start with Sunday which I often default to for my students. These worksheets will help student begin to remember the sequence of the days of the week.

Days of the Week Worksheets To Print:

Word Scramble! – The days are all confused. Clean them up.

Read, Write, and Answer – The title, pretty much, says it all.

Spelling Practice – The days are all missing a few letters. Finish them off.

Days and Months – Do not forget to capitalize the Days of the week and months.

Order Up! – Most calendars have Sunday as the first day of the week. Even though we commonly feel it is Monday.

Abbreviations – Take those three letters to the bank.

Fill Ins – Think up the missing letters and then write the whole word too.

What Do You Do On ____day? – What is your schedule like? Do you know how your average week looks.

Order Of Days – Again we start with our Monday.

What's Missing? – Write the missing day of the week in each list.

Yesterday | Today | Tomorrow – Fill in the chart.

Word Search – Find each day of the week in the puzzle below. Write each day you find on a line.

Correct the Anchor – Write the days of the week, in their correct order.

Lots of Questions – Some of the questions are from left field or right field. Which ever one is way out there!

Abbreviate the Days of the Week – Can you match the days of the week with their abbreviations?

About the Days of the Week


Sunday always start out fun, but by mid-afternoon we realize our weekend is about to come to an end. This is the day of rest in most places around the world. Because of this many European countries hold their elections on Sundays. Mondays are usually the least liked day of the week by most people, mostly because it summons the start of work. Statistically Monday is the best day for the world's stock markets. Worker productivity is also the lowest on Monday. People aren't thrilled with Tuesdays, but they do like them a bit more. Tuesday is often the most productive workday for all employees. Wednesday is considered Hump day. This is the marker that we need to reach to assure that we are headed towards the weekend. Thursday is often the day that most Americans collectively watch television. Might have to do with the fact that they are ready to settle down a bit to enjoy the weekend. In a recent poll of just under a half-million Americans Fridays were the crowd favorite day of the week. We feel there are fewer consequences for anything we do on Fridays. It doesn't hurt that it is also seen as the universal payday. Saturday is often seen as the day to sleep in and be lazy.

 

 

 

 

 

 


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