Learning the Days of the Week

Age 5-6Social Studies7 activity pagesFree printable

Help your child master the days of the week with these fun sequencing, spelling, and logic worksheets. Children will practice ordering the days, identifying yesterday and tomorrow, and unscrambling day names.

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Learning the Days of the Week

Age 5-67 activity pages

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Color a circular days of the week wheel according to the color key provided for each day.

Learning the Days of the Week, page 1: Color a circular days of the week wheel according to the color key provided for each

Determine yesterday and tomorrow for various days of the week and write them in the boxes.

Learning the Days of the Week, page 2: Determine yesterday and tomorrow for various days of the week and write them in the

Fill in the blank spaces to answer which day comes before or after a specified day.

Learning the Days of the Week, page 3: Fill in the blank spaces to answer which day comes before or after a specified day.

Put the scrambled days of the week into their correct chronological order starting with Sunday.

Learning the Days of the Week, page 4: Put the scrambled days of the week into their correct chronological order starting

Unscramble the letters to correctly spell each day of the week in the letter boxes.

Learning the Days of the Week, page 5: Unscramble the letters to correctly spell each day of the week in the letter boxes.

Complete the train sequences by writing the day of the week that comes next.

Learning the Days of the Week, page 6: Complete the train sequences by writing the day of the week that comes next.

Fill in the table with the correct days for yesterday and tomorrow based on the given today.

Learning the Days of the Week, page 7: Fill in the table with the correct days for yesterday and tomorrow based on the given

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