Days of the Week Worksheets
Students typically begin learning the days of the week during their preschool or early elementary years, around ages 4 to 6. These days of the week worksheets will help them learn this fundamental concept and help them to understand how time and sequence work in daily life. By grasping the order of the days and their names, children develop a sense of routine and structure, which helps with organization skills, time management, and the ability to plan and anticipate future events. Additionally, learning the days of the week serves as an opportunity to introduce basic vocabulary and language skills, supporting your child’s overall cognitive and linguistic development.
You’ll find days of the week worksheets below for Sunday, Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday, and Saturday as well as the Spanish days of the week, domingo, lunes, martes, miércoles, jueves, viernes, and sábado.
Days of the Week Worksheets
In this activity, students will trace each of the days of the week, then write each day and circle it in the word cloud.
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In this days of the week worksheet, students cut out the words on the right and paste them in the proper day order on the left.
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Each of the days in this worksheet are missing one or more letters. Students will fill in the missing letters.
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In this days of the week worksheet, students write the missing day between each of the days shown.
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A simple writing activity for each day.
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Students can color each of the days of the week
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