7 Days of the Week
How many days are there in a week?
There are seven days in a week.
Monday is the first day. The other days after Monday are Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday, Saturday and Sunday and then again we start from Monday and so on...
Monday – day 1
Tuesday – day 2
Wednesday – day 3
Thursday – day 4
Friday – day 5
Saturday – day 6
Sunday – day 7
Fairy says, ‘We have five days of school. The days are
Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday and Friday. Saturday and Sunday are
holidays and the two days are also called weekend.’ After hearing this all the
elves sing happily...
There are 7 days in a week,
Let’s learn......
7 days in a week,
7 days in a week,
7 days in a week,
and I can say them all!
Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday,
Thursday, Friday and Saturday
Sunday is the last day,
and I can say them all
Yay!!!
I. Match the day with its position.
|
Monday Friday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday |
second third fifth first fourth |
II. Fill in the blanks.
(i) Wednesday comes after ________________ (Tuesday/Thursday)
(ii) Friday comes after ________________ (Saturday/Thursday)
(iii) Sunday comes after ________________ (Saturday /Monday)
(iv) Thursday comes after ________________ (Friday/Wednesday)
III. Write the missing days of the week.
Monday
________________
________________
________________
Friday
________________
________________
(Wednesday Saturday Tuesday Thursday Sunday)
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