Hello there, everyone! Today, we have a fantastic resource to share with you all about the days of the week. It’s always important to learn the days of the week no matter where you are in the world. It’s a basic lesson, but it’s a foundation for scheduling appointments, organizing events and planning things in general. Here, we have 50 pages of worksheets and printables for you to use and enjoy. So, let’s dive in and have some fun!
Monday - Day 1
Monday is the first day of the week for a lot of people. It’s the day after the weekend that starts the workweek. In our worksheets, we have plenty of fun and engaging activities to help you learn more about this day. You’ll find coloring pages, crossword puzzles, word searches and much more.
Tuesday - Day 2
Next up, we have Tuesday. This is the second day of the week, and it follows Monday. In our worksheets, we have different activities to help you learn more about Tuesday. For example, you can color a picture of a boy going to school on Tuesday morning, practice writing the name of the day, and even do a spot-the-difference puzzle.
Wednesday - Day 3
Moving on to Wednesday, which is the third day of the week. Wednesdays are often referred to as “hump day,” because they fall right in the middle of the workweek. We have lots of fun and creative ways to learn more about Wednesday in our worksheets. You can design your own calendar with space for each day of the week, play bingo with different days of the week, and even make a fun and colorful paper clock.
Thursday - Day 4
We’re now on to Thursday, which is the fourth day of the week. Thursdays are often a bit quieter than the rest of the workweek, as people start to wind down and prepare for the upcoming weekend. To help you learn more about this day, we have various activities in our worksheets that are sure to be a blast. These include letter scrambles, cut-and-paste activities and color-by-number pages.
Friday - Day 5
Ah, Friday. This is the day everyone looks forward to each week. It signals the end of the workweek, and the start of the weekend. In our worksheets, we have some great pages to help you learn more about Friday. You’ll find activities that include sudoku puzzles, matching games, and even a fun word jumble.
Saturday - Day 6
Saturday is often the favorite day of the week for a lot of people. It’s a great day for relaxation, spending time with family and friends, and doing things you love. In our worksheets, we have plenty of fun and engaging activities that focus on Saturday. These include a maze puzzle, a connect-the-dots game, and a coloring page with a fun Saturday theme.
Sunday - Day 7
Finally, we have Sunday. This is the last day of the week, and it’s often a time for reflection and relaxation before the workweek starts again. To help you learn more about Sunday, we have a variety of worksheets with fun and engaging activities. You’ll find pages that have coloring activities, crossword puzzles, and even a simple matching game.
With all these great resources, you’ll be sure to become an expert on the days of the week in no time. Enjoy!
