Days of the Week

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 Learn about the days of the week with stories and activities.

What Will You Learn?

  • In this lesson you will learn:
  • 1) The days of the week
  • 2) Common things done on weekdays by children and adults.
  • 3) Common things done on weekends by children and adults.
  • 4) How to pronounce each day of the week.
  • 5) Peta's story about her weekly activities.
  • 6) What a Farmer Does Each Day .
  • Included : Videos, questions and answers. Homework.

Course Content

Days of the Week
In this lesson we will learn about the days of the week. There are 7 days in a week and in most countries, the week starts with Monday and ends with Sunday. Some days are weekdays which are Monday to Friday, and others are weekends which are Saturday and Sunday.

  • Days of the Week
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Common things done during weekdays
Weekdays are often busy and filled with routines as people go to school or work. From Monday to Friday, children spend most of their time learning in school, doing homework, and helping with small chores at home. Adults focus on their jobs, running errands, and managing household tasks. Despite the busy schedule, weekdays also include time for meals, relaxation, and spending moments with family. Each day follows a structured routine to keep everything organized and running smoothly.

Common things done during weekends
Weekends are for resting, playing with friends or toys, going on family outings, and having fun. Let's find out what Children and Adults do during weekends.

Pronunciation Tips about days of the week
Let's learn how to pronounce each day of the week

Peta’s Weekly Story (+ Video)
Let's learn about Peta's weekly activities. Each day of the week Peta does something new.

Farm Week Fun: What a Farmer Does Each Day (+Audio) Listening comprehension
Goal: To understand the different tasks a farmer does throughout the week while practicing the days of the week.

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