Time - Days of the week - Presentation

The educational material presents a series of activities aimed at teaching children about the days of the week and the months of the year. One key activity involves filling in missing days to complete sentences, helping to reinforce the sequence of the days. For example, children might be asked to identify what day comes before Wednesday or after Monday. This exercise not only aids in memorizing the order of the days but also in understanding the concepts of 'yesterday', 'today', and 'tomorrow'. The lessons are interactive and encourage the use of a calendar to identify months and discuss significant dates such as birthdays, holidays, and other celebrations, further personalizing the learning experience.

In addition to the basics of the calendar, the resource includes reasoning exercises to challenge the children's understanding. For example, students are tasked with correcting the order of the months in a sequence or determining what day of the week a particular date falls on, such as the 10th of July given that the 5th is a Wednesday. Another reasoning activity requires sorting days into school days and non-school days, promoting the application of their knowledge to real-life scenarios. To stimulate discussion and reflection, questions are posed about what day it is today, when their birthday occurs, and which months correspond to specific events or holidays, encouraging children to think about time in the context of their own lives.